Hotels near Nowon-Gu, Seoul

The staff speak Japanese fluently. I think their English competence is also quite good. The room is very spacious, and the half a minute walk from the Nowon train station are the strongest selling points of this hotel. This hotel must have been top class in its heyday, as you can see from the quality manchester and the beautiful kimono style dressing gowns that are provided. But it is probably due for a makeover as the facilities are showing their age. The hotel is great value for its budget price. The hotel is a very short walking distance to two major banks where I had no problems withdrawing cash using my overseas card. It is a stone's throw from the Lotte Department Store, and there are many restaurants to choose from. We enjoyed our Korean BBQ so much we went back the next night. There is an up market bakery, Vietnamese and Thai restaurant besides many local cuisines. A food paradise compared with Shinjuku and Shibuya where we did not seem to have much luck picking a good restaurant.

Booked this place in a hurry while looking for a rental for my daughter. The location is great, and there are lots of food options nearby, so we had a good two-day stay. It was convenient having staff at the front desk late into the night. Even though it was fully booked and we could hear some noise from the floor above, it wasn't bothersome. We'll be back on moving day! 😆

This price has a separate room, a separate washroom, it is very worth it, if you don't want to live with others in a space, you can choose this motel. Just pay attention to check in check-in time, not 2pm or 3pm, in the afternoon is 7pm, but fortunately, you can put down your luggage first and then come back. There is no elevator to go up the stairs. Stayed for one night and the experience was okay.

Overall, pretty good! The bathrooms could use some renovation. The host is cool and fun – she speaks Chinese and Korean, but not much English. No worries, a translator app will help you out. The location is a bit far from the city center. It takes about 40 minutes by bus to get downtown. The hotel is on a hill, surrounded by mountains, with clean air. It's about a 10-minute walk from the bus stop to the hotel, up a steep slope, but it's not too bad. Anyway, if you prefer to stay in a private room, this is the best option for the price in Korea, rather than renting a bunk bed in a hostel downtown or near the city for the same cost.

The hotel is quite nice and a have enough space for us to move around. The check in time is 7pm but the owner give us early check in. This makes us really ease as we need to put luggage and going out back. The owner is nice! Although we have communication barrier but he communicate with translator which we can understand each other. I ordered room for 2 but as a last min plan I bring another one person. The owner give a discount on the additional guest. Good service as we first step up in the hotel 👍🏼 During the check in time, the owner shows us how to turn on the heater but the tv seems like not working. But the next day the tv is working fine which the owner is putting his effort to make the tv working although I already said it’s okay (bcs we don’t have enough time to watch). Good service! Toilet is clean like a new toilet. We stayed 4d3n and the owner ask us if we want to clean the room. The next day our hotel is cleaned up and replace with the new towels, mineral water. There is heater in the bed which really helpful for us since the weather is cold. There are fan and air conditioning. Water dispenser and microwave also have. There is CU Mart infront of the hotel. This makes us ease for to topup & refund the t-money card. The only cons is - distance from hotel to the nearest subway station (MIA STATION) is around 15mins walking which makes me very tired. Seems like close but it is far actually. So only one time we walking to the station and the rest of the days we take taxi. Not recommended for those that very rely on public transport. No nearest bus station also. Not suitable for tourists/traveller unless you okay to walk along the way until station or main road.

It was nice to stay here with my family because it was in the neighborhood.

For 180$ For week stay it definitely doesn't meet expectations, not even the location is central for that price. It was relatively clean although some hairs were still in the bathroom and bed sheets. Bed sheets didn't feel fresh to Me honestly. Late 6pm check in was inconvenient. Can't say I enjoyed the stay.

The hotel is located near Suyu or Mia Station (about a 10-minute walk). The staff was friendly and responded to all requests immediately. The room itself was standard size, with space for two large suitcases. Overall, it was clean and quiet; we didn't notice any noise from neighbors or the street. The room was cleaned upon request. On the ground floor, you can make toast with jam and boil eggs, which is very convenient. There's a CU in the adjacent building, and a 7-Eleven and GS25 not far away. At Suyu Station, you'll find Burger King and KFC. Towards Mia Station, there's a market where you can buy fruit and enjoy street food. The only downside for us was that the hotel is a bit far from the main tourist center. When we returned to the hotel tired in the evenings, the commute felt long. However, we knew about this beforehand, and it was just a minor inconvenience. If the distance doesn't bother you, we recommend this hotel.

This was a hotel that a Spaniard visiting Korea chose after much deliberation. Although there were many budget-friendly motels nearby, I selected the hotel-class Royal Suite, hoping for a more comfortable and cozy stay. It is true that my expectations were high, as the price of around 170,000 won was not insignificant. However, after actually staying there, I was generally quite disappointed. The first thing that stood out was the cleanliness. There was hair left in the bathtub, and the bed sheets had red stains that appeared to have not been properly washed, which was very unpleasant. Additionally, the smell of cigarette smoke lingered in the room, making it difficult to consider it a pleasant environment. This was particularly bothersome for a non-smoker. In terms of facilities, the toilet's water pressure was weak, so it was inconvenient to have to flush multiple times because it did not clean properly in one go. With the wide variety of accommodations available these days, one could have stayed comfortably for under 100,000 won; paying 170,000 won only resulted in a somewhat disappointing experience as my satisfaction fell short of my expectations.

Come to see the concert, the facilities are also good, the house is very complete, even the curling bar is also very comfortable, the massage chair is very comfortable, the location is very close to the subway station, the transportation is convenient, there are many restaurants around, very convenient.