Hotels in Dongdaemun Market, Seoul

The room was very clean, which I really appreciated. The staff were also very kind. It's conveniently located near Exit 6 of Dongmyoap, so I think it's a great spot. Amenities like shampoo, conditioner, and body wash were provided. One minor issue was that the bathroom floor gets quite wet after showering. They did provide slippers for the bathroom, but if that bothers you, I'd recommend using the communal showers. However, the communal showers were a bit tricky to figure out. On the plus side, there were plenty of power outlets in the room, which was very helpful. And, quite unusually, it seemed like the toilet paper was flushable! I'd love to stay here again next time I visit Korea! Thank you ^_^

The Incheon Airport Bus 6001 takes you directly to the hotel in just over an hour. If you have a lot of luggage, I highly recommend taking the bus as it's quite convenient. It costs 17,000 KRW per person. The room was clean and tidy, and there's free coffee on the third floor. Check-in was easy with basic English communication. If you turn left when you exit the hotel, there's an underpass that leads to the subway station. There's a convenience store right next to the hotel on the right, and another one across the street to the left.

A very good option for staying for a week. Spacious rooms, an elevator, good in-room amenities, and pleasant staff. First of all, the area is excellent. It’s a lively, authentic Seoul, and just outside the neighborhood you’ll find postcard-worthy spots and major tourist attractions. Staying here allows you to experience the rhythm of daily life alongside local Seoul residents and really feel the city from the inside. Plus there's also many convenient metro stations nearby. As for the hotel itself, there are both positives and negatives. Starting with the downsides: maybe I was just unlucky, but the shower head was in very poor condition and barely worked. Hopefully, this will be fixed. There’s also no option to open the window for some reason — it has a strange four-layer window system, which is… okay. The tap water is quite hard, but as far as I understand, that’s common across most of Seoul. The room keys don’t look very secure, and the key fob is huge — about the size and weight of a solid, heavy iPhone. It’s easier to leave the key at reception when you go out and pick it up again when you return. Another downside is the poor sound insulation from the corridor. When the Korean and Russian cleaning staff start chatting in the morning, it works better than any alarm clock. In some places, you can see signs of the hotel’s “age” and wear over time, but it’s not too serious. On the plus side, in addition to the usual amenities like toothbrushes and basic hygiene kits, each room has large bottles of body lotion, cream, and something else I didn’t even have time to figure out. That’s a definite bonus. Next, despite the inability to open the window, the rooms aren’t stuffy at all — on the contrary, they’re comfortably warm. There’s also heated flooring. All the staff are pleasant, friendly Koreans who are always willing to help if needed. A solid 4 out of 5.

My 17-year-old daughter and I stayed here. There's no elevator, and the stairs are a bit low in some spots where you might bump your head, but they're not too long, so it was acceptable. When checking in, they asked for my passport, and after verifying it, they offered me an outlet adapter, asking if I needed one. I had brought my own, but I still borrowed theirs. The fridge had two 500ml plastic bottles and small cans of orange and mango juice, which was a nice touch. They provided toothbrushes, and in the room, there were also shampoo, body soap, and even toner. Under the large TV, there was a monitor and a PC, and the Wi-Fi connected instantly. Towels were provided for the duration of our stay. At first, I panicked because if the door wasn't closed tightly, the lock wouldn't engage properly, making it impossible to open. But once I got the hang of it, it was fine! When I lay on the bed, it felt firm, but there was a warm sheet underneath. The initially cool bed sheets gradually warmed up, and by the time I went to sleep, turning it off made for a very comfortable night. With a bus stop nearby and a convenience store right in front, getting around was super easy. This was my fourth trip to Korea, and I'd only ever been to Apgujeong, Myeongdong, Dongdaemun, and Gwangjang Market. Being able to drop off our bags and head out again, and having a roof at the bus stop to wait under during the rain, was a real lifesaver! It was a convenient and affordable stay, so I definitely want to use this place again next time I visit Korea! Thank you.

The young lady at the front desk of the hotel is super good, and the booking on Ctrip is also very fast. We searched for several hotels, but they were all booked and refunded, and the online and offline were inconsistent. This one was booked online, and an email was sent immediately, very much. There is a convenience store around, and you can store your luggage in advance. It's very good. There is a big cockroach in the room, and the trembling slippers are killed. I still hope that the cleaning can be done. thanks