Fraser Place Hotels in Seoul

The first choice to take children to Seoul, cost-effective. Very close to Seoul Station. A little old, but well maintained. There are a large number of Middle Easterners who seem to live here but it doesn't matter. The front desk can help call a taxi, order takeout, etc. There is also a delicious samgyetang nearby.

We stayed here for a 7 night trip to Seoul as it was our first time in the city. The location was perfect: small market area behind it with restaurants, convenient store right around the corner with everything you’d need, and multiple train stations within 10 min walking distance. Compared to other hotels we stayed at for the remainder of our trip, this hotel definitely had the best location. City hall is about a 10-15 minute walk and there’s other restaurants/attractions along the way such as a nice palace. I had seen reviews about protests occurring nearby due to close proximity of city hall, but we personally didn’t see any. The staff at the hotel was SUPER nice and helpful. Any time we’d need a taxi they would be more than eager to help us. The woman working at the gym was also very kind in helping me with room requests unrelated to the gym, which was very nice of her. The gym is clean and decently spacious for a hotel gym. The spas are separated by male and female but it was one of my favorite parts about the stay- there’s a hot tub, cold bath, sauna, and pampering area. We had breakfast at the restaurant numerous times because it was much better than your typical hotel breakfast- I recommend trying it atleast once (roughly 20 usd per person). May be worth it to add the breakfast package if possible when booking. The room itself was small, but manageable for a trip where you’re typically out doing things anyways. Even though our room faced the street, we never heard the commotion of the street at all, nor did we ever hear others on our hotel floor. Overall I would definitely stay here again.