The Prima Jongno

The soundproofing is excellent, I recommend getting a room not facing the street. The room is very small; if you have a large suitcase, it'll feel even smaller, barely enough space to stand. The cleanliness is decent, not much dust. Breakfast options are limited, but they do have boiled eggs, no hot side dishes but there's salad. The front desk staff speak good English and their attitude is okay. The best thing about this place is its location – Myeongdong and Hanok Village are both a 15-minute walk away, and it's in a quieter neighborhood. The biggest issue was that all the USB ports in my room were broken, so I couldn't fully charge my devices. It was too late that night to ask the front desk for an adapter.

I picked this place randomly, without high expectations. To my surprise, the service, location, and price were all excellent. If the price remains the same, I would definitely choose this hotel again.

This is my second stay here. The room was clean and tidy, and a decent size – I could fit my suitcase comfortably. The breakfast downstairs offers a good variety, though after a few days, I noticed it doesn't change much. The location is great, making it convenient to get everywhere.

Stayed here with a friend. The room wasn't huge but perfectly adequate, clean, tidy, and soundproofed really well. The location is also great; Gyeongbokgung Palace and Myeongdong are within walking distance, and both bus stops and the subway are very close by.

During the Chinese New Year, with limited room availability, I booked the most expensive suite at Quan Hotel for one night, as I couldn't get a continuous stay. I was surprised by how spacious it was, featuring two bathrooms. The living room was very comfortable, and the guest bathroom had a dual-split design, though no shower. The two balconies were expansive, and it was lovely to sit out there when the sun was shining, really lifting my spirits. The bed in the master bedroom got sunlight during the day, but it was pushed against the wall, making it inconvenient to get out from both sides. Also, the master bathroom was an interior one with no natural light, and you had to stand in the bathtub to shower, which wasn't very practical. It felt a bit like an executive office suite converted into a hotel, even having a wine cellar. Overall, it was a decent experience, and if there are no other rooms available, it's a good alternative. Finally, I want to thank the Trip.com customer service team for their tireless efforts in helping me communicate and coordinate with the hotel regarding the room. They worked continuously for three days, liaising with both sides. Although we couldn't arrange a continuous stay in one room in the end, as a long-time customer, I truly appreciate their professionalism. A big thumbs up to Trip.com's hotel customer service!

The environment is clean and tidy. For Seoul, it's really good value for money, and having a triple room was very convenient. The only downside is that our room had a strange smell, possibly formaldehyde.