voco Properties in Seoul

My overall experience was definitely not worth the price; it feels like their high ranking was bought. The room was tiny, and the 'king bed' wasn't a real king-sized bed but two single beds pushed together with a mattress on top. Plus, they didn't provide toothbrushes, so I had to spend 8,000 Korean won on a toothbrush and toothpaste for my 5-day stay. But the most unbelievable thing was the breakfast – it was absolutely awful! They never changed the menu; for five days straight, it was the same variety you'd find in a budget hotel in China, similar to a Huazhu or Atour breakfast. And despite the cold weather in Korea, the restaurant didn't even turn on the heating. On the first morning, I went down to eat without a coat and ended up freezing, having to go back to my room for my Canada Goose down jacket. Many foreigners complained about the cold too. The hotel restaurant's excuse was that the electricity was overloaded and automatically shut off, but I honestly think they intentionally turned off the heating to save money, as if the restaurant was managed by a third party. Eating breakfast felt like being outdoors, freezing to death. Anyway, the overall experience wasn't worth the price at all; it's definitely overpriced. You know how big data works, right?

Convenient location (Olive young, Daiso, Tim Hortons, KFC Mcdonalds are all within a couple of steps away), clean spacious room, comfy bed, although the shower is a bit weak. Overall a pleasant stay.