648 Hotel

I wasn't expecting much from the facilities, but the location was good so I used it. However, 1,230,000 yen/night is by no means the lowest price in this area, and I was expecting something above a certain standard. However, the security management at the hotel entrance was not good, and anyone could come in and out and ride the elevator. Although the room was clean, the air conditioner was broken and there were mosquitoes in the room, making it difficult to sleep. Amenities are minimal. Is it okay if I just sleep alone? However, I got the impression that the cost performance was not right for that.

I am satisfied. It's November and there are still mosquitoes.

It says non-smoking in all rooms. Was it the previous guest smoking, the smell of the neighborhood, or the smell that had already permeated the building? It smells so much like cigarettes! I stayed there for two days and tried to get in as late as possible. The room I stayed in didn't have a fixed shower, so it was difficult to wash. The location in Yeoksam-dong is good.

1. No locking device inside =＞ Anxiety as if someone will open the door 2. There is a window, but no lighting (a little sunlight shines in the bathroom window) 3. The window cannot be opened. The screen is torn, allowing mosquitoes in.

It's a love hotel. About a 10-minute walk from Gangnam Station. ⭕️ Good access. Two bottles of water per day are provided. The front desk staff is kind. If I was having trouble checking in automatically, they did the procedure for me. The room is spacious and there is enough room to spread out the carrier. The bathroom has floor heating. The amenities are good. If you stay multiple nights, they will replace the room properly. ❌ For some reason, the air conditioner doesn't work. It was May, so it was still okay, but it would be a no-go in summer. There are mites on the bed. No washlet. The room is a little dim. There must be a gap somewhere, because mosquitoes get in even with the window closed. I caught three in two nights, but they are still flying around, which was a pain. There are no outlets or USBs around the bed. An extension or long cord is required. The entrance is up a slope from the main street, and there is an old man smoking around the hotel. Because it's a love hotel, I was afraid to go out alone at night, so I went home early. It's cheap considering the location, but I'm a little worried about bugs (mosquitoes and mites) and coming home late at night, so I probably won't come back...Japanese is not spoken.

When I arrived at the hotel, there was no one at the reception desk, so I couldn't check in. I didn't know how to use the machine, so I waited for about 20 minutes and started to worry that I wouldn't be able to get into the hotel. I couldn't get through to the staff on the phone, so I kept looking for someone from the hotel and finally found them after about 20 minutes. I wondered what would happen.