Hotels near SEOI Gallery, Seoul

"We stayed at Hertz Hotel by onyu stay for 3 nights. Overall, the hotel has both strong advantages and some important details to keep in mind. The main advantage is the location. It is excellent: the hotel is right in the central area, close to many historical sights. For our trip, it was very convenient because we could walk to many places in about 15 minutes. If your goal is to explore the historic part of Seoul on foot, the location is really good. The room was clean and had everything we needed for a short stay. The beds were comfortable, and we slept well. The staff also agreed to keep our luggage at the reception on the day of check-out, which was very helpful. However, the room felt quite small, especially when we opened our suitcase. The room was also rather dark. There was a window, but it felt more like a formality: it was narrow, about the width of a balcony door, and not very useful for natural light. Another important point is the bathroom layout. The bathroom area is separated only by a curtain, with no proper door, and the toilet area also has no real door. This may be uncomfortable if you need more privacy. On the positive side, there was a bathtub, which was nice. The cleaning system was a bit unusual: to have the room cleaned, you need to write down your room number. It is not difficult, but guests should know about it in advance. Overall, this hotel is a good option if location is your top priority and you plan to spend most of your time walking around the city. The beds were comfortable, the room was clean, and the staff helped us with luggage storage. But the room is quite compact and dark, and the bathroom privacy may not be suitable for everyone."

"The location was fantastic, making it super convenient to get around. The room was surprisingly spacious and clean. My room, unlike what some other reviews mentioned, had absolutely no sewage smell; both the room and bathroom smelled pleasant. However, the bathroom was indeed small, but I got used to it quickly, and it wasn't a big issue. There was no bottled water in the fridge, but there was a water dispenser in the common area, offering not just water but also tea, coffee, and even instant noodles. By the way, towels and trash disposal were self-service. It might be a bit cramped for two people, but for a solo traveler, it's perfectly spacious. You can even open up your suitcase. Plus, there was not only a fridge but also a freezer. I think it's plenty spacious for a solo trip. However, the walls are thin, so you might hear noise from the next room. Also, there's a karaoke bar downstairs, so if you're sensitive to noise, weekends might be a bit bothersome. I personally wasn't too bothered and slept well. I'd love to stay here again. One small suggestion: it would be great if they could provide more keys for luggage storage."

"On the first day, I was a bit dissatisfied because the room I was given looked very different from the photos of the room type I booked. They told me it was the only one left and it was downstairs. However, on the second day, they managed to move me to a room that matched the photos I saw when I made the reservation. Overall, it was pretty good. The location is great, with convenient transportation, and it's quiet at night. Plus, it's only about a 4-5 minute walk to the snack street with lots of night markets."

"Great location. Easy walking distance to several train stations and airport bus stop. Just a few minutes away from famous cafes and bakeries such as Artist Bakery and Onion Cafe. Hotel is located at a mall with many restaurants and a small Olive Young. Just a few minutes away from the bigger Anguk flagship Olive Young. Also walking distance to hanbok village with many nice boutiques and shops. Room is decent sized and clean too. WOWPASS machine at the lobby which is convenient for money exchange and top up. Overall a great hotel that I’d be happy to stay here again."

"Location: The hotel boasts an excellent location, nestled between Myeongdong and Dongdaemun, both within a 20-minute walk. Right outside the hotel is the 6015 airport bus stop, and Euljiro 4-ga subway station is just a 300-meter walk away, with Chungmuro subway station about 800 meters. Public transport access is incredibly convenient. Ambiance: The hotel occupies a standalone building. The front desk is on the second floor, where guests can self-check-in and store their luggage. Guest rooms are located on the floors above. I booked a single room, which was quite small; opening a large suitcase practically filled the available space. Basic amenities in the room were comprehensive, including two universal power outlets, so no adapter was needed. The air conditioning worked well. Cleanliness: Both the sink and the restroom were very clean."

"It was a lovely place in middle of the two palaces I wanted to visit. The owner of the house is really helpful, even let us drop the bags when we arrived which was about 5 hours before our checkin time. She used the opportunity to explain how the gate and the locks function. Overall really nice experience, it said it has breakfast which is not exactly my kind of breakfast since I don’t drink milk and cereals, nonetheless the price was more for the location than anything else. So I am happy with what I got for the money I paid."

"The hotel is located in the heart of Seoul's cultural and tourist district, surrounded by countless boutique shops, creative stores, and restaurants. Changdeokgung Palace and Changgyeonggung Palace are both within a 30-minute walk. The hotel's service was also impeccable. I would definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Seoul."

"Exit Jonggak Station (Exit 12), take the escalator up, and walk straight for about 3 minutes down Youth Street to reach the hotel! If you're going to be using the subway a lot, it's great because Lines 1, 2, and 4 are all nearby! The room was stylish, and the SE type outlets were perfect. The C type outlets were a bit wobbly. I believe they cleaned the room if you requested it by 6 PM the day before. You switch into slippers at the entrance. Since it's above a busy downtown area and the walls seem thin, music was constantly playing until around 3 AM. On days I was really tired, I fell asleep right away, but it was noisy enough to wake me up if I'm a light sleeper. I could also hear the shower running and voices from the floor above quite clearly. There's no full-length mirror or the common folding mirror you find in hotels. There is a large mirror in the shower room. The cleaning was thorough, and things like a water dispenser, kettle, microwave, toilet paper, and garbage bags are available at the front desk. Since the slippers are communal, some people might find that off-putting. If you're traveling alone and just need a place to sleep, the location was good, and I think it's a decent option!"

"The service was very polite and I would come back again, it was so nice, the room was warm and the shower was so comfortable The service was not always good, I would come back again, the room was warm and the shower was so comfortable"

"The location is excellent. The hotel is within walking distance of popular attractions such as Gyeongbokgung Palace, Bukchon Hanok Village, Ssamziegil, and Cheonggyecheon Stream. There are also plenty of cafés nearby. The hotel offers an onsen, complimentary ice cream, drinks, and late-night soba noodles. The staff are friendly and welcoming."