Sindang A Reviews

The room was clean, decent space, and had good amenities and restroom! i also liked how the front-desk was manned even during late at night. it’s location is good, surrounded by lots of food options, subway locations and shopping areas. Overall, it’s a good spot, and could see myself coming back for another stay 👍

Of course it’s a motel so don’t expect too much, but the host gave great help by letting me to store my luggage and supplies amenities timely. And the bathroom is newly renovated!

The transportation is quite convenient, and there are a lot of food downstairs. There is also a supermarket nearby. It is very convenient to buy things. The room is also very clean with a refrigerator, and there are free water and coffee pods. I will stay here next time I travel. Would stay here again.

The smell of sewerage coming from the drains in the bathroom and washroom was quite strong. Even with just a door in between, it filled the room. When I arrived at the hotel to check in, there was no one at the reception desk. The room key and a pouch with the guest's name written on it were placed in a place where anyone could enter, which made me worry that they were being too unsafe. However, on another day I had something I didn't understand and when I asked the receptionist at night, he was very helpful and I felt at ease. The price was reasonable, there were restaurants and convenience stores nearby, and it's close to the station, so it might be a good place to stay if you want to keep costs down.

The futon was clean, but it is a motel. I made the reservation without knowing it was a motel, so it's my fault, but I feel it should be described as a motel.

The environment is not big, but if you don't care about the size or just travel alone, the price is worth it. It's very close to the subway, there are a lot of food nearby, and there is a convenience store opposite, and the landlord is very welcoming 😂

Except for the bathroom, everything else is really bad. The machine in the room is loud and the restaurant outside is even noisier.

I often use Dongdaemun, so I walk a little after shopping, but it was convenient to take a break and put my luggage because I could walk. In addition, it faces the street of restaurants and is open until late at night, so it is convenient to go to the store in front of you and return immediately, but it may feel a little noisy. When you open the window, the smell of yakiniku comes in. The price is cheap, so everything is acceptable. Also, the water area was beautiful. There was also Toppogi Town right next to the hotel, so I was able to eat Toppogi very deliciously!

Although the room is not big, the price is better than many homestays. There are a lot of food downstairs, and there is a supermarket opposite. There is a subway station at the door, and it is only a few steps away from Exit 8 of Xintang Station. The landlord's aunt is really nice, even though she doesn't understand the language, she will explain it to us slowly with a translator. The only downside is that the downstairs is very lively, so it will be a little noisy

The room is not soundproofed, and there is a KTV downstairs where people sometimes sing until dawn. The waiter and boss are often away, and the janitor only comes to clean every few days.

If possible, don't go.

It's like changing a love hotel into a hotel. It was too small to open a carry case in a regular room, so I paid 30,000 won for a special room. It was convenient because it was close to the station on Route 2, but it is definitely better to make a reservation in a special room. The water pressure is weak, but the bathroom is clean and usable. The lady at the reception was very kind and nice.

Don’t stay in this store. The broken toilet is not good, so I go to the toilet normally, and then I can’t flush it, it’s clogged, the water is very slow, but if the toilet is good, it won’t be so clogged, and I have to pay for maintenance. 100,000 won to unclog a toilet, no matter what, 100,000 is just deliberately tricking foreigners. I have never seen a toilet clogged. Residents ask for money. Shouldn’t the hotel help the guests to solve the problem? Then I called my Korean friend to let it go She communicated with the proprietress, but the proprietress was so angry that she called me and told me that I couldn't communicate directly with her. Why did I call my friend? What did I mean? Explain to me that in the end the proprietress was very angry, she killed the minimum 70,000 and had to give it to her. I didn’t want to break up with her anymore, so I gave 70,000. I really don’t want to come and live. I don’t know what money I’m going to cheat you on

Very average, small room, general sanitation, 430 a night is not worth it, there is a snack street next to it, but the noise is too loud, affecting rest