So, my assistant booked a regular room for my friends and me. When we got there, the staff was incredibly rude and first just tried to make us all go away. Then they tried to sell us a room that was over twice as much as the room that was reserved.
BUT, this was all for the better. There are...
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We loved the hotel's location at the edge of the town, not far from the temple and restaurants. The room was nice and had a lovely view. The bathroom however was in dire need of maintenance.
Twice we were in need of a hot shower but were denied. It appears the hot water is turned on during a narrow window...
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One must remember that this property is ultimately owned by the monks of the Heinsa temple.
Think austerity.
You stay here so you can beat the massive rush of your buses from Seoul, and experience the quiet, serene beauty of the magnificent temple.
That makes this place worth it.
This place is just adequate.
Not fancy in any way, nor...
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The Haeinsa Tourist hotel was the only option I could find to stay near the temple of the same name where one can see the collection of Tripitaka Koreana wood blocks, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Although it's located in the only real village inside the national park, the hotel is difficult to find. And once you do find it,...
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