Libra Hotel

It was clean and the room was big and comfortable. It was near our son’s house. It was also affordable. What we didn’t like is that it was noisy as it was on a busy street and there was no parking spot at all.

In a great location, close to shopping and nice Asian restaurants. Problem: when I tried to check in, the gate was locked and I was ringing the door bell for three mins but no one answered. Had to borrow a phone from a stranger as I don't have an US number to call the front desk. Wifi didn't work well. Room was ok.

It was close to the conference that I was attending. It was a bit confusing when I first got there as you need a code to get in. I was told there was a sign there but it was getting dark and it was hard to see any signs, so maybe a note prior to arriving would be nice to explain that. One time I couldn’t find my key card, it was late and there is no reception desk at the hotel. So I called the phone number listed in the lobby and left a voice message. Someone called me right away and gave me a code for my room. I wasn’t sure how safe the area was at night, but the first night I walked to a restaurant and it was ok but I was nervous.

A pretty hard to see front door from street 9/10 ubers passed and need to uturn back. No lift but reception guy was very nice and support to bring my luggage’s upstairs

The hotel had a great location, close walk to all of the K-town nightlife and food and walking distance to the Metro subway station. The parking situation looked bleak, but I didn't use it. The room itself was huge! It even had a walk-in closet, and a huge restroom. Plenty of space for luggage and to walk around. It had everything you'd expect, nothing fancy but it was clean and I slept like a baby. Good choice for travelers who won't be in the room all day and need a nice and convenient place to stay in Koreatown.

Evrythink fine.