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North Korea, Pyongyang, Unnamed Road
Contacts phone: +850 180 087 8678
Website: www.ryugyonghotel.com
Latitude: 39.0366364, Longitude: 125.7309187
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Moto Guy
::What a amazing place to stay. I must say all the cameras and hidden microphones really made me feel at home. I’ll definitely be returning as my cousin was awarded extra time at a very fancy camp up the street. I just don’t understand why he had to go blind folded at 2 am...
FrostBlocker
::This place is terrible! I wanted to see all the floors, but they wouldn't let me see the 5th floor. I met Fat Kim, and he really is fat. Like, huge kind of fat. Fatter than Trump. Fatter than everyone in North Korea combined. But anyways, the hotel was unfinished, the servers seemed to hate me, and the food was terrible. All in all, it could have used some Flex Tape.
Kevin Van Dyne
::Great Place to visit with the family! Where do I even start? They have public executions at 12 3 5 and 7 so you and the kids can go and watch! Upon arriving at the hotel and after navigating through the fields of actors playing dead you get a nice armed escort to your 10' by 10' concrete cell as they call it (what an interesting thing to call a room). There is a brick of hay to lay on and a bucket in the corner not sure what that's for. There are no lights or windows though so make sure you aren't afraid of the dark. They have fireworks every night, how festive! The TV shows aren't all that great there's only one and its some chubby guy burning an American flag, must have been some foreign movie. All in all an amazing trip 10/10 would go again if they would let me leave.
BPatMann bin BPatMan
::It was really amazing! I had a great three course meal, including: a potato chip course, followed by a soup course (or maybe that was a finger bowl) and then a green bean course. My green bean was delicious - crunchy and nutritious. The rooms are reasonably clean and you don't have to worry about noisy neighbors because the rooms next to each guestroom are filled with listening gear. The cameras in the bathroom were a little funky, but I covered the ones I could see with a towel. Most of the windows in my room had been installed and the ones that were missing let out the fumes that came in from the hallway. The cot to which they assigned me was pretty comfortable and my room even included a chair. I had a great view of Pyongyang from the second floor (I don't think they have any rooms above the 2nd), from which I could see most of the People's Revolutionary Fish Sauce and Athletic Shoe Factory. I will be leaving tomorrow (I think) and my stay there will be long remembered.
BetterSkatez / DepecheModeFan1999 [III]
::I am the very first person to ever visit this hotel after it opens. I gotta say. What is inside is astonishing. It's so unique. I never seen anything like this in a hotel before. It wasn't what I expected when looking at the glass exterior of the building. It was actually better. Everything in this building was made out of concrete. No beds. No toilets. No cafeteria. No electricity. No water. No entertainment. No nothing. I wasn't able to sleep on the rock hard floors. This is a hotel for the hardcore people. A nice place to torture their prisoners. Probably make this hotel another prison camp. for it's criminals and defectors. Had to use the stairs because it's elevators are not yet installed. Trust me it's harder than you think.