Znajdź 2-Star hotele w mieście Seul

Absolutely great location! Convenient for shopping at Myeongdong district and get to the airport via airport shuttle. For light traveller who can cope with tiny room, I would recommend staying at this hostel if you are mostly outside visiting places. Also. for light sleeper. I would recommend bringing ear plugs with you as the noise isolation is so so.

The hotel is located at the center of Myeongdong so it is easy to go around and all your needs is just around the corner. The room is very clean and spacious with complete amenities. In terms of breakfast. It is well balance. They have bread, cereals, different kind of spreads, Coffee and tea. They are very strict with the ”no noise policy” from 10-7am which I think is good. So all the guest can rest and relax in their respective rooms. The front desk personel can speak fluent English so it is easy to communicate. Overall I'm 100% satisfied with the service. If I'm going back to Korea, I will definitely book again in this hotel.

The location is very nice. You can easily walk to Myeongdong, Namsan Tower, and many restaurants, and transportation is convenient. The staff were very kind and helpful. However, it’s difficult for me to say this was a good stay overall. Here are the reasons why: • Elevator – The elevator is only for luggage, not for guests. This should be clearly stated before booking. As in here it’s show as the property has an elevator without explaining that it is a cargo elevator, it is misleading. • Security – The room password was simply the room number with an additional “1” added to it. I didn’t leave valuables in the room, so I wasn’t too worried, but it still felt like a weak security system. • Room Door – There is no additional lock on the inside of the room. While the digital lock can be activated, I never felt completely confident that the door was fully secured. • Soft Opening Without Notice – When I booked, there was no mention that the property was still in a soft-opening stage. I expected the hotel to be fully operational. Instead, there were unfinished areas, items left around the property, and staff frequently entering rooms after check-in to inspect or photograph things without being asked. Had I known the hotel was not fully ready, I would have considered other options before booking. • Poor Room Layout – My room was 405, located at the end of the hallway. The neighboring room (404) had a door positioned in a way that it would hit my door whenever opened carelessly. During my four-night stay, the guests next door banged their door into mine repeatedly. Eventually, at around 1 a.m. one night, I had to contact the staff and ask them to address the issue. • Cleanliness Concerns – The property appears to use the same type of towel for everything. When I asked about a bathroom mat, I was told to use a towel instead. This gave me the impression that the towels were being used for multiple purposes, including drying floors. On top of that, the towels shed lint and left fibers on my skin after use. • Very Small Bathroom – Please be aware that the bathroom is extremely small. The shower is positioned directly over the toilet, and there is barely enough room to stand while showering. In practice, you almost need to sit on the toilet to shower comfortably. After two nights, I seriously considered moving to another hotel. The only reason I stayed was because my mother didn’t want to move all of our belongings again. To be fair, one of the staff members (possibly the owner) sincerely apologized and explained that they were trying their best. I do believe they genuinely care and are making an effort. However, there is still a long way to go before this property is ready to provide a comfortable hotel experience.

Shopping - Near Dongmyo flea market (clothing bargain & snacks shopping) - Tomato Mart, Daiso Food - Restaurant just at downstairs opposite & at the corner to hotel Transport - The main road has airport bus 6002 direct to airport, near to Dongmyo metro. Hotel - spacious with price below KRW 60,000 - self check in, wow‼️ - heated floor in room, very warm at night - hot drinking water at lobby - newly open in Dec 2025

The location is not bad, a 3-5 minute walk away from the nearest metro station and a 30-40 minute commute for many of the biggest tourist locations, like Myeongdong or Hongdae. The area is home to many older residents, so please do be mindful of that when visiting! There is a CU and GS25 nearby, along with a few coffee shops and restaurants. The hotel cleanliness was ok, the walls were somewhat beat up and require a new paint job, and the bathroom is ... interesting. It is primarily clean, nothing to be very shocked about. The bathroom quality is odd though. The bathtub drain is just there for decoration, as the water goes straight through the drain and into a drain on the floor. The shower-head, when hung up on the holder, sprays directly forward onto the wall, and not yourself. This is not the best quality, but it definitely is manageable and not much of an inconvenience. The hotel staff were all very nice, and spoke enough English to understand. Room service would come whenever asked for and provided the room with simple amenities, like cooled water bottles, hygiene products, hair-ties, and other similar products. The location does not have any clothes washer, so you are instructed to get your items cleaned at a nearby laundromat. Providing an authentic cultural experience, you could say. 

Great service! Special thanks to the helpful staff. :) Amazing location surrounding by the choice of restaurants and convenience store opposite to the hotel. I absolutely recommend!

First off, it's important to know that although it's called a ”hotel,” this is definitely a hostel—and they really should update the name to avoid confusing guests. Location: The location is great—central and easy to access, with public transportation and convenience stores nearby. That was definitely a plus. Service: Service was mixed. One staff member was super helpful and made me feel supported during my stay. Unfortunately, another staff member was the complete opposite—he seemed unwilling to help, often saying ”no” to simple questions or requests just because he didn’t feel like putting in the effort. It made some interactions feel frustrating. Cleanliness & Staff: The cleaning staff were wonderful—very patient and kind. The place felt generally clean, and I appreciated their attention to detail. Amenities: I liked that there were lockers for bags, but I really wish there was a more secure luggage storage area. The current luggage space is in the hallway, which is accessible to the public, and that made me a bit uneasy. A locked closet or private room for luggage would be much better. The shared kitchen was a nice touch, and the two-bedroom bunk bed option worked well for me. That said, the room itself was very small barely any space to store your belongings. One of my favorite features was the small individual lockers in the bedrooms. It gave me peace of mind knowing my important items were locked away safely. Overall: This is a decent place for budget travelers who prioritize location and don’t mind hostel-style accommodations. Just manage your expectations and secure your belongings.

Lokalizacja: W dzielnicy Seocho, około 40 minut jazdy samochodem od miejsca, w którym można grać Kiedy wychodzisz, pod drzwiami na dole stoi autobus, a kilkaset lat pieszo jest metro. Wpisałem ten adres w Google, ale przy drzwiach nie było żadnej tabliczki z hotelem, więc trudno było go znaleźć. Prosiłem przechodniów o pomoc, ale nie mogli jej znaleźć! W końcu zobaczyłem dom nr 130 i wszedłem do środka. Minusem jest masaż tajski. Próbowałem różnych pakietów przez dwie noce z rzędu. To prawda, że ​​Tajka słyszy dźwięk dzwonienia całych kości. Techniki masażu są bardzo skuteczne. Hostel znajduje się na 3. piętrze, bez windy Niedawno wyremontowana recepcja nie została jeszcze wykończona, a w recepcji wciąż znajduje się stos materiałów dekoracyjnych, więc zameldowanie jest bardzo proste, wystarczy podać personelowi swoje imię i nazwisko, a on poda numer pokoju i hasło, nawet bez potwierdzania konieczności posiadania paszportu! Personel ma świetne nastawienie i zawsze się uśmiecha! Każdy pokój ma blokadę hasłem, ponieważ jest to nowo otwarty sklep! Pościel i poszewki na kołdry są zupełnie nowe, a ręczniki są również nowe i czyste. Każde łóżko ma własną niezależną szafę. Możesz zabrać ze sobą własny zamek, ręcznik i listwę zasilającą o europejskim standardzie! Jeśli pochodzisz z Francji, po prostu przynieś swój własny europejski kabel do ładowania i użyj go bezpośrednio! Jest żel pod prysznic i szampon, ale musisz zabrać ze sobą własną odżywkę, szczoteczkę do zębów i pastę do zębów! Podczas mojego dwudniowego pobytu spotkałem Chińczyków, którzy przyjechali do Korei w pogoni za gwiazdami. Drugiego wieczoru spotkałem dziewczynę z Chengdu i dziewczynę z Lyonu we Francji. Rozmawialiśmy niezręcznie po angielsku i francusku przez ponad godzinę. W końcu popularna nauka pozwoliła jej opuścić kraj i odwiedzić Zakazane Miasto została przeniesiona do Pekinu na 9 godzin. Pozwolono jej jechać. Zjedliśmy kaczkę po pekińsku i poprosiliśmy ją o pobranie V i związanie jej karty bankowej, a my dodaliśmy ją do znajomych!

We were able to locate the guest house easily using Naver Map. However, our first struggle was how to reach the destination itself. The guesthouse is located in an uphill area, almost near Namsan Cable Car (600km/20min walk). A great tip we discovered (after struggling of walking uphill for 2 days 😂) was using the escalators/elevators near the Ihoeyeong Memorial Hall. Go straight from there and you’ll find a 7-Eleven convenience store upon crossing the street. Go left then right at the first wide alley way you see, it should be uphill. Keep on walking until you see a signage of mama guest house on your right side. We booked a day before our arrival so we could immediately check-in in our rooms. A note welcomed us and our keys were found at the reception area. Pls don’t forget to remove your shoes and change into the slippers they provide found in the shoe cabinet at the left side of the entrance. Our rooms were next to each other, but differ in size. Bathroom was okay, but I hope they’ll fix the sink’s pipe problem in room 104 since it leaks on the floor upon using. I suggest buying shower filters (5,000 Won) since the water in SK is quite harsh. I suggest to test how you’ll adjust the temperature when showering. There were no bidets in our bathrooms. Always bring your keycard with you whenever you go out. They don’t go into your rooms like hotels would. If you have any requests, just leave a note on their desk (ie. New towels, tissue, etc.) They also don’t have laundry machines. Do not eat inside the rooms, only in the kitchen which is in the basement. If you feel like your trash bins are getting full, trash bins are found in the lobby and segregate everything according to their waste category. Just think of it as you’re staying on your own room. Walls are thin, made of light wood materials so I wouldn’t suggest talking nor listening to your phone loudly. Breakfast menu were cereals with milk, bread and flavored jam, and instant noodles. You can only consume what’s inside the fridge unless there’s a note that a room guest owns it. You can cook and buy your own food, just make sure you clean up after. You can also fill-up your water bottles here. Going to different areas are easy too since it’s near Myeongdong Station exit 1. If you’re planning to go shopping in Myeongdong, just go straight after exit 1 and you should see E-Mart across the street then cross on the first crosswalk you see. If you want to enter the “main” street, go left until you see the bug HBAF building. Overall, I think our stay was a good since the staff we get see was very accommodating to our requests. I just hope they’ll fix some of their bathroom leakage.

comfortable place...close to dongmyo flea market..have to wait for more money because it's random when walking, wash your eyes at dongmyo flea market..close to laundry..wanting to wash clothes in the middle of the night is ok..,,😂😂😂