Charami Vacations from NT$9,320

The heated toilet seat was what stood out to me. Also the bedding was so soft and cozy. It was on a quiet part of town as well as a 7/11 convenience store and coffee shop. And a small restaurant. Nearby. Amazing service there at the hotel. Beautiful rooms. Clean. Great service. It’s definitely not tourist friendly due to the Fact it’s in a more industrial area. This was my first time visiting South Korea so I didn’t know where the tourists area really was.

This hotel is in the heart of Myeoungdong, close to everything but pretty dated. Nice view of Namsan tower but the window needed a cleaning and the room smelled weird. Everything was outdated and needed a fresh renovation. Big plus was the brunch downstairs. Food was really good with many options and the price was exceptionally good. The entrance to the hotel was a mess with picketers when we stayed there a big eye sore. I probably wouldn’t stay there again since there are so many options nearby at this price point.

Everything was clean and very friendly staff

Room was definitely not as big as shown in pictures, but was pretty tidy, cleaners came and did bins and towels everyday and proper clean every few days. Super convenient for using subway and busses. Lifts are very slow and often really busy around peak times, we waited around 20mins in the morning to get downstairs - so leave early and come back late haha. Staff were lovely, and even have free luggage storage when checking out! Starbucks and convenience store on ground floor is convenient. Fridge, Microwave and stove included, bowls, plates and cutlery provided if you want to cook or get takeaway. I would recommend for the price!

The location is few blocks from Myeong Dang and feels safe to walk to the evening bazaars. The room is small. Hardly any space to walk on the side of the bed. I had to get on bed from bottom of bed. There is really no lobby. There is no coffee facility in room either. The check out time extension is charged by the hour. If your visit falls on Sunday and Monday no museums are open and they can not book you for DMZ due to marathons etc. That is what the only one person at desk told me. She did not know much about town or events.