Hotel tt Seomyeon

很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒很棒

여기 굉장히 좋음 시설 및 직원분들 친절하심

The location is very good, located between Seomyeon Station and Bujeon Station. There are two convenience stores (gs25/cu) opposite and one (emart) downstairs of the hotel. The famous Bujeon Market is just across the street, and you can also walk to Seomyeon downtown. It feels very quiet in the bustling city. The hotel counter staff has a good attitude and will actively help solve problems. There is someone guarding the counter 24 hours a day. You need to swipe your card to get on the elevator, so you feel safe staying here. We stayed in the Royal Suite on this trip. The room was spacious and not crowded at all. It was equipped with a microwave and a double-door refrigerator. There were two toilets available, and there were plenty of chairs so people didn't have to sit on the bed or on the floor. There was also a small island and a dining table for eating and drinking. The glass door between the double bed and the triple bed also had good sound insulation! The only pity is that one of the chairs in the room is slightly broken, the TV is a bit too small, the faucet in the bathroom sink is designed so water can easily spill out, and the bathroom door strips are probably too old to be completely tight.

The hotel itself is clean and there are no particular problems. (If I had to say one thing, it was very difficult to adjust the shower temperature, and it was so hot! cold! that I couldn't take a bath peacefully.) The one person who made me feel very uncomfortable was the male front desk staff at check-in. Since I am Japanese and don't understand Korean or English, I didn't understand anything even after they explained it to me, so I tried to ask again, but he said, "That's the end of the explanation," and went into his own world without even looking me in the eye. The front desk staff didn't even say a word to me when I went out or when I returned to the hotel from outside. 　 Maybe he was a robot? To top it off, when I asked to use the restroom after checking out, I was flatly refused, saying that there were no restrooms available. That was the end of it. I understand that that's the rule, but was that the only way they could respond? It was cold in Busan after the COVID-19 pandemic, but what should have been a fun trip ended on a bad note. I'm Japanese and I think that good communication and consideration are basic service, but it was disappointing because I felt like I was dealing with emotionless robots. I probably won't choose this place again.

It was very clean and close to town, so it was very convenient. There was also a convenience store on the first floor, which was great.

よかった！