Hotel Skypark Myeongdong 2

We booked for two nights, and this was the last stop of our trip. We arrived at noon on the first day. The front desk service was excellent; they said we could check in immediately if we scanned a QR code and registered as members. We took our luggage upstairs and only then realized that for about 1360 MYR a night, although there were three single beds, there was no space to put our suitcases, let alone open them. Since we left our luggage and went out to explore and eat, only returning to the hotel at 9 PM, when we asked to change rooms, we were told there were no rooms available (whether true or not, I don't know). However, they promised to switch us to a more spacious room the next day where we could open our luggage, and they did keep their word. The second day's room also had three single beds but had enough space to open all three suitcases simultaneously. Breakfast was very mediocre and not worth buying. We only ate a little on the day of checkout, having bought it for two days. The front desk service was fine; I just don't understand why they gave us that kind of room on the first day. The location is great: from Myeongdong Station Exit 8, turn left and walk straight for about 600 meters (you'll pass through the bustling Myeongdong area). The hotel is at the very end, past two OLIVE YOUNG stores, on the right-hand side. SKYPARK CENTRE and SKYPARK II are right next door. In front of the hotel, there's a Korean BBQ restaurant (Wangbijib) that serves aged meat, which was delicious. A few doors down from Wangbijib, there's a small shop selling sea salt butter bread, which is absolutely delicious.

Overall, it's quite clean. The location is incredibly convenient; Myeongdong Shopping Street is right downstairs, and Lotte Duty-Free is just 200 meters away across a small alley. Gwanghwamun and Gyeongbokgung are also within walking distance. Even though it's in the heart of Myeongdong, because it's right at the entrance, taking a taxi won't get stuck in traffic. There's a 'No. 1 shop' next door, a 7-Eleven downstairs, and various restaurants, cafes, and bakeries across the street. There's even a popular sea salt bread shop right opposite. Every morning, I'd go down for a bag of sea salt bread and a Mega coffee – super convenient!

The room is way too small, and the bed is a single bed so small you feel like you're going to roll off it. There was a strange smell when walking into the room, and the duvet felt damp. The only advantage is the location—Myeongdong is right downstairs. All in all, it's just about acceptable for crashing for a single night.

The location is fantastic, with plenty of dining options nearby and the subway right around the corner! Line 2 connects to many attractions, which is a huge plus. Both check-in and check-out were a breeze. I'll definitely be back!

The room was bigger than I expected. It's quite convenient for shopping in Myeongdong. It's also very helpful that the front desk staff can speak Chinese. There's a water dispenser in the hallway, and the toiletries in the room are good. There's even a hairdryer. The only thing is you have to stand in the bathtub to shower, but the water pressure is excellent.

The room was incredibly small, with the bed right by the entrance! There wasn't even a bedside table, so I had to pull a chair over to use as one. There was no space to open my suitcase, not even a 24-inch one! The blanket was dirty, and the pillowcases and bedsheets made us itch, even causing a rash on my child's face! The front desk staff were also unhelpful; they messed up our room key the first time, making us go up and down multiple times. All in all, avoid this place at all costs! I've never stayed in such a terrible hotel!

Photoism self-photo booth experience voucher (1 time): The kids loved it.