Tripstay Myeongdong Reviews

Room is clean just a little small but has a reasonable price for the location. No amenities so we used our own toothbrushes. No free water bottles. A bit noise since the wall is maybe not sound proof.

Well… For 1 night-good)

Check in after 10 o'clock, the customer service will leave the room card at the front desk. The hotel is in a small street next to the police station. If you can't find it at night, you can go to the police station to ask. The customer service lady is very nice and gave my friend a hand warmer. The room is not big but the location is very good. It takes 10 minutes to Myeongdong and Lotte Duty Free Shop.

It's close to the station and Myeongdong and Dongdaemun are within walking distance. The room wasn't particularly large, but it was enough for a solo traveler. It was a shame that the washlet was broken and the coffee wasn't replenished, but other than that it was a comfortable stay. I'd like to stay here again.

Good location, close to the subway station and major scenic spots, and there is a convenience store right outside. The house is clean and worthy of the price

It was nice and clean. The location is a bit hard to find. The hotel is located in a winding alley behind what looks like a police box.

The room was generally clean. There was one desk, one dressing table, and a hanger rack tall enough to hang a dress, which was convenient for spreading out clothes and luggage and putting on makeup. In the shared space, there was free instant coffee sticks and a hot and cold water dispenser. I checked in late at night when there was no front desk staff, but I contacted the front desk in advance and they left a letter and a card key at the desk, so I was able to check in without any problems. The hotel is conveniently located near the station, but it is located in a narrow alley off the main road, so I felt it was best to be careful of your surroundings if you are alone late at night (see the image for the alley leading to the hotel).

Easy access from Euljiro 3-ga Station. There was no ramp at the entrance, so it was difficult to carry heavy luggage. The room was compact, but reasonably clean. The room was equipped with a toilet, shower, TV, and refrigerator. The microwave, kettle, and induction stove were free to use in the common areas. The washing machine and dryer were 1,000 won each and could be used until 8pm. Highly recommended for those who want to travel at a good price.

It's convenient because it's close to the station, there are convenience stores and restaurants, and it's close to Myeongdong. There is an elevator, so it's helpful when you have a lot of luggage. The window in the room was broken, so it was cold, and I couldn't sleep because I could hear the music from the shops that were open until late at night. Other than that, I have no complaints. They kept my luggage after I checked out, so I was able to do plenty of sightseeing. I'd like to use it again.

The hotel is on the 5th floor of the building, and when I checked in, I was asked if I could speak Korean, and I wasn't sure I could understand what they said, but they explained it to me in English. There was a free water dispenser, microwave, and washing machine near the front desk, which I used. The room was small, but overall it was worth the price. The shower was a little difficult to use. I was able to get the toilet wet by devising a way to do it. The room doesn't have a window, so the downside is that the outside light doesn't come in when you wake up in the morning, and it tends to get humid. The bed and pillow were comfortable and I was able to sleep soundly. It was close to tourist attractions and cheap at about 18,000 yen for three nights. Myeongdong and Gwangjang Market are within walking distance, and the nearest station is Euljiro 3-ga station. It was a few minutes' walk from the nearest station, and there were two convenience stores when I crossed the street from the hotel, so it was very convenient. There were many restaurants and shops near the hotel, and there were a lot of people, so I wasn't afraid to go out at night. The front desk is unmanned at 10 p.m., so what would happen if I came home late at night and realized I left my key in the room?

I stayed here just to sleep, but it was easily accessible, the toilet had a washlet, and it was fully equipped with basic facilities like a TV and refrigerator. There were female guests there, but security didn't seem like a big concern. I think I'll make this a regular place to stay from now on.

It was really cheap and, best of all, it was clean (^^) The subway station is close by and there are lots of places to eat nearby♬ I'll use it again.

This was my first time using the facility, but it was the bare minimum you need for a place to stay. The woman at the reception was fluent in English and explained everything to me in English. They also lend out conversion adapters, so I don't think it would be a problem for Japanese people to stay here.

Hotels in Myeongdong and Euljiro Entrance were getting more and more expensive, so I stayed here. The walls were thin, but it was clean and it was fine for just sleeping. It was located right next to the police station and close to the main road, so I felt it was safe for a woman traveling alone.