Seoul Jung-gu 2-star Hotels

The place is easy to find. When we entered the room, we saw that it is very clean and modern. Although the space is small, the very strategic location makes up for it. Also, the staff are very accommodating and helpful.

The worst and most disgusting experience I have ever had! The bathroom and the windows are full of mold. The walls are full of stains. And the bedspread was full of stains. The cleaning staff had changed this blanket at the beginning but the current one is also with stains or blood no one knows. For the record when we checked into the room we were accompanied by the host. Because of the house rules and so on. I immediately noticed the stained blanket on the bed and brought it to the host's attention. He then typed in on Google translator that it was just stains which would not come out of the blanket. I was quite shocked and had to ask him to change the blanket. Yes, and then we discovered in what condition the room really is. The host let us know that you can not expect more because of the price. Sorry but hygiene should be a standard. For the record: The marketing pictures are not up to date and in no way show the reality of the house.

The room is small and there is no toothbrush and toothpaste but you can get it from the vending machine in the lobby. They only provide bottle water on the first day but you can get water outside room 3 of every floor. The shower and toilet are beside each other so after shower everything will be wet. The water pressure is fine if no one turn on tap at the sink outside at the same time. If they do, the water will temperature will be a bit unstable and preasure will be weaker. AC is fine but the first day you use it, there could be dust fall out onto the bed. You can borrow a luggage trolley from the lobby, which is very convenient if you leave with lots of luggage and not enough hand to push all of them down to the lobby and to the bus stop outside. The bus stop and a lot of shopping mall are outside so it is very convenient. There are lots of good food behind HelloApm, which is close by. Found two places with the face of the famous Korean Chef who is always on variety show. The lobby staffs nicely helped me search for food too.

Overall, I had a great stay at 24 Guesthouse Myeongdong and would stay there again! PROS: -Location is prime! This was the biggest pro IMO, the metro was steps outside the building, I could easily walk to markets like Namdaemun and Myeongdong, and other attractions (like Namsan Tower, South Gate). The neighborhood has lots of restaurants and is very walkable and I felt safe whatever time I was out. -Staff is friendly and responsive. I booked through Booking.com and used their app and they promptly responded to messages. When I was on-site they were very friendly and helpful although there was varying levels of English fluency-nothing that the Papago app couldn't help with. -Staff also accommodated my long stay (7 days) since they didn't have one room open for the entire 7 days, I did have to change rooms. But I loved the hotel and location so I appreciated their flexibility and willingness to work with me. -Rooms are simple and clean -Their coffee machine made very good coffee-I really enjoyed it Neither PRO nor CON Breakfast is very simple, toast, cup of noodles, coffee and juice-I recommend heading over to Namdaemun around 9-9:30 and grabbing a fresh hotteok before heading out for the day. CONS: -Most rooms have no exterior windows and the walls were thin-bring ear plugs if you're a light sleeper like me! -Hotel is on the 10th floor-that itself is not bad, but it did make me re-think whether it was worth doing a quick drop off or taking a mid-day break.

The staff were kind and even though they couldn't speak Korean, they greeted me in Japanese with a smile. It was a small room for one person, but it wasn't a problem. I want to use it again.

All is great except toilet on 3rd floor a little bit difficult to use because so small. But toilet and shower room on 2nd floor easy and clean and bigger. The bed is actually quite private, like living in a box for just yourself. loved it

The front desk person (owner?) was friendly and gave me a good impression! When the cleaning staff joined me in the elevator as I was leaving for the convenience store early in the morning, they smiled at me and made me feel at ease~◎Personally, though, the bed was so hard that I couldn't sleep at all lol. The room is relatively clean and doesn't bother me. There are no slippers, so it's a good idea to bring disposable ones. There was no table so we ate on the bed. It's also close to a combi. There was also a bakery near Exit 10 that was open early in the morning.

The hotel did not use and used the breakfast buffet here. It's 8800 won, probably the cheapest hotel in Seoul. I went around 8:30, but there were few guests, so one person was in charge of the kitchen and the Casher at the same time. Egg dishes are instant, but the food was a bit poor, but it was not bad because you could eat unlimited coffee for 8800 won, some bread types, porridge, salad, etc. There is a rooftop garden on the 13th floor, and it is said that you can deliver it when you order at the cafe on the first floor. The rooftop is all guests ...., so it seems to be available for charter and use. ㅎ

Booked the 2 Double suite with View initially. it is not anything close to a suite and the only view is only if u climb the ladder access to the roof. Booked the room is also booking website states 2 bathrooms. Please do not be misled - to be exact 2 showers, 1 toilet and 2 common sharing basin over a 1.5m table in this room. One of the showers is located along the slanting roof so you can hardly walk in. Ceiling is low and certainly not for the claustrophobic. We are a party of 5, room has 4 doubles which I tot will be fine but is so cramped. as the area specified on website likely includes the attic seating area and roof which is extremely cold and shabby in Mar. Ok if is a bachelor party or a quick stay for 1 night. To be fair the hotel does have its character with its decor and is situated amongst the eateries and pubs. It gotten better when I changed rooms and paid an extra room to stay more comfortably. However cleanliness must be improved. The decor (industrial / cement setting) and lighting kind of covers up this aspect but still evident to be seen. I have highlighted the issue and the staff try to make an extra effort to clean again. If lift access is a concern, please check with hotel first as not all rooms has lift access. Not recommended for young children and old folks. If not for the staff who are mostly obliging and friendly, it would be a terrible rating instead.

The room was spacious and the bathtub was located far from the toilet, so I used it! I didn't notice any smell of sewer or water. However, there was lipstick on the bed sheets. I had brought Febreze in advance and a towel to put on my pillow, so I felt okay. To go there, take a limousine bus from Incheon Airport to the Summit Hotel bus stop. (about 1 and a half hours) It was just a short walk down Nakamichi! It wasn't that far from DDP, and there was a train station and bus stop, so it was easy to get around. On the way back, I took a taxi to Seoul Station, checked in in advance, and headed back home. I don't really know how to call a kakao taxi. I asked the guy at the front desk. She waited outside with me until the taxi arrived so I didn't have to worry! I was able to stay with peace of mind because they spoke to me in Japanese! I would like to use it again ◎ I could see DDP from the 5th floor!