Hotels with Bars in Seoul

The bigger the hope, the greater the disappointment. By domestic hotel standards, this place is essentially an upgraded budget hotel in terms of hardware. Regarding the service, every staff member I encountered greeted me warmly and proactively. When my ride-share dropped me off at ground level, two attendants helped me carry my luggage upstairs. Its location is absolutely unbeatable, right in Myeongdong. It's very close to Lotte Duty-Free, Shinsegae Duty-Free, and the Nanta show. My final conclusion is: Is it worth over 5,000 won for two nights? I can only say that the Wyndham I stayed at in Busan for just over 700 won felt more like a five-star hotel in terms of amenities, and it only cost a third of what I paid here.

Great location. Easy walking distance to several train stations and airport bus stop. Just a few minutes away from famous cafes and bakeries such as Artist Bakery and Onion Cafe. Hotel is located at a mall with many restaurants and a small Olive Young. Just a few minutes away from the bigger Anguk flagship Olive Young. Also walking distance to hanbok village with many nice boutiques and shops. Room is decent sized and clean too. WOWPASS machine at the lobby which is convenient for money exchange and top up. Overall a great hotel that I’d be happy to stay here again.

Great location there is an airport bus stop right in front of the hotel that makes arriving and departing seemless. Connected to one of the top malls in Seoul, gym is fully equipped but the swimming pool cannot just drop in need to book in advance to use. Overall good hotel, but the walls are thin, easy to hear the sounds of the hallway and upstairs, rather off for a 5 star hotel.

The hotel is conveniently located near Yongsan Train Station and the subway station, making public transportation and taxis easily accessible. The rooms are quite large and very spacious. The hotel staff are enthusiastic and provide great service. The only downside is that there aren't many restaurants nearby, or they are a bit far away.

1. The location is perfect, right in the heart of the bustling commercial district. Everything you need for dining, entertainment, and shopping is just a step away. It's close to everything, making getting around super efficient. 2. The cleanliness is meticulously maintained. The entire room was spotless and fresh. There were plenty of dry towels, and the bathroom had no water stains or odors – very friendly for germaphobes. ⚠️Cons: The room space is really cramped. There's no way to open two suitcases, and you can only walk sideways in the aisle. It would be very uncomfortable if you have a lot of luggage. Summary: This place is suitable for solo travelers who pack light and want to go shopping. If you have a lot of luggage or are traveling with multiple people, consider other options carefully.

The room facilities are a bit old, and there are no windows that can be opened for ventilation, which makes the whole room feel stuffy. Outside the window is a road, and the room is quite small, similar in size to the most basic room type at a Home Inn in China. But the worst part is the location; it's so out of the way that getting a taxi is a real pain.

Basically, there's nothing special about this place. The bathroom is tiny and seems to be an add-on. When I checked out, the front desk didn't refund my cash deposit. I only realized two days later that I hadn't gotten it back. After I called to confirm, they told me to come pick it up, so I had to take a taxi back. There were three staff members, and not one of them even apologized. It felt like if I hadn't brought it up, they wouldn't have refunded it. It should show up in their computer system, yet they didn't proactively contact me to return it. Their service training clearly isn't up to par.

You have to shower in the bathtub, and even though we booked a large room type, it was the biggest room I've stayed in in Korea. At over 1300 [currency unit, likely KRW], it felt quite overpriced. The pillows were incredibly dirty, please see the pictures. If you're a germaphobe, definitely don't come here. It was very late, so I didn't bother to complain and just left early the next morning. On the bright side, the ladies at the front desk were very nice.

This hotel is amazing! Location: Both Exit 1 and Exit 9 of Line 5 are super convenient, just a few minutes' walk away. There are many convenience stores and restaurants downstairs. Transportation: It's a bit far from the main tourist areas, but with Line 5, it's easy to get anywhere. The 6003 bus from Balsan Station goes directly to Gimpo and Incheon airports. The bus driver was very friendly. Make sure to confirm the bus stop's location beforehand; it's right across from Daiso. Service: The front desk staff spoke excellent English and Korean, were very enthusiastic, and answered all our questions. Housekeeping was also very thorough. Amenities: Having a fridge and washing machine was incredibly convenient, especially when traveling with kids. It was a huge plus! I would definitely stay here again if I have the chance.

The room size at this hotel was decent, and the decor was simple and clean. The bedding was also very comfortable. We booked a room with a large bathtub, but it took quite a while to fill it up. The only downside was the noise from outside the hotel. There seemed to be some nightlife activities going on upstairs, facing the street, with many people hailing taxis and talking loudly. Also, we asked the hotel to book a taxi for us for 4 AM the next day, and they agreed, but then failed to do so. This was quite surprising to me, as when we walked out at 4 AM, there were plenty of empty taxis and even buses already running. Luckily, we had a backup plan and didn't miss our high-speed train.