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"Clean room and great amenities "

"Great room "

"Room was super clean. The location was excellent. So many local shops walking distance. Super cute area. On site parking was a huge bonus. Check in was a little confusing. They couldn't find my reservation but everything was fixed and we got a room."

"Great 👍 "

"Very clean and comfortable room. Breakfast excellent. Staff were fantastic. "

"I stayed one night at Laglas Hotel in Asan and really loved it. The room was very clean, quiet, and comfortable. They provided complimentary bottled water, coffee, and a simple breakfast. The breakfast included K-ramen, which was a nice touch! The bathroom was large, and the water felt very soft — perfect for a relaxing shower. Overall, it was a pleasant and comfortable stay. I would definitely come back again!"

"Not as advertised. It was disgusting. It was smelly. It was a hotel that is not for a family. It was the worst experience. We left and requested a cancellation/refund and it seems to be a battle. They do not do well with international travelers. They do not speak English. Travelocity is no help. DO NOT stay here unless you are looking for a “love shack” for a few hours and do not care. "

"We spent 8 days at this hotel. The room is comfortable and adequately equipped. The hotel is conveniently situated, within walking distance of the railway station, various bus stops and a busy bustling market. The staff were pleasant and did their best to help our communication problems! The hotel is over the hot springs which guests can use."

"The fact that it’s in the middle of nowhere, and it’s almost impossible to get a taxi from there to anywhere close by. I stayed almost two hours trying to get a taxi and don’t be fool by them telling you the Exchange Taxi service works there, cus it doesn’t. Hotel is also old, and smells like it looks. Don’t even try to cancel early, they wouldn’t let you. I got there and realized I was further from Humphreys and asked them to charge me for a day, and refund the unused days they didn’t agree. "