Hotels near R Gogi, Seoul

"Although the hotel is located in Cheongdam-dong, the surrounding commercial area isn't very developed. There's only a GS25 nearby for food and drinks. The transportation is fairly convenient, with a bus stop a few hundred meters to the right when you exit, which can take you to most places. However, the subway is quite far, requiring another bus ride. It's indeed an older hotel, and the room maintenance is pretty subpar. The double room we booked was extremely cramped; with two suitcases open, there was barely any room to walk. The bathroom had no exhaust fan, and there was mold on the ceiling and bathmat. The air conditioner vent was built into a fake bay window under the actual window. On our first night, we couldn't find the light switch and accidentally opened the bay window cabinet, which was full of dust. The service was also very average. On our second night, we couldn't get into our room with the key card and had to go down to the front desk, and they offered no explanation. Early check-in requires an extra fee, and on the morning of check-out, the concierge said that next time, one person can only store one item (we stored one suitcase and one backpack) 😅😅 No worries, there won't be a next time."

"The guy at the front desk who checked me in was really nice. When I was checking out, I ran into a cleaning lady in the elevator, and she was so kind, she even helped me carry my luggage. This is the first time I've stayed at a hotel in Korea that allowed a 12 PM checkout, I'm practically in tears of joy! T_T I stayed in a single room, and the space was more than enough for one person. The TV could play regular channels, and also had YouTube and Netflix. Disposable slippers were provided. Overall, I'm very satisfied."

"I visited with a group of three, and we couldn't have been happier with our stay! The location is right in front of the airport terminal, which gave us immense peace of mind despite arriving late. Security is excellent—late at night, even the common areas require a key card for access, which made us feel completely safe. We were also genuinely touched by the thoughtful seasonal welcome gift. The amenities were incredibly well-designed. The hair dryer was powerful and convenient to use, with a temperature control button on top. After exploring during the day, we relaxed in the common area with some iced tea in the evening. I especially appreciated that the ice was pre-portioned into individual cups, which felt very hygienic. Since we arrived on a rainy day, having a clothes Styler to refresh my dress was an absolute lifesaver. The neighborhood is packed with fun local dining spots to choose from. I even tried Sundaeguk (Korean blood sausage soup) for the first time at Park Seobang Restaurant! On checkout day, we had some time before our flight, and the hotel's daytime luggage storage made everything so easy. As for the room, the bedding was light and incredibly cozy, ensuring a great night's sleep. I was initially a bit hesitant about the bunk beds, but they weren't uncomfortable at all and actually gave off a nostalgic, cozy childhood vibe. What really stood out was that the space didn't have that typical ”accommodation smell”; instead, it was filled with Near Blue’s pleasant signature scent, leaving us in a great mood until the very end. Between the wonderful stay and the sweet goodbye gift, I will remember this place for a long time. I will absolutely stay here again the next time I visit Seoul!"

"This was my third stay here, so I'm quite familiar with the place. It's easily accessible by airport bus or subway, and offers great value for money. Even during the May Day holiday, the prices weren't high. It's super convenient for getting to Gangnam or Seongsu. Compared to Myeongdong or Hongdae, the streets around here are quieter and wider. I'd definitely consider staying here again next time."

"This is the best capsule hotel I've stayed at in Korea so far. It's right in the heart of Gangnam, just a five-minute walk to both bus stops and subway stations. Next door is a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Joseon Royal Tombs, with a perfect running path circling the tombs. The hotel design is modern and zen, the common areas are comfortable and relaxing, and the room size is just right. I booked a VIP room which had a desk and space for large luggage. The front desk staff were incredibly helpful and always ready to assist. The magazine selection in the public area showed great taste, and it's only a ten-minute walk to COEX."

"I didn't get a suite on my last business trip, so I made sure to book one this time. It's close to COEX, clean, and offers great value for money. The staff are always kind, which I really appreciate. The only real downside is that the room entrance is a curtain, so there's no lock, which makes me a bit worried about theft/loss. It would be perfect if there was a simple door and a lock! ㅜㅜ"

"The hotel's location is convenient. You can take airport bus 6006 and get off at Apgujeong Rodeo. There's also a subway station nearby. The area around the hotel is lively with lots of shops. The hotel itself is a bit old, and the facilities are showing their age."

"This hotel was a truly delightful surprise! Located in such a prime Gangnam spot, this designer hotel immediately impressed with its fresh and modern ambiance upon entry. The concierge was kind and friendly, and even spoke Chinese, which made getting around incredibly easy. The room was clean and tidy, offering exceptional value for money. You're surrounded by great shopping districts like Apgujeong, Sinsa-dong, and Cheongdam-dong, and it's just a short walk to Olive Young. There are also plenty of aesthetic clinics and great food options nearby. Despite all this, the streets are surprisingly quiet at night with very little traffic or footfall. All in all, it was a very comfortable and satisfying stay. I'll definitely be staying here again next time I visit Korea."

"The location is excellent, right in the heart of Gangnam. We didn't use the subway, so being close to a station wasn't a priority for us. The hotel occupies an entire building, which gives it a complete and self-contained feel. There's also a parking platform, which is very convenient. The hotel service was fantastic across the board – concierge, front desk, and housekeeping were all excellent. The rooms are also quite spacious. The biggest issue is that the rooms are a bit dated; the plain white walls and overall decor feel very old-fashioned, almost like a state-owned hotel from a smaller Chinese city. I hope you understand what I mean by that."

"The space is small, making it suitable for business travelers. If you have a lot of shopping, you might find the space insufficient. **Facilities:** There's a noticeable age to the facilities, for example, the bottom of the bathroom door frame shows some signs of disrepair. **Cleanliness:** Housekeeping is done daily at 4 PM. **Environment:** It's located in Gangnam, near Seonjeongneung Station on Line 9, Exit 3. Walk straight past two intersections, and it's on your right. The entrance is quite small, but there's a prominent restaurant right by it. A pleasant fragrance greets you as you enter. **Service:** The front desk staff greets you upon entry. There are no slippers, toothpaste, or toothbrushes. The hairdryer plug and socket don't fit very well, and the tissue box on the desk is practically empty, making it hard to pull out tissues. Also, they didn't seem to read my reservation notes (I had specifically requested not to be placed in the last room down the hallway)."