Oakwood Premier Coex Center Seoul

The room is very large and comfortable, and having a washing machine is super convenient for doing laundry. There is a huge duty-free shop nearby, as well as a ***, and there are tons of great places to eat all around.

This trip to Seoul was an extremely satisfying stay, and I highly recommend it overall. The biggest plus is that the room is genuinely spacious, feeling nothing like a typical hotel room in terms of space, making for a very comfortable stay. The room is also quiet, and the bedding is very comfortable, ensuring a great night's sleep. The room also includes a washing machine, dishwasher, and induction cooker, which is incredibly convenient for those staying for a few days or wanting to do some light laundry themselves, especially the washing machine – it's truly practical. The bathroom is also very large, with ample water pressure in the shower, providing a great experience. However, please note that the hotel does not provide toothbrushes or toothpaste, so it's advisable to bring your own before checking in. The hotel's sauna is free to use and offers an excellent experience. After a long day of sightseeing, a soak is incredibly relaxing. I highly recommend trying it after checking in. Location was also one of the biggest reasons for choosing Oakwood this time. The hotel is right next to COEX, and the airport limousine bus goes directly there, which is very convenient when you have luggage. There's also a direct access tunnel from the hotel's B1 level to the COEX mall, making dining, shopping, and finding coffee shops incredibly easy. You basically don't have to worry about not finding anything to eat when you return at night. If you want to experience the more upscale, modern, and convenient side of Seoul's Gangnam area, I highly recommend staying here. The large rooms, quiet comfort, comprehensive facilities, coupled with the convenient COEX location, make for excellent value for money overall. I would consider staying here again on my next trip to Seoul.

Traveling with older children can be tricky, often requiring two rooms. That's why Ascott's two-bedroom apartments are always my first choice; they come with a kitchen, a large fridge, a washing machine, and two bathrooms, making things incredibly convenient. This Oakwood is located in the Coex Center. You can access the B1 food court directly from the hotel elevator. Turn left after exiting the elevator, and you'll find a GS25 convenience store that accepts Alipay and WeChat Pay, perfect for grabbing drinks and yogurt to store in your room's fridge. Within walking distance, there are also many restaurants and luxury shops, and Bongeunsa Temple is just a five-minute walk away. I enjoy strolling around the area, looking at the architecture and people. The hotel staff, whether at the front desk, concierge, housekeeping, or in the restaurant, all exhibit a high level of professionalism. The room facilities are a bit old but well-maintained. The second bedroom is an interior room with two small windows on the partition wall that face the hallway after you enter. The main bathroom has a smart toilet, but the second bathroom does not. Finally, a small suggestion: I hope the oven/air fryer comes with Chinese or English instructions.

This place has two perfect advantages. First, the room is huge, so spacious and comfortable, you'll feel great no matter what. The internet is good, and the bed is big – honestly, that's all you need when you're traveling. Second, the location is excellent, right near Cheongdam-dong, making it convenient for shopping or getting medical aesthetics treatments.

This hotel is located in downtown Seoul, right next to Hyundai Department Store and Seven Luck Casino. The area is quite convenient, with another mall just downstairs facing the street. The room offers excellent value for money; a similar room in my home country would likely be more expensive than this one in Seoul. The room comes fully equipped with kitchen facilities. This time, I didn't book breakfast, as it costs around 300 won per person, which would be 900 for our family of three. So, having the kitchen was perfect – we comfortably made a small breakfast in the morning, and it gave us a lot of flexibility with our time. The video is a complete recording of the guest room, and the photos are of the snack street downstairs.

This is an older hotel. The lobby is on the 5th floor, and you then take an internal elevator to your room. The room decor is a bit dated. The larger suites are quite good, featuring a kitchen, dining table, and living room sofa. However, the smaller rooms are right by the entrance, facing the bathroom. If there's an odor from the toilet, you have to open the door to air it out, and the door can only be propped open with a chair. The windows are frosted, which is a bit awkward. Disposable slippers are in the wardrobe of the larger suites; I'm not sure if toothbrushes and toothpaste are provided, as I always bring my own toiletries when I travel. Extra beds and bedding are charged separately. There are no international power adapters, but the kitchen outlets work. The room comes with a fridge, washing machine, cutlery, and a dishwasher. Overall, the rooms are quite spacious, making it suitable for family trips. The hotel's location is excellent, right next to Hyundai Department Store and Coex. Across the street from the hotel, there are convenience stores and restaurants. Blue Bottle is located just a short walk and turn to the left after exiting the hotel. It's also very close to nearby luxury shops by taxi, perfect for a shopping spree.