Hotels with WiFi in Seoul

"For this price point, I honestly think this hotel is pretty good! The room is a bit small – we struggled to open two suitcases – but it has a massive TV that you can cast Netflix and YouTube to. Watching TV on such a huge screen was incredibly satisfying. As for cleanliness, it's neither outstanding nor terrible; those who are particularly finicky might not like it. It’s about a ten-minute walk to the subway station, which is acceptable. You can also walk to Dongdaemun in a short while, so the location is decent (though next time I might choose to stay in Myeongdong). Ordering takeout is super convenient; you can basically get all the popular takeout options from Xiaohongshu. I highly recommend ordering takeout, the Korean delivery food is truly amazing and delicious! 🔥 The front desk staff were very friendly, always greeting us when we returned. Overall, it's a good hotel, suitable for those who aren't too picky about accommodation and want to save money 🩷❤️"

"The location is great, right in the heart of Hongdae, making it super convenient for shopping, dining, and entertainment. However, the room was a bit small. Services, from the front desk to housekeeping and the swimming pool, definitely need improvement. Overall, it wasn't great value for money."

"A pretty good option for travelers looking for convenience and value. The rates are very reasonable, making it a solid choice for a short stay near the airport. One of the biggest advantages is the location—it’s just two stops away from Incheon Airport, which makes getting there quick and hassle-free. The hotel is right next to Unseo Station, so transportation couldn’t be easier. The surrounding area is also very convenient. There’s a Lotte Mart directly opposite the hotel, perfect for picking up groceries or last-minute essentials, and an Olive Young downstairs for skincare and toiletries. On top of that, there are plenty of food options nearby, so you’ll never have trouble finding something to eat. The only downside was the air conditioning system. The hotel uses a central heating system, so there’s no individual control for the aircon in the room. It did get quite warm at times, and we had to open the window to cool things down. Overall, it’s still a practical and comfortable choice for anyone transiting through Incheon or looking for an affordable, well-located hotel."

"We stayed in the hotel for 5 days. Love the place, room is spacious for two persons, and the room has massage chair which has became the life saver after tiring day exploring Seoul! The toilet has automatic bidet which is very nice. They provide free tea and water dispenser (with ice function) at the lobby. The location of the hotel is very near to convenience stores, pharmacies, bus stops including for airport limosine bus. Train station is a bit far by foot but it is just few bus stops away. Overall it is very convenient and would love to stay here again in next visit!"

"I booked a deluxe king room, which, according to the room type description, should have been on floors 8-19. However, when I checked in, the front desk assigned me a room on the 6th floor. Upon entering, I found the room to be quite ordinary. The bathtub and shower facilities were also poorly designed; even with a shower curtain, water would spray out, leaving a puddle on the floor. I later checked my booking and realized they had given me the wrong room type! That evening, I went to the front desk to discuss it. Initially, they insisted that room 601 was a large room and there was no difference, even claiming other rooms would be smaller... It was only after I insisted that they agreed to move me to a higher floor, 1301, the next day. As expected, the higher-floor room was noticeably newer. What a waste of money for the first night's room difference!"

"Traveling solo, I found the room wonderfully spacious. I could leave my suitcase open on the floor without it getting in the way. The decor was cozy, and both the room facilities and floors were impeccably clean, giving it a very home-like feel. The kitchen was well-equipped with cutlery, knives, pots, and a microwave, perfect for cooking your own meals. It was super convenient to grab instant noodles from the downstairs convenience store at night and cook them myself. The table was also large enough for two people to spread out and eat or do makeup. Check-in was a breeze. You just scan a QR code on the first floor to register, and the hotel sends the door code and room number to your email, then you can head straight to your room. It's about a 5-minute walk to both the airport shuttle bus stop and the subway station entrance (they're in the same spot), which is quite convenient. After leaving the hotel, turn right onto the main street, and there's a whole row of restaurants across the road. There's a potato pork rib soup place that is incredibly delicious – it was my first meal after arriving, and I was very satisfied. About 200 meters from the subway exit on the opposite side, there's also a BHC fried chicken that's super tasty and open until late at night. The nearest Chungmuro subway station is also very convenient. Line 4 takes you one stop west to Myeongdong, and directly east to Dongdaemun and Daehangno, basically covering all my travel needs. The bathroom had all the essentials like shower gel, hand soap, shampoo, bath towels, and toilet paper. The kitchen also had new scouring pads and kitchen paper towels. However, you'll need to bring your own toothbrush and toothpaste or buy them at a convenience store. Check-out was basically just scanning a QR code. You do need to dispose of your own trash, but it's simple: separate recyclables like plastic bottles, cans, and paper bags, and then put general non-recyclable waste in one bag. Overall, I was very satisfied with my stay and would definitely choose this place again on my next visit."

"Although the hotel is located in Cheongdam-dong, the surrounding commercial area isn't very developed. There's only a GS25 nearby for food and drinks. The transportation is fairly convenient, with a bus stop a few hundred meters to the right when you exit, which can take you to most places. However, the subway is quite far, requiring another bus ride. It's indeed an older hotel, and the room maintenance is pretty subpar. The double room we booked was extremely cramped; with two suitcases open, there was barely any room to walk. The bathroom had no exhaust fan, and there was mold on the ceiling and bathmat. The air conditioner vent was built into a fake bay window under the actual window. On our first night, we couldn't find the light switch and accidentally opened the bay window cabinet, which was full of dust. The service was also very average. On our second night, we couldn't get into our room with the key card and had to go down to the front desk, and they offered no explanation. Early check-in requires an extra fee, and on the morning of check-out, the concierge said that next time, one person can only store one item (we stored one suitcase and one backpack) 😅😅 No worries, there won't be a next time."

"The hotel room even has a washing machine and a drying rack! Absolutely amazing! It's perfect for travelers staying for several days. The room is very clean and tidy, small but exquisite, giving off a 'small but perfectly formed' vibe. Although it's a bit far from the sea, you can still catch a partial sea view from the room, and it's a quick walk downstairs to the beach. However, rooms are in high demand; I wanted to extend my stay and tried to book another night the next morning, but unfortunately, the room was already booked, so I had to check out."

"Good stay for a great price. Just about a 10-15min walk from main Myeong-dong area and cityhall station which is about a 7min walk away was able to bring us to almost all the tourist spots with 1 or no line changes at all. Also conveniently located outside an airport bus stop. Great location for free-and-easy travellers. Staff was nice as well."