Hotels near Anam Station, Seoul

The walk to the station was a bit difficult due to the many market shops, but the room itself was convenient and I was able to stay comfortably. The refrigerator contained water and something like Real Gold, which I appreciated. The shower was also spacious. The building is quite old, but it was very clean!

It was my first time in Korea during the National Day holiday. I traveled with friends for a few days, and then they returned home. As a solo female traveler, I saw the price was decent, so I casually booked this hotel for two nights without much research. Once confirmed, it couldn't be canceled! This hotel is only suitable for a one-night layover, not for shopping or leisure tourists. I'll break down the pros and cons below. Also, you can find this hotel's address on China's Gaode Maps and Uber can get you there, but surprisingly, South Korea's local Naver Maps couldn't find the hotel name... Unless they improve their luggage policy, or if you only have a backpack, otherwise, tourists should look elsewhere. Price Pros: Compared to other options nearby during the National Day holiday, the price of this hotel was acceptable to me, around 290-300 per night. No other pros come to mind. Transportation Pros & Cons: ❌ It's quite far from the subway. The nearest subway station is Sinseol-dong Station on Line 1, a 10-minute walk. If you're not good at using Korea's Naver Maps, don't just walk, because I once got lost... ❣️ Taking the bus is more convenient. The nearest bus stop is just dozens of meters away: Bomun-dong Community Center. From there, take one stop to Sinseol-dong Station Crossroads, and then take the subway from Sinseol-dong Station on Line 1. ❌ Check-in time: If you arrive early, you can't check in early. You need to check in at 7 PM and check out by 12 PM the next day. If you check out after 12 PM, you'll be charged separately for the extra time. Also, no matter how many nights you've booked, by 12 PM the next day, you have to pack your luggage and take it with you. Then, you re-check in at 7 PM that evening. If you store your luggage at the hotel, there's an extra charge, and it's not cheap – you could book a decent hotel for that price. Having to take my luggage with me was a major pain; I stayed two nights and dragged my luggage around for a whole day, it was exhausting. Environment and Hygiene: I used my own towels and toothbrushes, not the hotel's. Rooms on the third floor are quite small. For those with no other options, choose a larger room on the fifth floor. Also, there's no deadbolt chain on the door, which made me, as a woman, feel a bit unsafe. Later, I read other reviews and it seems this hotel might be a couple's 'love hotel'? That would explain the different check-in times and luggage rules...

It was too cold. When I mentioned it, they offered an electric blanket. The sink was clogged, so it overflowed while I was washing my face, ruining all my toiletries. Considering the price, especially if you leave your cosmetics next to the sink, it's not cheap. A check-in at 10 PM and check-out at 12 PM doesn't make the price cheap at all.

Overall, pretty good! The bathrooms could use some renovation. The host is cool and fun – she speaks Chinese and Korean, but not much English. No worries, a translator app will help you out. The location is a bit far from the city center. It takes about 40 minutes by bus to get downtown. The hotel is on a hill, surrounded by mountains, with clean air. It's about a 10-minute walk from the bus stop to the hotel, up a steep slope, but it's not too bad. Anyway, if you prefer to stay in a private room, this is the best option for the price in Korea, rather than renting a bunk bed in a hostel downtown or near the city for the same cost.

Considering the price, it's perfectly understandable and offers good value for money. I was happy with my choice as location was my top priority, and it's not bad if you don't mind the noise, as it's in a lively area that stays busy late into the night. :)

This is a hotel with good value for money that is convenient to use when going on a business trip.

The hotel's location is really convenient. You can get there directly by airport bus, and it's near Sungshin Women's University. There are plenty of restaurants in the area. I've stayed at this hotel a few times now, and the rooms are always very clean. I'll definitely be back!

my room smells not good and small. but the price for one night is cheap. I have to check in after 10 pm on weekend.this hotel is near subway. it's much convenient to anyway by subway. in overal , I think it's so so.

The hotel is excellent, close to the metro station, the room is clean and tidy, the staff is friendly, the surroundings have everything you need, from a supermarket to a bunch of small restaurants.

Thank you that was a perfect hotel! The reception was very kind and efficient, and the room smelled really good. I will totally come back