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I booked this for my mother and aunt when they went on a trip. They said there were lots of food options nearby and it was close to the train station, which was great.

Located just a five-minute walk from Namchuncheon Station, the self-check-in machine is convenient, and the 24-hour reception is attentive. There's a small restaurant in the lobby, and microwaves and washing machines are available. A complimentary self-service coffee maker is provided. The rooms are clean, equipped with a large smart TV, refrigerator, and kettle. The bathtub and shower are both excellent, with strong hot water. A smart toilet and separate vanity are also included. Numerous restaurants are nearby, and large supermarkets like Lotte Mart and Plus Mart are just minutes' walk away.

We take a taxi from the station to the hotel to more than 5,000, other times to walk, so the location in Chunchuan, it is already very good, and the room facilities are very good, especially there is an electronic wardrobe, there are clothes to wash can be blow dry really perfect, plus the waiter English is very good, Very easy to communicate, when you go, you also call the car to the station, really friendly, recommend to everyone

When you think of hotels in Chuncheon, the image of Sejong Hotel Lee is good. I've been to a few banquets, but this was my first time staying overnight, so I was excited. The view was great, and I had high expectations the whole way up. First of all, it was inconvenient to walk between the parking lot and the accommodation building. It was inconvenient to have to carry my trunk. I received friendly guidance from the front desk and went up to my room. Wow, I was surprised by the facilities that seemed 100 years old, and the bed mattress felt like it was going to pop out at any moment. Compared to the great view, I thought the cost of the accommodation was a waste the whole time I was lying in bed. Compared to the view and good service, I felt so sorry for the accommodation that was so old.

I stayed there for almost a week. It was very enjoyable and relaxing! Nearby was a great roadhouse burger joint, and several convenience stores. Nearby is also Gongji Sagori, where you can take a bus to seemingly anywhere in Chuncheon! The service was very good, with fresh towels and water delivered every day, even if you have requested no room service for those days. The receptionist also gave me exact address for someplace I required!

A pleasant place for a short stay. It's a bit ”out of the central area” but a 30 minute walk to the station. Rooms have a small kitchette but lacking basic crockery etc. A convenience store next door is useful. Our room was on 11th floor so away from street noice and with lovely sunset views over the city and mountains

✔️ Price: I booked for less than 110,000 won for two nights. It wasn't a weekend, but since it was a public holiday, it was bound to be expensive, though it was decent. ✔️ Facilities: The shampoo, conditioner, and body wash were reusable, while items like cleansing foam, feminine hygiene wash, toothbrushes, and toothpaste were single-use; however, the basic amenities found in motels were provided. There was a refrigerator, kettle, tea bags, and bathrobes, and while there is a microwave, that is located in each room. The best part was that there was a Styler! It was fascinating to see a Styler in a place like this. I booked a room with the computer as an option, so if you book a different room, it probably won't be there. ✔️ Cleanliness: The cleanliness didn't seem particularly good. Aside from the interior, there was quite a bit of hair and dust, and despite being a computer room, the computer, mouse, and keyboard were not well-maintained. There was some strange brown stuff stuck to it—I couldn't tell if it was dust or grime—which made me feel uneasy, so I wiped it down before using it. I did not feel that the appliances, furniture, or overall items and the room were clean. ✔️ Interior: The bathroom was decent, featuring a bidet and appearing well-maintained, but the room itself was full of old wallpaper and signs of age. Additionally, the room's interior—including the mirror above the bed—was cluttered, and the lighting was iffy; there were areas that didn't get bright even when all the lights were turned on. ✔️ Overall Impression: I personally think it's okay. Unless you have OCD, it's not a bad choice for the price-to-quality ratio, but if you have more money, I would recommend going somewhere better.

Conveniently located in the downtown Chuncheon, close to City Hall, in a busy street full of shops and restaurants. It could be hard to find if you do not read Korean. There is an elevator in the building to go to the rooms. The room is basic but has wifi, TV and aircon. At the end of the street, in front of the hospital, there are taxis waiting, which is convenient to go to the bus terminal. The train station is at a walking distance from the hotel. Not bad for the price, can help when all the other hotels are full.

Great location, close to Elysian ski resort. Could have been cleaner, I could tell the housekeeping in between stays was not very thorough, but it got the job done for the price. Bed was uncomfortable but I only stayed one night so I made do. The massage chair was definitely the highlight of this room after being on the slopes all day. Very noisy and loud throughout the night from neighbors partying. The owner was very nice.