Hotels with WiFi in Seoul

"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."

"The location is excellent, just a five-minute walk from Euljiro 2(ga) station after taking bus 6015. The subway station is also very close, and there are tons of dining options downstairs, with places like 'Water Parsley Beef' and 'Wild Wild' right around the corner. 😂 The hotel lobby has a luggage scale and a convenience store, and you can do laundry on B2. The room size is acceptable, and there's a window, though no view. However, there's no shelf or platform in the bathroom to put toiletries. The narrow strip under the mirror is too small to hold anything. The motion-sensor light near the entrance can't be turned off, which can be startling when getting up for the restroom at night. The soundproofing in the room is decent, but I could clearly hear people shouting on the street in the middle of the night. I understand and appreciate the eco-friendly concept, but the lack of cups in the room was a bit inconvenient."

"This is a well-established Korean hotel, and the service was excellent. I left something in the room and only remembered the next day. The housekeeping staff had already tidied it up and kept it safe. When I called to ask, they immediately brought it back to my room! A special thanks to the handsome gentleman at the front desk who delivered it to my room. The triple room was spacious enough, and the hygiene was also very good. Even with my 'tired legs,' it only took me 10 minutes to walk to Myeongdong, it's very close. Cheonggyecheon is 5 minutes away, and Gwanghwamun subway station (line 3) is also just 5 minutes away. Right outside is the airport bus 6701, which goes to Incheon Airport for 18,000 Korean won – very comfortable and convenient. There's also a super large sofa, big enough for an adult to sleep on! The surrounding area is full of attractions, perfect for shopping, relaxation, and entertainment."

"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 🩷❤️"

"This guesthouse is a bit unusual. It's incredibly clean and even has a instant noodle room where everyone responsibly sorts their trash after eating noodles and takeout. However, the soundproofing is absolutely terrible, truly, truly bad. For all three nights we stayed, the couple next door was loud and giggling well past 2 AM, despite clear signs asking guests to keep noise down after 9 PM. If you're a heavy sleeper, you might be fine here."

"I chose this hotel again, and it felt like rooms were a bit tight during the summer. This time I booked a king-size room; the bed was quite large, but the room itself was a bit small. In hindsight, the first room I stayed in was the most spacious, even though it didn't have a view. Aside from the slightly smaller room, everything else was great. The view outside the window was nice too. I'm not sure if it's because I stay here often, but this time they even gave me complimentary chocolates, which was a lovely surprise. I was very satisfied with the softness of the bed; it was super comfortable to sleep on. The air conditioning in the room was also incredibly powerful; sleeping under the duvet was so refreshing. The room temperature was perfect, to the point where I always had the illusion that it wasn't hot outside, even though Seoul has been scorching recently. The room cleaning was also very timely and done very well. Overall, I still feel it's a great place, and given its excellent location, I'm thinking I'll probably choose to stay here again next time."

"The hotel is located near a large outlet mall, but other than that, the area isn't very lively; it's more like an industrial zone. Its main advantage is its proximity to the convention center. Most of the guests are tour groups from India and Indonesia, and the smell of spices is incredibly strong – a real olfactory test in the elevators and restaurant! The hotel room itself was alright, but the bathroom outlet was broken. Not only was the cover falling off, but the hairdryer wouldn't stay plugged in unless you bent over and held it directly in front of the outlet. Everything else was acceptable, I suppose."

"It was our first trip to Seoul with the kids, and we had a great rest at this wonderful accommodation. Our schedule for the day was packed and tiring, but we rested well at the place. Our summer clothes were soaked in sweat, but thanks to the washing machine, we were able to bring them back safely without any lingering smells. All the facilities were well-equipped, and we experienced no inconvenience using them. We couldn't find any laundry detergent, so we bought some ourselves and left it behind. It would be great if you could leave some out for us to use. If you are using public transportation, it is closest to get off at Seoul Venture Town Station on the subway. I think it would be great for families traveling to Seoul. You can cook your own meals, and the large refrigerator is a plus. It was a wonderful trip. Thanks to you, we were able to handle the next day's schedule and return home safely. Thank you. Oh, the photos are exactly as the owner posted them, so I just uploaded a shot of the front entrance. It is impeccably clean."

"## Location: Perfect Score Right across from Lotte Duty-Free and less than a 5-minute walk to Shinsegae Duty-Free, making it incredibly convenient for shopping. Its location is comparable to the Aloft nearby but significantly better than Voco (which requires a bit of a detour). If you're here for serious shopping, this location will definitely save you time and effort. ## Room & Facilities The room size is similar to Aloft's – both are on the 'compact' side. It's a bit smaller than Voco, so if you have a lot of luggage, you might want to reconsider. The hotel is located within a mixed-use building, so you'll need to go to the 9th-floor lobby for check-in. Waiting for elevators during peak hours can be a bit of a pain. There are free luggage lockers on the 9th floor lobby, which are very convenient to use. ## Service & Details The service was adequate, neither exceptionally good nor bad. However, there's a noticeable drawback: my Trip.com reservation explicitly requested a 'high floor,' but I was given the 11th floor (guest rooms are on floors 10-18). This compromised both the view and the quietness. I recommend calling ahead to confirm or actively requesting a higher floor upon arrival. The central air conditioning noise from the adjacent building runs 24/7, which somewhat affected my sleep. ## Alternatives Next door is Ibis. If you're not sensitive to floor level or room size, you could compare prices for the same location and pick whichever is cheaper. ## Summary: If you're looking for ultimate convenience and don't mind a smaller room or the occasional elevator wait, this place is worth considering. However, if a great view, spacious rooms, or a high-floor experience are important to you, I suggest lowering your expectations or looking elsewhere."

"I booked 7 nights and specifically requested a high-floor room in advance. I arrived at the hotel around 5 PM, and the front desk assigned me a room on the 5th floor. I initially thought, 'Oh well, a lower floor is fine,' but when I got upstairs, my window faced the rooftop of another building. I instantly felt very annoyed; it felt like being confined in a prison. I had woken up at 4 AM that day to catch a flight from Hong Kong, so I was exhausted and didn't speak the local language, just wanting to rest. The more I thought about it, the angrier I got. I had made a special request so early, and it wasn't like they had no other rooms available when I arrived. Yet, they gave me a 5th-floor room with a wall right outside the window. I figured if it were just for two or three days, I wouldn't mind as much. Later, I contacted Trip.com and asked them to help me coordinate. They were very responsible and understanding, informing me they would communicate with the hotel. They later told me I would be moved to a different room the next day. I'm grateful for Trip.com's assistance this time. The railway noise at the hotel didn't bother me too much, and the cleanliness was good. It was also convenient to take the subway from there."