Hotels with Breakfast in Seoul

"I stayed here for a conference two years ago, and the prices have gone up a bit since then. The room size is decent, and the facilities are average, but the bed is quite comfortable. You need to double-check that the door is locked every time you enter or leave. I felt the breakfast had improved compared to my last visit. Two years ago, there was a staff member at the front desk who spoke Chinese, but they've since left. However, the service attitude of the other staff members is excellent. The hotel is conveniently located near supermarkets, restaurants (like soup noodle places), and is also close to the metro station."

"I randomly picked this hotel when I went to KSPO for a concert, and it was a delightful surprise! First off, the location is superb. It's in Gangnam, near Sinnonhyeon Station on Line 9. It's just a 5-minute walk from the station to the hotel, making it super convenient for getting to the airport and the venue. You can even catch the express train. Secondly, the area around the hotel is very lively. There's a convenience store and coffee shop downstairs, and all sorts of delicious food options are within walking distance. I booked a family room with two beds this time. For a small country like Korea, where space is at a premium, the room was surprisingly spacious. The website mentioned a 1.3m + 0.8m bed, but the larger bed felt big enough for two people. There's also a sofa lounge area. The front desk staff spoke English, so checking in and communicating was a breeze. I'll definitely choose this place again next time I come for a concert!"

"Me and my mom stayed here for 3 nights. The location is perfect as it’s in the middle of the Myeongdong happening streets. It’s also very near to Airport Shuttle Bus stop. There was luggage storage available for us during our arrival in the morning."

"On one of the nights during our stay, the fire alarm went off at 3 AM. We sat on the curb across the street, shivering in the cold for half an hour before the fire truck arrived. During that entire half hour, no staff member came out to explain the situation. Staff from Hotel Skypark II across the street did come out to check, and after the fire trucks arrived, we also saw Skypark staff communicating with the firefighters. About an hour later, other guests started returning to their rooms, and we followed suit. Even at that point, no staff from this hotel had appeared. On our way back to the room, we noticed a large amount of clutter in the stairwell (see photo) — a hazard in itself.  A few minutes after we got back to our room, the fire alarm suddenly went off again, but just for a few seconds, which startled us so much that we immediately went down to the front desk on the 3/F. At that time, there were two foreign female sitting in the common area. We thought they were just guests and chatted with them for a bit, only to find out during the conversation that they were actually staff members here. According to them, they were something like international students or exchange students working here— not trained professionals you would expect to handle an emergency. We also figured out during the conversation that they had actually been standing outside with the guests the whole time while we were all waiting for the fire trucks to arrive — yet even then, neither of them had come forward to say anything or offer any reassurance. We guessed that they were probably working here in exchange for a place to stay, which would explain why no one seemed to be properly in charge when things went wrong. Putting this incident aside, this hostel is actually quite good.  The three of us stayed in a family twin room. We were able to open two large suitcases in the entrance hallway, and there was plenty of space at the foot of the beds and underneath them to temporarily store things we had just bought. The double bed was more than spacious enough for two people, and there was also lots of room on the shelf behind our bed to place personal items. The only minor complaint is that a smell occasionally came from the ventilation system on the bathroom ceiling. Also, there is no shower stall/ bathtub (see photo), so when you shower, the entire floor and toilet bowl gets wet, and there is no place to hang clothes to change into after showering. The room was pretty clean. The common area has a vacuum cleaner, a washer-dryer, and a luggage scale. There is also a microwave, an oven, and a stovetop available for use. For breakfast, bread, eggs, cereal, milk, and Indomie instant noodles are provided for you to cook yourself.   The hotel's location is very convenient — it's right across from Hotel Skypark II. It's a short walk to Euljiro 1(il)-ga Station and Myeongdong, and there are plenty of great restaurants nearby, as well as a convenience store right across the street. If it weren't for this incident, I would have no hesitation in recommending this hotel."

"Pleasantly surprised by this hotel! The service was excellent (you can choose your pillow at the front desk), and there are water dispensers and ice machines in the hallways. It's only a 3-minute walk from Anguk subway station, making it super convenient for getting around. Gyeongbokgung Palace is also within walking distance. This place is perfect for first-time visitors to Seoul who want to hit the main attractions. However, if you're planning on shopping in Gangnam or Seongsu, it might be a bit far. If you're traveling with elderly guests, you can ask the front desk for a non-slip mat (as the rooms have bathtubs, not walk-in showers)."

"This hotel is great for fans! I booked a room with a 1.6m bed, which was a bit snug for two people. The room itself is quite small, so for comfort, I'd recommend it for solo travelers. The surrounding area is incredibly lively and bustling with plenty of food and shopping options. The only downside is that it's a bit far from the city center. The service was excellent, and you can communicate in English throughout your stay."

"The hotel is conveniently located right next to Exit 4 of Jongno 3-ga subway station. Jongno 3-ga station is a transfer station for three subway lines, making its location excellent; we used the subway for all five days we stayed there. The hotel staff were very welcoming, and despite the language barrier, the service was impeccable. When we arrived, only rooms on the second floor were available, and the hotel warned me it might be noisy at night, so they gave us a room on the eighth floor. The first floor was quite lively at night, but our room was very quiet. Importantly, the hotel provides a complimentary simple breakfast every day, mainly Korean instant noodles and some small desserts, which was very thoughtful. The room was reasonably spacious, around 15-20 square meters, which is quite large for Korea. We had a triple room, and the space was ample. Myeongdong, Gyeongbokgung Palace, and the Hanok Village are all about 1 kilometer away, a 15-minute walk. Overall, a great hotel, and I would definitely consider staying here again."

"Overall, I'm satisfied with the hotel. The location is great, and I appreciated the free parking even though it's in Seocho-dong. Just a heads-up, check-in time is at 3 PM, so you might have to wait a bit. I paid an extra 10,000 KRW for early check-in, which I thought was a bit much, but I don't regret it since I was happy with the facilities and cleanliness."

"The location is very convenient, I love staying in Hannam because there are a lot of stores and restaurants nearby. The hotel room was spacious but I wouldn’t say it’s the cleanest, my sister would get itchy every night, although I didn’t experience it. Amenities are also okay, you one of our plugs are broken so we solely relied on an adopter to charge all of our devices. But the room is fresh and cleaned everyday which is something I appreciate after coming back from a long day!"