Sangju Hotel

The hotel's location is excellent, close to the concert venue and the airport bus stop, both within a 10-minute walk. There are many restaurants nearby, making it quite lively. The front desk staff allowed us to check in early. However, there was an indescribable odor in the room, and the soundproofing was poor.

What I loved most was that the room had double windows and doors; I'm planning to renovate my own home similarly in the future. The breakfast selection wasn't extensive, but it was nutritious and delicious. You'll need to get used to the bathroom door being a bit heavy, but it closes automatically. The hotel is very close to Jamsil Arena, within walking distance, which is super convenient for attending performances.

Even though I checked in late, the staff were very friendly and accommodating. While I knew what to expect for the price, it felt a bit too much like a motel. There was hair and dust on the bed, which made me hesitant to even lie down. The clothes hangers were strangely attached to the ceiling. All in all, it was a bit disappointing in several aspects.

Great hotel, everything is very clean. However, the rooms are small.

This was my second time staying here, and just like last year, the staff were incredibly kind and even helped me carry my heavy luggage. Thank you so much! I'm already looking forward to staying again next year.

The service was very welcoming, and check-in was quick. Having breakfast is a big plus, although the variety was a bit limited. But then again, I don't eat much in the morning anyway, and there's so much delicious food in Korea to try!

The room size was decent, and the facilities were acceptable. Breakfast was alright. However, the room lighting was a bit dim. It's not far from the subway station, and there are plenty of dining options nearby.

Stayed one night in Korea. The hotel is very close to subway line 9, surrounded by food streets, and only three stops away from Lotte Department Store and duty-free shops, which is very convenient! The room isn't too big, similar to a budget hotel in Shanghai. There was a Korean male butler who didn't speak Chinese, but communication with a translation app was fine! Breakfast from 7 AM to 10 AM on the second day was a highlight – a wide variety, especially lots of fruits. Being able to eat fruit abroad is definitely a plus! The only downside is that the weekend price was a bit high.

The hotel is quite far from the center of Seoul, but there's a subway station and bus stops nearby, which is great, and even an airport bus stop. There are lots of cafes and restaurants around, but it's not noisy at night. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Breakfast is included and served buffet-style with a delicious and varied selection of food and drinks. The room itself is small and clean, with all the necessary amenities, but there was nowhere to hang clothes. No wardrobe, hangers, or even hooks. Housekeeping is by request, which is very convenient. Another downside was the view, which was just of windows in a close-by building opposite. Overall, the hotel definitely lives up to its three-star rating. It's a great and affordable option for tourists who just need a place to sleep, shower, have breakfast, and then head out for a full day of sightseeing.