What are the hotels like?
Apart for the water issues (see the first question) I would say: decent.
They were always clean, beds were mostly cosy (sometimes a bit stiff), rooms even had heated floors, hotel restaurants were always serving decent food, and in all hotels you'd have a place to grab a beer at the end of the day (in some even a micro-brew!). The better hotels had karaoke bars (the best 2 also had English songs), pool tables were not uncommon, and the hotel in Pyongyang even had a bowling alley and a swimming pool (on top of everything previously mentioned).
They were always clean, beds were mostly cosy (sometimes a bit stiff), rooms even had heated floors, hotel restaurants were always serving decent food, and in all hotels you'd have a place to grab a beer at the end of the day (in some even a micro-brew!). The better hotels had karaoke bars (the best 2 also had English songs), pool tables were not uncommon, and the hotel in Pyongyang even had a bowling alley and a swimming pool (on top of everything previously mentioned).