1. I knew the room was small and booked a twin room well in advance, but upon arrival, I was told only a king-sized bed was available. I reluctantly accepted.
2. The king room was indeed cramped, and with only one nightstand, it was inconvenient for two people. I had no choice but to move the bed myself, and to my disgust, a used condom wrapper with residue fell out from underneath. Absolutely repulsive!
3. The hotel's front desk staff came to handle it in the middle of the night, moving us to another king room of the same size, which *did* have a nightstand on each side – but still no twin room! We had to repack our luggage and switch rooms again at midnight. It was an exhausting ordeal.
4. From the 26th floor, you can see the Han River. There's a simple small gym, but the yoga mats in it were old and dirty.
5. The bathroom door opened outwards, making it impossible to place a bath mat in front of it without blocking the door. Without a mat, water would splash all over the sink and toilet area after showering. I've never seen such a poorly designed hotel bathroom; the user experience was terrible.
6. All the utensils and cups were disposable, and the slippers were the cheapest, thinnest disposable kind. On our last day, they even forgot to clean our room, leaving us without cups or water.
7. The room's soundproofing was awful. In the middle of the night, I could clearly hear neighbors opening doors, entering rooms, and pushing cabinet doors. From the twenty-something floor, you could distinctly hear traffic from the street below. I can only imagine how noisy the lower floors must be.
8. The hotel is a five-minute walk from subway exit 1. The breakfast at the second-floor restaurant was quite varied, but there was very little fruit.
9. Because the entrance faces an extremely wide main road, crossing the street was inconvenient. Taking a taxi anywhere involved a long detour, wasting a lot of time circling around the hotel entrance.
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