Won's Ville Myeongdong

The hotel is located near Myeongdong Subway Station and is within walking distance. It is also very convenient to take buses and buses to other places. On the first floor of the hotel is a cafe with bright and comfortable decoration. Although the room is small, it is well-equipped with towels but not bath towels, and a hair dryer is provided. Friendly staff who can store luggage.

What was good about it ・There is a staff member who can speak Japanese, so I feel safe. All the female staff members spoke to us in Japanese! I felt kind of relieved 😊 ・Excellent access to Myeongdong Close to the downtown area, the station and bus stop are right next door. It was easy to act◎ ・There is also an emart convenience store right across the road. There are most shops on the way from Myeong-dong to the hotel◎ What I was curious about ・The air conditioner in the room is very loud (When the air conditioning board moves, it makes a tremendous noise, At night, I turned off the heating and went to sleep...) ・As it is close to the main road, you can hear the sound of car horns. I stayed up relatively late, but I could hear a lot of horns until about 2 a.m. lol ・The guest room floor had a unique smell. A damp feeling like high humidity ・The equipment is generally old. When I looked at the photos of the front desk, it looked very new and clean, so I thought the rooms were new, but it looks like it's been a while since they renovated an old building. The room was well-cleaned and felt clean. other ・You can use the washing machine for 2,500 won for washing and 2,500 won for drying. ・There were two hangers in the room. ・The windows of the room are covered with smoke, so you can't see what's going on outside (light still comes in). I think it's a good hotel for the price! If you want to relax at a Yukkuri hotel, it might not be enough, but if you want to mostly just sleep or use it as a business hotel, it's cheap and in a good location. I still want to use it!

It was my first overseas trip as a female solo, and I couldn't speak Korean or English at all, so I was nervous, but it turned out to be okay! When I checked in, I didn't know what to say, so he kindly told me, ``Passport please.'' The dandy old man explained how to use the remote control in simple English, and even though I didn't say anything, he lent me a hair dryer. Ta. It's close to Myeong-dong Station, so I enjoyed shopping and food stalls. The rooms are also clean. The toilet and shower are the same, but there is a shower curtain so the toilet doesn't get soaked, and slippers are provided. I want to stay here again.