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My family's first stay in Hanok was really impressed that I couldn't express it in words. StayMoire itself was one perfect. As soon as I entered the courtyard, the beauty of the traditional wooden structure and the modern facilities were well harmonized, and it was like a well-remodeled hanok, especially because all rooms had bathrooms, so it was convenient. Each room has a Dyson hair dryer, so I thought it would be great for the three families to come next time. Even though the cold wave came during our stay, each room was heated individually, and thanks to the thick windows, it was warm, so we had to open the door! The location was also fantastic. It was right behind Seosunla-gil, so it was easy to find, and we walked from Jongno 3-ga Station, and it took about 5 minutes. There is Jongmyo Changdeokgung Palace right in front of you, so it was nice to take a walk, and if you walk about 5 minutes toward Anguk Station, you can go to the famous London bagel. Especially since the morning, there is a long line of chewy Dubai chocolate shop opposite Hanok, so we can go and buy it comfortably! There is also a hanbok rental shop right in front of me, so I borrowed it and took a lot of pictures~ Thanks to the high cranes peculiar to Hanok, I felt cool without frustration, and during the day, the child ran happily in the yard, and in the evening, he warmly melted in the jacuzzi to relieve the fatigue of the trip. The most memorable moment was evening time. In the evening, there is a more quiet and lyrical atmosphere. I played Christmas music with a beam projector and enjoyed the end of the year while watching a movie, and I sat around a large table and made a Christmas kit with my child and had a great time. Seeing the child so happy that he wanted to live here, my family all celebrated an unforgettable year-end. Thank you again for giving our family valuable and happy memories.

Out of the four hotels I stayed at in South Korea, this one was the most anticipated. First off, the room environment was exactly like the pictures – what you see is what you get. The hotel is still relatively new, so the room condition is very well maintained. Check-in, check-out, and luggage storage are all self-service, but they're incredibly convenient and seamless, making for a great experience. The location is excellent; Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station is super convenient for the subway, with several lines intersecting. If you want to minimize walking, public buses are also easily accessible, and it's quiet at night. The washing machine works great. The signature coffee at the ground floor coffee shop is absolutely delicious!!! It's rich, creamy, and smooth. If you're staying here, you absolutely must try it! You'll taste the difference between real coffee and dishwater. The downside is that the curtains in my room weren't blackout, so if you don't like getting up early, you'll need to bring an eye mask. There are charging ports by the bed, but no bedside shelf, so your phone either has to go on the floor or far from the bed while charging. The room is advertised as quite spacious, but it feels more like a small apartment, so there isn't much space to spread out luggage. Two 28-inch suitcases already make it quite full. I wouldn't recommend it for four people with large suitcases.

This hotel offers great value for money in Myeongdong. My family and I stayed in a hotel for the first three nights, and while it was more convenient, the space was much smaller. Here, we had plenty of space and felt very comfortable. It's also quite convenient to walk to Myeongdong, though it takes about 6-7 minutes to reach the bustling area. I highly recommend it for families because the space is ample and it feels very cozy. Just remember to bring your own toothbrushes and toothpaste. The beds were also very comfortable, so I wholeheartedly recommend MS Hotel for families traveling to Seoul.

The location is absolutely fantastic, close to shopping areas, the subway, and the airport express train. The host was very responsive. It was a wonderful stay, highly recommended, and I'd definitely choose it again next time!

The room was spotless and beautiful. The bed was large, and the bedding was clean. The water purifier dispensing both hot and cold water was very convenient. Although climbing up and down four flights of stairs was a bit challenging, the neighborhood was quiet, making for a comfortable stay.

It’s my first time staying in a serviced apartment, as I usually stay in hotels when visiting Seoul. I wasn’t quite used to the check-in process, so I felt a bit anxious when I arrived at midnight. At first, the driver couldn’t locate the entrance, and it took us about five minutes to figure it out. After that, I couldn’t find any reception at Block B. I pressed the keypad on the intercom machine, but no one responded. I then tried to look for Block A and, in the process, mistakenly ignored the self check-in booth. Eventually, I called the number on the door, and thankfully, a staff member appeared and helped me out. I wonder why Trip.com didn’t include a reminder about the check-in process—it would’ve been helpful. As for the room, I found it warm and impressively high-tech for someone like me from Hong Kong! I especially liked the clothes-drying machine. However, I did notice a few small issues: 1. There was no universal 220V socket, so I had to buy a local charger (I know other places like L7 Gangnam provide one). 2. You had to place the waste by yourself at block a. 3. The bathroom drain was slightly clogged. Regarding the city view, I paid a bit extra for it but found it was facing a construction site. That said, I’m not complaining—I just wanted to share my experience. I think the overall stay was fine, and now that I know how the process works, if I stay there again next time, I’m sure it will be much easier and more seamless.