The Blue Cradle

This is a hanok accommodation located in a good location in Jeonju Hanok Village. Unlike hotels, it is an accommodation with the sentiment of a hanok. It is a quiet and cozy atmosphere, beautifully decorated by the owner couple. The wife is well-versed in various arts and is well-versed in ceramics and Korean folk paintings, so you can enjoy these works at the accommodation. The breakfast was also delicious, with bread, fruit, and eggs served on ceramic art pieces, so you could fill your stomach. The best service and the quiet sentiment of a hanok made the guests who stayed for one night happy. Highly recommended, highly recommended.

This is the first time I've ever experienced something like this! In the blue room we reserved, the child of the group of guests in the next room was using the room, using a blanket. How could this happen? It turned out this wasn't a hanok accommodation where the owner lived. I called the owner and asked him to come over, but he seemed to be somewhere else. Since the owner isn't a permanent resident, how could this happen? If there's no permanent resident, shouldn't you explain to the guest that the owner or manager won't be there if they check in late? At first, I asked for a refund, but the owner told me there was a large room next door (the Happy Room) and told me to use that. The group of guests next door also used our room, but they didn't even seem apologetic, which made me even more upset! -It wasn't some college retreat. They kept the door wide open, drinking, and talking, so I contacted the owner and asked them to shut the door and drink. Things quieted down a bit. Fortunately, they seemed to have dispersed by 11 o'clock. ㅡIf these inconsiderate people are drinking and partying in a hanok, I really wouldn't recommend it! Are other hanok accommodations like this? This kind of rude behavior deserves a full refund! 😠 We were already upset, and if it weren't for the late hour, we would have moved elsewhere. We searched for decent, modern hotels nearby, though not A-class, and found they were even cheaper, which was a shame. Perhaps because it's a hanok, the bathroom was cold, and the water in the sink wasn't working very well either. I was lying on the floor, and a draft came in through the bathroom door. The owner seemed to have set the temperature in all the rooms to 17-18 degrees Celsius. Even when I turned it up to 20 degrees Celsius, it didn't rise. The floor was warm enough in the morning, but the air was still cold. It's peak season, so I'm paying more than usual... Ah... This is my first time staying in a hanok, and I don't remember the first time very well, so I don't think I'll ever stay in one again. The breakfast was delicious, and the owner was friendly, but...

This is the first time I've ever experienced something like this! In the blue room we reserved, the child of the group of guests in the next room was using the room with a blanket. How could this happen.. It turned out that this wasn't a hanok accommodation where the owner was staying. I called the owner and asked him to come over..but it seemed like the owner was somewhere else. Since the owner doesn't live there all the time, does this happen? If the owner doesn't live there all the time, shouldn't it be polite to tell the guest that the owner or manager won't be there when the reservation guest checks in late? At first, I asked for a refund, but the owner told me to use the big room next door (Happy Room).. The group of guests next door didn't even look sorry even though they used our room, so I felt even worse! -It wasn't some college MT, but they kept the door wide open and kept drinking and talking, so I contacted the owner and asked them to close the door and drink. It became a little quieter. Fortunately, it seems to have dispersed at 11 o'clock.. ㅡIf these people without manners drink and argue at a hanok lodging, I really do not recommend it! Are other hanok lodgings like this? In such cases of lack of manners, a full refund would be more than enough! 😠 We were already upset, and if it weren't for the late hour, we would have moved to another place. When I searched for modern hotels that were not A-class but decent, the prices were cheaper, so I regretted it. Maybe because it's a hanok, the bathroom was cold, and the water in the sink wasn't running well either.. I was lying on the floor, but the outside wind came in through the bathroom door. The temperature also seemed to be set by the owner to 17~18 degrees in all the rooms.. Even though I raised it to over 20 degrees, the temperature didn't go up. The floor did get warm in the morning, but the air was cold. It's peak season, so I'm paying more than usual.. Ah.. It's my first time staying in a Hanok, and I don't remember the first time, so I don't want to stay in a Hanok again. The breakfast is served with care, and the owner is kind, but..