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."

"Pros: My room was incredibly clean, especially the bathroom. The sink gleamed, every corner was spotless, and the large mirror was perfect for makeup. The spacious counter was a huge plus for all my toiletries (girls tend to have a lot of skincare products!). The room size was typical for a Korean hotel, with enough space for two people's luggage. It's quite close to the subway station, with a convenience store and a few restaurants nearby, and a chill coffee shop just across the street. Although it's on a slope, it's a very short one. The elderly gentleman who checked us in at the front desk had an excellent attitude. There's even a tax refund machine in the hotel lobby. Cons: The soundproofing was poor. The two men in the next room were very loud. If it weren't for the language barrier, I think I would have known their entire conversation – there was absolutely no privacy. Luckily, we didn't stay on a weekend, so we didn't hear any bar-goers or drinkers. So staying here really depends on luck; if you get considerate guests who keep to themselves, it's great. But if you encounter loud ones, it's just bad luck. Also, at 1 AM, the TV (or possibly some other electronic box) suddenly blared an ear-splitting alarm, like an ambulance, which startled us awake. Since I take sedatives, being abruptly woken up is very disorienting for me. My girlfriend quickly unplugged all the power cords behind the TV, and the sound instantly disappeared. I don't know what caused this; I forgot to ask the front desk when we checked out, and I still have no idea what happened."

"Good value for money and clean."

"Overall, I'm really happy with my stay. Even though check-in was officially at 3 PM, they let me check in at 2 PM, which was a nice surprise. The front desk staff spoke excellent English. They even gave me some snacks when I checked in and Seoul Express vouchers and bookmarks when I checked out. The room wasn't huge, but it was perfectly adequate, and the desk was super convenient for eating takeout. The little sofa was a great touch too! The location is fantastic, close to both Yangjae and Gangnam subway stations. On the walk to either station, you'll find plenty of convenient stores like CU and GS25, as well as Paris Baguette, Starbucks, Cha Bai Dao, McDonald's, and Olive Young. Couldn't ask for more!"

"Excellent! The room was very clean and tidy, and the bathroom was spacious. There are also plenty of restaurants nearby, so you don't have to worry about finding food. There's even an OY (shopping area/department store, assuming 'oy' is a typo for a local landmark or shopping area) nearby to explore. We were only there for a short time as we were attending concerts for two days, but we slept very well. There were 3 complimentary bottles of water in the fridge, so we didn't have to worry about being thirsty. If Inspire is still open next time, we'll definitely stay here again~"

"The hotel's location is super convenient, making transportation a breeze, and there are tons of restaurants and shops nearby. Check-in at the front desk was efficient, and the staff were warm and courteous. Room Environment: The room was spacious and bright, the bedding was comfortable, and the bathroom facilities were complete. Housekeeping was prompt, and the service staff were very friendly. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi with a stable connection. Breakfast had a great variety, a mix of Chinese and Western options, catering to different tastes."

"I’m definitely planning to return to the JK Blossom Hotel! I ended up staying longer than I originally intended. I really appreciate the room space and the complimentary massage chair—perfect for those long-distance walking adventures. Plus, the park right next to the hotel is a highlight. If you enjoy walking in nature and a bit of mini hiking, you’re in luck! It’s not too far, and there’s even a mini gym in the center, which I was quite surprised to find. The only minor drawback is its location a bit far from the subway station, but you can easily catch a bus to get there. The rooms are lovely and spotless, though you might hear some sounds from the hallway and the toilet next door. Overall, it’s a wonderful place, and I feel like you’ll find everything you need here. The staff are also incredibly friendly and pleasant."

"We stayed here for 7 days and had a wonderful experience. The staff are very warm, welcoming, and always ready to help. They speak English, which made communication easy and comfortable. Our room was cleaned every day, and they made sure to provide fresh water daily, which we really appreciated. The overall atmosphere felt very homey and family-friendly. We truly enjoyed our stay and will definitely return and stay here again on our next visit! Very close to bus stops and subway too. Many shops around the area."

"This place truly feels like home; I stay here every time I'm on a business trip. The location is superb and incredibly convenient for transportation! The high-floor views are great, and the cleaning staff are wonderful. One of the aunties even noticed I was taking medicine and brought me extra water. I'm looking forward to staying here again in May!"

"We stayed here for a business trip. It's very close to the Seoul outlets, which makes shopping super convenient. The only downside is that the dining options nearby aren't great. We arrived at the hotel around 9 PM, and the only place still open was the fried chicken restaurant run by the hotel on the first floor. Everyone there was Chinese, too."