Hotels near Gangdong Kyung Hee University Hospital, Seoul

We stayed here as a group of six girls! There aren't many hotels that can accommodate six people, so it was very helpful. The room was two bedrooms. 1. Double bed with closet and hangers. 2. Two double beds with closet and shelf for luggage. The closet in room 2 had no place to hang hangers, so it was a little inconvenient. When you opened the door to the entrance, there was no place to put everyone's shoes, so we laid plastic nearby and put our shoes there. There were two refrigerators. We all bought a lot of yogurt and other things, but we were able to fit them in with no problem. However, the refrigerator was in the door next to the table and chairs, so you need to move the chair when opening and closing it. In room 1, we could keep our medium-sized carry-on bags open, but in room 2, we could only fit 2-3 medium and large-sized bags. The front desk staff didn't speak Japanese, but they were very helpful! It was about a 5-minute walk from City Hall Station. It was about a 15-minute walk to Myeongdong. There were Seven-Eleven, Starbucks, Oryang, and a wowpass machine in a nearby hotel, so Rich was very good.

For this price, it’s very good. The location is very convenient. It’s five minutes away from the subway station. You can go shopping in Myeongdong and there’s a delicious Korean restaurant in front of the B&B.

My 80 year old father and I had a good stay at the Fairfield Marriott on our last night in Seoul. Check in was easy, the elevators are high tech detecting your room floor when you hold the key to the hub, but the rooms are small. There's a sliding door separating the bathroom from the bedroom, but the bathroom is at the front of the room to include the door for entry. Essentially if you're on the toilet and your family/friend has left the room, you'd have to yell out to keep them from entering while on the throne. Not a big deal for overnight but for a longer stay that might be problematic. Also, said door is not quiet, so getting up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom requires you to make noise to slide the door closed. The room was otherwise nice. The bed was firm, the shower was good and had wash clothes. There's two hooks for hanging towels after you've used them which I think is golden. The breakfast buffet is just okay. There are plenty of food restaurants across the street from the hotel. We also had a Thai massage in that area. Oh, the slippers are really cheap, as seen in a pic... Lol.

There are restaurants, cake shops, banks, and bus stops downstairs, which is very convenient. Surrounded by typical residential communities, quiet and hygienic, I lived here for four days.

I used it on my first solo trip. It's within a 10-minute walk from Jamsil Station, about 500-600 meters away. Go straight out of Exit 6 (if you have heavy luggage, I recommend Exit 2, which has an escalator), turn left at the intersection with the Olympic-like object, and continue straight along the street. (I arrived without getting lost even though I'm directionally challenged lol) There were two men at the front desk during my stay, and both were very nice. They only spoke a little Japanese, but they tried their best to communicate with gestures and using a papago. The room I was shown didn't have a bathtub, so I asked at the front desk. It had been about 30 minutes since I checked in, so they were hesitant at first, but they eventually changed it for me. It's better to tell them right away if it's different from what you booked! (They upgraded it a lot, including the bathtub, so they may be quite casual about that. It was good that they changed it, but I don't think it's good to be the first to say it.) I stayed alone in a two-person room for less than 10,000 yen on a weekday in late April. The bed was spacious (for one or two people), clean, and there was a window, so it was very nice. Insect spray was also provided. There were extra towels and other things in front of the front desk, so please feel free to use them if you needed them. There was no information about the free Wi-Fi in the rooms, but I was able to use the one with my room number without a password. There were also plenty of charging cords for smartphones. A conversion plug is required to use the Japanese outlets, but this was included with the rental Wi-Fi, so it wasn't an inconvenience for me. I was very satisfied with such a great price. There are many expensive accommodations around Lotte World, so I highly recommend it!

Hostel is brilliantly located about 5 minutes walk to Myeongdong. Bus stop to catch the airport bus is also 5 minutes away. Hostel itself is up a sloping street (“cartoon street”) which has convenience stores, restaurants (including a 24 hour one!) and shops. Very convenient. Despite this, street is quiet; we had no problems with noise. The hostel is about 5 stories tall which includes the rooftop sitting area. Note no lift. Simple breakfast of toast and cereal available every morning in the kitchen on the (I think) 3rd floor or in the little reception area. Coffee and juice available too. Note no tea (bring your own!). Our family of 4 took 2 rooms across the corridor from each other. Rooms are small, simply furnished but comfortable and clean. Heated floors were a bonus! Each room comes with a little fridge. En-suite bathroom was clean. Rooms come with small hand towels; proper bath towels are available with a small deposit. Laundry service is also available for a reasonable fee. Staff were generally friendly and accommodating. There is a little welcome pack of treats when you arrive and a “goodbye” bag when you leave. A nice touch. Note there is a surcharge for using your credit card. All in all, a comfortable and clean place to stay in a great location and at a reasonable price.

The hotel is located in the heart of the Sinchon shopping district. Walking to Hongdae is very easy. It is considered a comfortable journey. If traveling to Sinchon Station Exit 4, the hotel does not have an elevator. Carrying a suitcase will be a bit difficult. If you meet an employee, he will help you. The room is considered okay. Overall considered good There is no breakfast but there will be water and coffee downstairs. Can be eaten at any time

It was so dirty. It wasn't just a hair or two on the floor, and there were many marks on the wall map. No 100,000 won motel has ever experienced this quality room. It was really so unpleasant

The single room is very comfortable, a person is very just a space, only five steps from the subway station, the room is also very comfortable, the toilet hot water is also very strong, the washing is super comfortable! However, the toilet door is not sealed, and the water is easy to flow out of the room when taking a bath. Except for this, everything else is excellent.

We sleep there for 5 nights and we met the owner. The owner is so kind and she can speak english and mandarin too! We’re there at seollal( korean ***** new year) and the owner cooked us a korean traditional meal and it’s so good really grateful for that! The kitchen room and bathroom is spacious and clean, it’s also neat and very homey. Really recommend you this hotel because the location is very strategic too! It’s my 2nd visit already and can’t wait to comeback!