What is the grade and star rating of the so-called "Four Flowers" hotel in Korea?

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Hotels in Korea are divided into five grades according to their facilities and environment, which are the same as the international standard "star rating", and the grades are expressed by "flowers". Flower is Korea's national flower and an inexhaustible salon rose.

Relatively speaking, motels are smaller than hotels, but they are much cheaper and have complete facilities.

I remember going to the hotel in Myeongdong with my Korean girlfriend costs 260,000 won and more than 2,000 RMB a day (she and I are both poor students, and 260,000 is the cheapest). As a China compatriot in Korea, I want to give you some advice. Are you staying at a motel? It's only 50 thousand a day. If you have more money, go splurge.