Seoul Motels

The hotel is conveniently located near Sinchon subway station and Yonsei University. The surrounding alleys make for a quiet environment. My family and I arrived around 3-4 PM to drop off our luggage, then went shopping. We returned to the hotel around 7 PM and relaxed for a bit at the self-service bar on the first floor. The self-service bar was very convenient; you could get cold water, iced water, and hot water, and disposable plastic cups and straws were provided. I bought some drinks and used the hotel's ice machine to add ice, and even made some instant noodles, haha! There were also seats next to the self-service bar for guests to relax. After sitting for a while, around 9:30 PM, a staff member informed us that we could check in. The hotel provides disposable toothbrushes and toothpaste at the front desk, which is quite hygienic. Although the room isn't huge, it's well-equipped and even includes a universal adapter for guests to use. I only took a picture of the bar, but all in all, it was a good stay. I would choose this place again next time I visit Korea! 😊

Perhaps because it was self-check-in, I didn't receive the amenity bag mentioned in other reviews. Maybe you get one if you check in at the counter? Near the entrance, there's coffee and a microwave, which is a great amenity for coffee drinkers or those who get takeout. Pros: * Self-check-in is available. You can select Japanese, so it's easy to use. * Water is in the fridge, but also near the entrance, and you can grab more yourself if you run out. * Body towels are provided in the room. * Multiple charging outlets are located by the bed. * Lots of restaurants nearby. * There's a bathtub. * Instructions for using the air conditioning are posted in the elevator. Things that bothered me or were disappointing: * When I got off the elevator, the door to my room was open. Since anyone can ride the elevator (it works without a key card, meaning anyone can enter and ride it), for security reasons, I'd really like the doors to be kept closed. Just in case, I checked under the bed and behind the curtains. That's when I found a bag under the bed, possibly left by the previous guest. * I was hoping to watch Netflix, but the remote didn't respond after dozens of presses, so I gave up on Netflix and YouTube and watched on my own phone instead.

Very near from NOWON SUBWAY STATION. the staff very helpful, the hairdryer in my room was no function and he gave to us a new hairdryer. I stayed for 4 days, everything feels good. Convenience store open 24 hours near the hotel. Hot water in bathroom always ready.

I have very mixed feelings about this hotel. The hotel itself is a bit run down and the room had quite a few flaws, but the wonderful staff and spacious rooms really made up for it. I can't imagine how people live in 14 square meter windowless rooms in the city center; here, at least, two people can comfortably coexist and enjoy the view from the windows! It's a leisurely 10-minute walk to the metro, and then 15-20 minutes by metro to the city center, depending on where you're going. There are plenty of places around to grab breakfast and even have a nice dinner after 10 PM. In short, if you're not overly picky and your goal isn't to stay cooped up in your room all day, then the value for money is decent! The photo shows the view from the room.

Location: It is conveniently located between 2 train stations: ewha and sinchon. You can take bus 6002 from incheon airport. It is called ”limousine bus” and I bought a return ticket on Klook (not sponsored). Really convenient. You just have to show your booking at the ticket counter in the airport to exchange both to and fro tickets. Tip: know in advance which stop you are boarding because the counter staff will ask in order to prepare your return ticket. Regarding the train station, I prefer going to ewha because it feels like a shorter walk. Tip: alight at ewha station when coming back so that you are walking downhill to the hotel rather than up. Highly recommended to have a short stroll around the neighbourhood and you will find many food options, convenience stores, laundromat etc. Oh, there's a small mini-mart just beside the hotel, and it operates 24 hrs! There's a CU behind the hotel, and beside it is a laundromat (both are just a minute's walk from the hotel). Cleanliness: Huge shout out to the house-keeping staff for cleaning my room on a daily basis. The only downside is that I get a bit itchy when lying on the bed.  Service: Front desk staff are professional and helpful. They speak english, so no worries. They provide weighing scale too. They also provide free baggage storage before you check in and after you check out, so that you don't have to roam around with your luggage (at least that is the case during my stay). Facilities: Facilities are good, and I have not experienced any inconvenience. Useful items I have used: mini fridge (oh yes, they provide bottled water everyday),  closet with hangers, hair dryer, they surprisingly have 2 x type G sockets, which rendered my adapters useless XD (but am grateful for the convenience, not sure if this is the case for every room), have a smart tv which you can watch youtube, netflix etc, remote control turns on/off the light (just a reminder), there is hot water dispenser and microwave in the lounge, so you can cook instant noodles. Oh and the room is so spacious for a solo traveller. Overall, really pleasant stay! Oh man, I miss this place and seoul:') THANK YOU

It was nice that they let us take one drink per person, and the room was spacious and clean, which was nice😍 The staff were all very friendly! It was such a great experience that my Japanese friend said he wanted to stay here again when he comes to Korea❤️ I'm glad you made good memories.

I recently stayed at a hotel in Itaewon, Seoul, and it was genuinely an amazing experience from start to finish. The staff were welcoming, the rooms were spotless, and the location couldn’t have been better. Being right in the heart of Itaewon meant I was just steps away from some of the best lamb skewers I’ve ever had—perfectly seasoned, smoky, and cooked right in front of you. The nightlife in the area was also a highlight, with a mix of cozy bars, lively clubs, and late-night food spots that kept the energy going well past midnight. One of the most unexpected and oddly charming parts of the neighborhood was the occasional guinea pig scurrying around the side streets, adding a quirky touch to the experience. Overall, this hotel made my stay in Seoul unforgettable, and I’d happily return on my next trip.

I stayed for the whole week at this hotel. It is a nice small hotel that just 1 station away from Gangnam. Room is cleaned well everyday in the morning, they provide extra water and amenities at the 1st floor so it is nice. Internet speed is very fast and you have smart TV inside your room.

I booked this last-minute for a concert because regular hotel prices were just ridiculously high. As a woman, I wouldn't particularly recommend staying in this type of motel.

This hotel’s facilities were outdated. The heating system was confusing to operate and the room was extremely hot. There was also a strong smell of cigarette smoke. If you are considering choosing this hotel, I recommend researching it carefully.