New Hotels in Seoul

"Perhaps because it's newly opened, the place felt very clean. I also liked that the doors for men and women were separate. Although individual rooms don't have locks, there's a security box inside each room, so I felt secure about my valuables. The access is also good, making it a recommended spot for sightseeing."

"The entire hotel was spotless, and I felt comfortable from the moment I arrived. The room was clean and well-equipped, making for a pleasant stay. The staff were very polite and attentive, which made me feel at ease throughout my visit. The location is also great, with convenient access to nearby attractions. I would definitely consider staying here again if I'm in the area. I didn't experience any inconveniences during my stay and was completely satisfied with my comfortable experience until the very end. Thank you for a wonderful time!"

"We had to book an extra day because our flight was rescheduled to the next day, and we didn’t want to stay anywhere else anyway. The location is awesome, and I think that’s the biggest selling point of this place. Just keep in mind that there’s no regular room maintenance unless you specifically ask for it at the front desk, so plan accordingly."

"This was my daughter's first trip to Korea, right after she graduated from high school. The hotel was quick and polite in responding to my email inquiries. We were able to leave our luggage secured in the stairwell (though I was a bit worried leaving it unattended for a while) and head out for sightseeing. The location was super convenient, on the 3rd or 4th floor, roughly across from the Starbucks at the post office. There was a new building under construction right in front of us. When we checked in, a staff member was there to help us with our luggage. On the way out, I had a lot of bags and had to make two trips, which was tough, but it's great that there's a 7-Eleven a few doors down and plenty of other convenience stores, plus it's right off the main street, so no complaints there. I felt safe even coming back late at night. The double-glazed windows kept the outside noise out, but since our room was near the stairwell entrance on the 3rd floor, we could hear other guests locking and unlocking their doors in the hallway, which was a bit bothersome. The shower worked fine without any issues, though the water tended to pool a bit at our feet. It was nice to have shared towels and water available, and the amenities were well-stocked, the hairdryer had good power, and the tea and kettle were appreciated. The refrigerator, however, didn't work; it wouldn't cool anything. I managed by putting ice from 7-Eleven in a cooler bag for yogurt and drinks. We pushed the twin beds together and had a comfortable 'girls' night,' feeling right at home. The price was reasonable, the location was convenient, and there wasn't a large lobby like in bigger hotels, so we could get to our room quickly. The compact layout, with the restroom right nearby, was actually a relief for our tired feet after a lot of walking. There was no room cleaning service. We learned to hang towels in the bathroom to keep the floor from getting wet and uncomfortable. It's also a good idea to put trash bins and slippers outside the room. The self-service check-in/check-out machine was great, allowing us to do it at our own pace. I'd definitely want to stay here again."

"This was my first time staying in a capsule hotel in South Korea, and the location was truly excellent. It's close to Line 1 and 2, and Seoul Station is very convenient for getting to the airport. Myeongdong is also within walking distance. With Line 2, places like Hongdae, Seongsu, Gangnam, and Jamsil are all easily accessible. The front desk staff were very friendly and allowed me to check in early. All the facilities were exactly as shown in the official photos and very new (I only managed to snap one picture when checking out, haha). Overall, the quality was really good. If I had to pick one thing, it's that the air conditioning was a bit too cold! 😂 If I have the chance to visit again, I would definitely choose to stay here again!"

"The location is excellent, right next to Lotte World, and a 10-minute walk from Myeongdong and Shinsegae. For the price, the rooms are quite large, and the newly renovated facilities are clean. The front desk has a Chinese check-in page, but the room's central control and TV only have English and Korean language options, and the TV screen mirroring kept disconnecting (I'm not sure if it was a problem with our operation). It seems their ability to accommodate Chinese guests needs improvement, but that's understandable given it's newly opened. The service attitude was still very good."

"I stayed at this hotel while visiting Korea for a health check-up at Korea University Guro Hospital, and my first impression was excellent thanks to the incredibly kind front desk staff. Since I needed to drink a lot of water for my colonoscopy preparation, they generously provided plenty of bottled water and showed such warm hospitality throughout my stay. I stayed in Room 803, and the small private balcony with a beautiful city view was absolutely wonderful. I stayed with my mother, and the bedding was so clean and comfortable that I was able to forget my worries about the health check-up the next day and sleep very peacefully. Another thing I really appreciated was the taxi stand located right outside the hotel. Since I did not have a Korean phone number, it was difficult to call Kakao Taxi, so having taxis readily available made everything so convenient. It only cost about 5,800 won to comfortably get to Korea University Guro Hospital. Thank you again for the kindness and wonderful service. I would gladly stay here again in the future."

"Pros: It's clean. Whether it's truly spotless or just gives off that vibe, it feels clean enough that you'd be comfortable walking barefoot on the floor. The location is super convenient, close to the light rail and bus stops, with tons of cafes and restaurants nearby. Plus, it's quite spacious, bigger than I expected. The previous nights in Seoul I stayed in a similarly priced place that was tiny in comparison, so this one feels positively 'expansive'! Cons: The only downside is that it's street-facing. If you can, try to request a room away from the street side. Even with double-glazed windows for soundproofing, it can still be noisy because it's right by a main road. (It's not unbearable, but might be an issue for light sleepers.)"

"Booked this room in a hurry, and it was super comfortable and close to the subway station. The front desk staff were very friendly, and the soundproofing was excellent; I couldn't hear any noise from the hallway at all. The only downside was having to walk up four flights of stairs, but everything else in the surrounding area was fantastic."

"My daughter's first trip to Korea, so I went with her. It's super convenient for sightseeing in Dongdaemun. There are also restaurants on the first floor and a convenience store nearby, so you won't have any trouble. I was a bit confused because the sign outside still had the old hotel name, but I figured it out quickly. The hotel staff were really great too. It seems like the lower floors are still under renovation, but it didn't bother us at all. The room is compact, with only enough space to open one small suitcase, but since we were just sleeping there, it was fine. Having outlets above the bed was a big plus. The bathroom facilities were also good, with excellent water pressure. There's no one at the front desk at night, but if you needed anything, you could just grab it from the entrance. It felt like you could connect with them via LINE if you had any issues (though we didn't have any, so we didn't contact them). I'd definitely want to stay here again if I travel to Korea alone."