Hotels with Parking in Seoul

"Hotel is Euljiro 3-ga Station, which is approximately a 4-minute walk from the hotel. Euljiro 4-ga Station is also located nearby, roughly 5 minutes away on foot. The hotel offers easy access to Myeongdong shopping area and Gwangjang Market. 2 convenivce stores located nearby, GS 25 and e-Mart. Checking out early? No concierge service to store your lugguage, but can pay 5,000 won for 4 hours at the luggage lockers just outside the hotel reception. Room a bit small, not perfect but ok. Particularly like the Samsung Air Dresser in the room. Helps a lot with our laundry needs. :)"

"This place is amazing value! Just outside airport, it was easy to get taxi there and check in was automated and very easy. Room was quiet, spacious and had washer, microwave, kitchenette and clothes steamer as well as balcony you could go out onto I loved the hair straightener, hair dryer and thoughtful amenities. Room was warm with floor heating I felt safe and the station was about 7 minutes easy walk - with lots of shops around Great choice of coffee shops and restaurants outside hotel I will return as it’s very convenient and great value!"

"I think the Gongdeok area is my favorite tourist area in Seoul and the Roynet is very comfortable. Behind the big facades on the main street is the old style Seoul and the walk along the long narrow eclectic park is near by. The Roynet has the most unusual breakfast plan with a Korean breakfast . Rooms are spacious and corridors are quite too. Toilet was with a warm seat, and the toilet is a separate room. Very civilized."

"This hotel offers excellent value for money at its price point, no wonder it's a top choice for K-pop fans. Location: It's close to Mapo Station (Line 5) and Gongdeok Station. If you're flying in/out of Gimpo Airport, the direct subway connection is very convenient. Taking a taxi also saves a lot of time compared to getting to Gangnam. It's also very close to Yeouido and Hongdae, making it an ideal place for younger travelers to stay. Hotel Facilities: The room was a little larger than those I've stayed in at Mapo Grand and Gangnam L7. The downside is that it's a bit old, so the style and facilities feel a bit dated. The upside is that the soundproofing on the windows facing the street is excellent. When I checked in, I requested a room away from the elevator and more secluded, and they accommodated my request, so there wasn't much noise from the hotel corridor, which I was very happy with. Staff: The male front desk staff who checked me in spoke Chinese and was very friendly. He fulfilled all my requests for a non-smoking, high-floor room away from the elevator for quietness. When returning by taxi, the hotel security guard would also proactively help open the door. For a hotel at this price point, they really do a great job. Summary: I'll definitely be back. For such an affordable hotel, what more could you ask for?"

"The room was okay, just a bit too small for the three of us. I didn't get a good night's sleep any day, and my daughter threw up all four nights. It's a shame there was no bathtub. The breakfast was really good; we had it all four mornings. The gym on the top floor was great, but I was too busy each day to use it. The room was cleaned daily, but it wasn't spotless. That said, I wouldn't say there were any major problems – it was still pretty good overall. The subway station was a bit of a walk, but acceptable. Since I was with my dad and daughter, pushing a stroller made it a bit more inconvenient. I was very satisfied with the breakfast. The worst part was how cold Korea was; I came back with a cold."

"Excellent place near the airport. Bus stops are nearby. There are many coffee shops, cafés, and restaurants in the area. It’s a very quiet neighborhood. The apartment itself is wonderful and clean. We stayed on the top, 23rd floor, went to the saunas, and walked to the sea. The apartment is very warm thanks to the heated floors."

"Cons: 1. Staying on the fourth floor, right outside the elevator is the swimming pool. The chlorine and disinfectant smell from the pool was really unpleasant and strong. I think other floors should be fine though. 2. My room, 416, was a corner unit, so when I opened the curtains, I could see the road. The glass insulation wasn't great, and I could clearly hear the car noise from outside! The room layout was irregular, and the bed faced a mirror at an angle. 3. There are no outlets by the bedside table!!! There are outlets on the desk though, no need for an adapter 😂 Pros: 🥰 Super convenient for going to the airport! The airport line to Gongdeok Station only takes an hour. 😍 The hotel is right above the subway, making travel incredibly convenient. You can reach various shopping areas, Gyeongbokgung Palace, and more within 25 minutes. The hotel's B1 level connects directly to the subway, so you don't even need to go outside. 😝 There's a Lotte Supermarket on the hotel's B1 level, and a large E-Mart (like a Korean Sam's Club, a huge supermarket where locals shop, with all sorts of food, daily necessities, and fruits – and you can get tax refunds!) is about 300 meters away. Sushi and fried chicken often go on sale after about 9 PM, usually around 30% off. 🤩 There are tons of great places to eat near the hotel. I highly recommend the Seolleongtang (ox bone soup)! I ate it for three mornings straight! The radishes at the restaurant were incredibly delicious! 😊 There are four Olive Young stores near the hotel! Perfect for restocking! You can just buy everything and bring it straight back to the hotel, freeing up your hands. 🤗 The room cleaning was excellent. The hotel provides shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, body lotion, and hand soap. The toiletries smell amazing!!! And the quality is good too. I really want to buy the same products to take home. The bathroom is spacious with a bathtub and a bidet toilet! 😇 The front desk service was also very good, although there was no Chinese service. For me, with decent English, communication wasn't a big problem. You need to swipe a Visa card when checking in. All in all, I'll likely stay here again next time, but I'll definitely choose a room not on the fourth floor and not facing the road!"

"Right next to Seodaemun subway station, and a 20-minute walk to Seoul Station, so the transportation is very convenient. The room isn't huge, but that's understandable for a Seoul hotel. It can be a bit noisy because it's right by a main road, but everything else is fine. I used the foreigner discount, and the price was acceptable."

"Let's start with the room: Although small, it was very clean, and the double bed was huge (probably 2 meters wide). It reminded me a bit of rooms in Hong Kong. Food: There's a fantastic BBQ joint and a fried food place just behind the hotel, way better than those trendy 'internet-famous' spots. Shopping: Step right out of the hotel and you're at COEX Mall. Shopping and dining couldn't be more convenient, it's kind of like MixC World. Transportation: The location is superb, right above a Line 2 subway station. Since Line 2 circles the entire Seoul subway system, you can easily connect to any other line – the Korean design for this is brilliant! Just behind the adjacent InterContinental Hotel, you'll find the Incheon Airport shuttle bus stop. You can catch it there for both arrivals and departures, and it's only about a 15-minute walk. I highly recommend using Google Maps, it's incredibly useful."

"This hotel boasts an excellent location. You can easily head west to Jung-gu, east to Seongsu-dong, and south to Gangnam. It's a mere one-minute walk from Sinseol-dong subway and bus stations. The self-check-in via QR code is super convenient, perfect for introverts! The hotel's design is very modern and exceptionally clean, a stylish blend of Korean minimalist retro, Nordic, and tech. The guests are mostly young people, a mix of locals and tourists. Dongmyo area, which is fantastic for exploring, is just a ten-minute walk away. If you're into retro, artsy, and aesthetic vibes, don't miss this hotel. Despite its rather uninspiring Chinese name, it completely exceeded my expectations once inside. I've stayed at the Four Seasons, Conrad, and Grand Hyatt in Seoul, which are all predictably five-star. But this place feels truly special and cozy, with a charmingly fresh and modernist appeal. The overall experience was absolutely wonderful. You'll understand once you stay here; the atmosphere is great, not at all gloomy."