Seoul Inns

"Although Japanese wasn't spoken, a kind lady explained things clearly in simple English, which was very helpful! ^_^ The room was spacious enough for a student trip, and I really appreciated being able to open two large, L-sized suitcases. It was also very clean and tidy, so I felt comfortable staying there. The room entrance had a small entryway, which was great because I could wipe my suitcase wheels there without getting the main floor dirty. You can get to the nearest subway station from Seoul Station on a single line, with no transfers. It was close to the station and there was a bus stop nearby, which was convenient. However, walking through a small alley-like street for a bit felt a little scary. But there was also a convenience store, so that was handy. There were two of us, but there were plenty of outlets, so we never ran out of places to charge our devices! The bathroom was also clean and spacious, which was a plus! There's a common area in the basement where you can eat instant ramen. They even have less spicy options, so I think Japanese people would enjoy it too. Every morning, we also got toast and cereal. Since I just need something to eat in the morning, it was easy and convenient. They also have games and karaoke. I love karaoke, so I used it many times during my stay, lol. It was a really good hotel, but there were just two things that made me go ”hmm...”;; Firstly, there was only one chair in the room. My friend and I ate ice cream, and one of us had to awkwardly kneel to eat it... ( ; ; ) For a twin room, I'd really like to have two chairs ( ; ; ) Secondly, the smell in the corridor from the lobby down the stairs to the basement common area was a bit concerning. It smelled the same for all three days, and that particular spot was quite smelly, so I hope it's something that can be resolved with cleaning ( ; ; ) However, it's a very good hotel, so I highly recommend it! The access was good, and it was convenient! I'd love to stay again! ☆"

"I stayed here for two nights while traveling around Jeongneung. The surroundings were quiet, and the nearby mountains and temples created a calm atmosphere, which was great for relaxing. It's probably a good choice for those looking for a peaceful accommodation rather than a bustling one. The room was generally clean, and I didn't experience any major discomfort during my stay. However, the soundproofing was a bit lacking, so sensitive sleepers might want to keep that in mind. Although there was a window, the view felt obstructed rather than open, which was also a slight letdown. Nevertheless, considering the location and the surrounding ambiance, it was a decent place for a quiet and relaxing getaway."

"I stayed for two nights during my trip to Seoul. I initially booked this hotel because of its convenient location, but I was more satisfied than I expected. It was close to Jonggak Station, making it easy to get around, and with Cheonggyecheon Stream right in front of the hotel, it was wonderful for evening strolls. I felt it was a great location for sightseeing, as Ikseon-dong, Insa-dong, and Myeong-dong were all within walking distance or quick access via subway. While the rooms didn't feel like the very latest model, they were well-maintained, and the bedding was comfortable, making it a great place to rest after a tiring day. In particular, the staff were very kind and attentive, which made my stay very pleasant. They also made luggage storage convenient, which made it easy to plan my travel itinerary before and after check-in. The aspect I was most satisfied with was the price relative to the location. Given this level of accessibility from the center of Seoul, I believe it is a great value accommodation. I would likely stay here again if I visit Seoul in the future."

"The location is excellent, making it convenient to get to Myeongdong, Hongdae, and Seongsu, with plenty of food options downstairs. Self-check-in was very convenient, and there's a washing machine and cooking area in the common space. The downsides are that there are many bars nearby, so solo female travelers should be extra careful at night. Also, the facility instructions are only in Korean and English; it would be much more user-friendly if Chinese signs were added."

"The self check-in was a bit confusing, and the hotel's distance from the station was a minor inconvenience. However, aside from that, I really liked how spacious the room was, and both the bathroom and bed were very clean. My only suggestion would be for them to pay more attention to cleaning after guests check out. I was quite surprised to find food residue in the sink strainer when I first entered and looked around."

"The layout here is brilliantly thought out—having the wall-mounted TV positioned right in front of the bed made relaxing after a full day of walking around Sinchon and Hongdae so comfortable. The full-length mirrored wardrobe kept all my clothes and luggage neatly out of the way, making the room feel open and uncluttered. Crisp linens, excellent water pressure in the private shower, and crystal-clear digital access instructions made the whole stay effortless. A fantastic, reliable base for budget-conscious travelers who prioritize clean, private spaces."

"I went to Seoul alone for cosmetic surgery, and although I was a little anxious and scared, I'm so glad I chose this hotel! The location was easy to find, and I was able to get there without getting lost even though it was my first time. As a woman traveling alone, the surrounding area felt safe, and the hotel itself was very clean and comfortable. Being in Dongdaemun, there were many famous Korean chain restaurants nearby, and many of them offered Japanese-language service, which was very convenient. Above all, the room got plenty of sunlight, and because it was still relatively new, it was very clean and pleasant. If I have the opportunity to go to Seoul again, I would definitely like to stay here again! Thank you!"

"I booked this hotel because I had a 7:30 AM flight from Incheon. It's very close to Yeongdeungpo Station, and the area downstairs is bustling with a great variety of food options, making it easy to find a place to eat. The room isn't huge, but it's well-equipped. The amenity kit from the front desk was especially comprehensive, even including facial cleanser and moisturizer. The front desk staff were incredibly enthusiastic and went out of their way to help me figure out how to get a taxi to the airport in the early morning. Overall, the hotel facilities far exceeded my expectations, and the price was a real bargain."

"1. A good place to stay if you are coming from afar and visiting Seoul National University Hospital; it is within a 10-minute walk. 2. Since it recently opened, the accommodation is very clean and equipped with a washing machine, refrigerator, hairdryer, etc. 3. There is no elevator; you have to use the stairs to the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors. If you have a lot of luggage, try requesting a room on the 2nd or 3rd floor. 4. It is right in front of the convenience store at the bus stop, and the bus stop for Incheon Airport is also very close."