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March 4, 2025
It is about a 2-minute walk from the 6002 airport bus stop, and a 5-6-minute walk from Gwangjang Market and the nearest currency exchange. Many Korean hotels are old and unclean, even if they say they are renovated, but this one is clean and I was surprised at the price (around 5,000-8,000 per night). It is better than the photo. You will receive the PIN code for the hotel entrance in advance by email. The email says "See your receipt for the room number," but it is written on the paper issued when you check in at the kiosk.
I stayed in 107, and there was plenty of space between the toilet and the shower, so the toilet didn't get soaked, which was very good. The room was spacious enough to spread out my medium-sized suitcase. The charger for mobile devices is convenient! (Photo) Amenities were also plentiful (toothbrush, toothpaste, hair treatment available). If you bring your own hair dryer or iron, or if the charging plug in the photo is not enough, you will need a power outlet converter.
(As of the end of February 2025) The cleaning staff is a Japanese woman who can provide support in Japanese on the spot from 9am to 3pm (I was worried about my reservation, so it was very helpful to be able to check on the spot), and even though the water bottles were not refilled every day, I was able to drink as much as I wanted from the water purifier at the front desk, and there was a microwave, which were also good.
Even if you stay multiple nights and request cleaning, there is no sheet change or bed making service, but the face towels, bath towels, and bath mat are all changed every day, and the trash is disposed of, so I think it is enough. Jongno 5-ga is a slightly inconvenient station with a single track, but for those who are used to it and can move around freely by bus, the location is no problem at all. Highly recommended!
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