"I really like the room. It had 2 beds and lots of space to have extra 1 bed if you have more then 2 guests. The washroom was very impresive because it was very big and well organized. Bathtub, shower boot and toilet was seperated. 2 sinks. So it was good for family or couple. I used the pool. I strongly recomend stay at Ananti even if you want to use swimming pool. It was absolutly worth it!!! I uesed the restaurent on 10th floor. It you reserve, you could enjoy delicious meal with wonderful view. I had stake and pasta. The stake was soft and yam yam yam. Oh! One more thing!! I could able to uae another swimming pool acrossfrom Ananti at cove. It was toally worth it."
"The view was great and the jacuzzi was fantastic. The bed was comfortable and there are many good restaurants nearby. I highly recommend Salt Bbeong-jip (salt fried rice cake) in the building next door, DBA."
"First off, the spacious bathtub gets a thumbs up, and the bathroom facilities were great! However, it's worth noting that unlike most hotels, despite the higher price point, they charge extra for disposable amenities and bottled water. The bathtub was clean, so I'd definitely recommend it for couples."
"I was surprised by how great the facilities were! I really wanted a room with a bathtub, and I ended up getting one with a massage tub, which was a huge bonus! It would have been even better if check-in was a little earlier, but the price was so affordable that I'm still very satisfied. I'll definitely be revisiting this place next time I'm near Kkangtong Market!"
"Check-in was after 7 PM, so I arrived around 8 PM. There was no receptionist and I didn't have a Korean phone, so I was in a bit of a pinch, but the next guest called and I was able to get in! Thank goodness! Even though I only stayed two nights, they cleaned the room and changed the towels. I had a very comfortable stay. Plus, there was a bathtub, so I was able to soothe my travel fatigue. It was a great deal for less than 15,000 yen for two nights! The hotel has some stairs and hills, but they're not too bad, and it's close to Nampo Station. It was a great location! I recommend it!"
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