Hotels near Dobong Public Library, Seoul

Fantastic stay and great value! We had a wonderful stay here. The location is very convenient, only 5 minutes from Suyu Station Exit 3. Having an escalator at the exit made it so much easier to manage our heavy bags. Pros: Convenience: Elevator in the building and English-speaking staff who are very welcoming. Room: Clean, comfortable, and features a massive TV with Netflix. Toiletries are provided and replenished daily. Food: The surrounding area is packed with delicious 24-hour eateries. It takes a little time to travel into the main tourist hubs, but for the price and quality, it is definitely worth it. Would stay here again!

A small but very cozy room with everything you need. The heated mattress made sleeping incredibly comfortable. The front desk staff were very welcoming and friendly. They always cleaned my room upon request. One staff member even walked with me to a 24-hour convenience store and helped me top up my transportation card for the first time – that was really kind of him! The hotel itself is close to the metro station. It's super convenient to get to the city center from Line 4, or really anywhere! There are also many cafes and a 24-hour 7-Eleven nearby. I'm sure I'll stay there again next time. Excellent value for money.

Not far from the station and the staff are very friendly. The room is spacious, and I liked having a bathtub and a PC. However, the body wash wasn't refilled when I checked in, and the toilet was clogged, so I had to call the front desk multiple times. Also, cleaning supplies were left in the hallway until the evening, making it a bit narrow.

It was good because it was close to the station

Accommodation is very close to the light blue train station (Line4), just 2 minutes walk or maybe less. Good service staff Come in to clean and change the sheets. Add water and add coffee every day. The room is spacious, clean, the bathroom is wide. Accommodation in Korea, the bathroom is often narrow. But here is the most spacious and comfortable. The younger sister from the hair dryer and has a hair pendant as well. Usually, the accommodation usually only provides 2 shower cream and shampoo, but there is a conditioner here. In the future, if going to Korea again Will definitely choose to stay here again. If still the price is good like this Accommodation is in a lively area with 7-11 , C U Daiso and a lot of restaurants around it near late karaoke shops. Sometimes you can hear soft music, but for us, there is no problem because it is so light that some nights we can't hear it very impressed.

It was nice to stay here with my family because it was in the neighborhood.

The hotel is located near Suyu or Mia Station (about a 10-minute walk). The staff was friendly and responded to all requests immediately. The room itself was standard size, with space for two large suitcases. Overall, it was clean and quiet; we didn't notice any noise from neighbors or the street. The room was cleaned upon request. On the ground floor, you can make toast with jam and boil eggs, which is very convenient. There's a CU in the adjacent building, and a 7-Eleven and GS25 not far away. At Suyu Station, you'll find Burger King and KFC. Towards Mia Station, there's a market where you can buy fruit and enjoy street food. The only downside for us was that the hotel is a bit far from the main tourist center. When we returned to the hotel tired in the evenings, the commute felt long. However, we knew about this beforehand, and it was just a minor inconvenience. If the distance doesn't bother you, we recommend this hotel.

A convenient budget hotel if you're willing to take public transportation every day. The city center is just a half-hour away by metro, and the metro and airport bus stop are right next to the hotel. The interior is pleasant, the air conditioning works (but for some reason, it's turned on with the TV remote), and bottled water is available on the ground floor. There's a clothes iron and comfortable rubber slippers for the shower. The room is large and beautiful, with plenty of room to spread out your things. Cons: - No towel hooks, at all. - No proper cups, only paper cups: I had to buy a cup from Daiso so I could brew coffee in the morning. - The water pressure in the shower (I stayed on the 9th floor) fluctuates wildly, and the sink faucet occasionally only produced hot water, even with the cold water turned on. Overall, I was quite comfortable for the 11 days I stayed there. The biggest complaint was the lack of towel hooks; I had to hang my towels on the doors. The staff was welcoming and friendly.

The check-in process was very quick, but the room was huge, and there were no directions to the building. I wandered around for a while, getting drenched in the rain outside. I had to ask the staff to find my way (the check-in building was across the street, and there were no directions at check-in). Upon entering the room, I immediately noticed various hairs on the floor: brown hair, short hair, curly hair. Even in the bathroom, hair was visible, and there were hairs scattered throughout the room. - If you look closely at the photo, you can see hair. It wasn't my hair, and the color and length were completely different from ours. The floor was dirty from the moment we walked in. In all my staycations, I've never had to change rooms because of hair... This is the first time I've ever stayed in a 5-star hotel. The area near the head of the bed where the light was was covered in dead bugs and dust. I made a reservation in advance, but it was 390,000 won, and on the day, it was reduced to 320,000 won (I guess it was because it rained). I was looking forward to the pool because it was a popular Instagram spot, but outdoor pools like Incheon Paradise or Hyatt seem much better. The indoor pool was truly the best I've ever been to. And the buffet was offering a 15% discount for hotel guests that day. We had dinner for 240,000 won for two, and it was excellent value for money. I would definitely go back for the hotel buffet, but I wouldn't go back for the room. 🥹 The staff member who came to change my room was very kind, which I appreciated, but it was 400,000 won per night on a weekday. ㅠㅡㅠ It was a disappointing staycation. Also, the pool and all the facilities here close from 7 PM to 10 PM, so it's dark. Room service ends around 10:30 PM, I think. I contemplated going home late at night, but I quickly fell asleep.

This was a hotel that a Spaniard visiting Korea chose after much deliberation. Although there were many budget-friendly motels nearby, I selected the hotel-class Royal Suite, hoping for a more comfortable and cozy stay. It is true that my expectations were high, as the price of around 170,000 won was not insignificant. However, after actually staying there, I was generally quite disappointed. The first thing that stood out was the cleanliness. There was hair left in the bathtub, and the bed sheets had red stains that appeared to have not been properly washed, which was very unpleasant. Additionally, the smell of cigarette smoke lingered in the room, making it difficult to consider it a pleasant environment. This was particularly bothersome for a non-smoker. In terms of facilities, the toilet's water pressure was weak, so it was inconvenient to have to flush multiple times because it did not clean properly in one go. With the wide variety of accommodations available these days, one could have stayed comfortably for under 100,000 won; paying 170,000 won only resulted in a somewhat disappointing experience as my satisfaction fell short of my expectations.