Workers’ Palace, Workers’ Hotel

In April 2014 a workers’ dormitory was newly built for women weavers at Kim Jong Suk Pyongyang Textile Mill. When the respected Comrade Kim Jong Un visited the mill in October 2013, he said that he would build a workers’ dormitory at the highest possible level true to the earnest instruction of Chairman Kim Jong Il. Then he designated the building plot and sent a powerful construction force of the People’s Army for the project. He took all necessary measures to finish the project as soon as possible. In this way the dormitory went up in a short span of some 180 days as one of praiseworthy edifices in the era of the Workers’ Party of Korea.

Consisting of three seven-storey buildings adjoining each other and a restaurant, the dormitory looks just like a palace or hotel—the corridor with a good harmony of light pink and cream colours, large LCD TVs in the hall of each floor, karaoke facilities, a restaurant, a library, a clinic, an amusement hall, a beauty salon and a library.

The respected Comrade Kim Jong Un also sent articles for recreational amenities to the workers staying there. A workers’ banquet was given there in celebration of the May Day under the care of the respected Comrade Kim Jong Un.

A workers’ dormitory was also newly erected at Kim Jong Suk Pyongyang Silk Mill in January last. Today the women workers’ chant of “Long live the Workers’ Party” is wafting endlessly through the windows of the dormitories.