Things are happy a short walk from the action, though this place looks grim from the outside. Incense infuses the traditional downstairs dining room, while upstairs there are spotless new rooms with private bathrooms and mats for sleeping rolled directly onto the floor. There are PCs, Korean breakfast options (pumpkin rice porridge), and a helpful English-speaking owner.
Happy Guesthouse
Gyeongsangbuk-do
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