Mountain view Hotels in Seoul

"The Post Hotel's biggest draw is its unbeatable location—right in the heart of Myeongdong, surrounded by shopping, street food, and two subway lines. Unfortunately, the room conditions don't match the prime spot. Cleanliness was underwhelming; surfaces felt dusty, and the overall upkeep left much to be desired. The furniture showed noticeable scratches and wear, with chipped edges and scuffed walls that made the room feel tired. There were also visible paint touch-ups and uneven patches that suggested rushed maintenance rather than proper renovation. Service was just okay—neither warm nor rude, purely functional. On the plus side, the bathroom came with a hairdryer, shower gel, shampoo, and conditioner, which was convenient. But don't expect toothbrushes, toothpaste, or combs—those aren't provided, so pack your own. If you're a budget traveller who only needs a bed and doesn't mind dated interiors, the location might compensate. But for comfort or polish, look elsewhere."

"I booked this hotel because it was a direct bus 6001 that stops outside the hotel for ₩17,000 per person. But this hotel is so dated that the heavy duty metal door made me feel like I was entering a bunker. The breakfast was rather unappetising, like mass food cooked for the army in a camp. We appreciated the two bottled water that was already placed in the fridge, so it was chilled for us for our immediate drinking upon arrival in the room. There are only 2 lifts so when one broke down during check out time at 11:00am, it caused everyone to have trouble going down to the lobby floor to check out punctually. The Gwangjang Market is within walking distance, and it's not too expensive to take an Uber to Myeongdong and back, which we did. To go back to the airport, you need to walk a bit further to catch the same bus 6001 in the opposite direction to the airport. Thank you for the safe stay, unfortunately we will not be returning. One can get much newer hotels in better locations for this price."

"This place is super convenient, the location is amazing! I took bus 6001 from Incheon Airport T1, and in less than an hour, I was at Namdaemun Market. This hotel is right across from Voco Hotel, on the 10th floor. Check-in is self-service. It feels very safe at night with a coded main door, so no one can get in without a code. There are tons of convenience stores and restaurants nearby. Shinsegae Department Store is just a minute's walk away – it even helped me snag a Cartier item! Before, I always stayed far away, and it'd take a 10-minute taxi ride, so I could never get anything. Being so close now, I can see Shinsegae Department Store from the hotel, and I can just walk over in the morning. The location is truly unbeatable. If you're staying here, I recommend choosing the double-bed room with a window. My single-bed room didn't have a window, and it felt a bit stuffy after a shower. The room is small, but there's absolutely no noise at night, it's very quiet. There are free towels and water available outside, and the self check-in is super convenient."

"Location wise, Marguerite Hotel is almost perfect - nearest exit is Myeongdong Exit 1 (bonus as it comes with escalator), the Daiso that is a must visit for all tourists, near to Namsan Tower, airport limousine bus (right across Hotel Prince), and of course, just opposite the Myeongdong shopping heaven. You can always return to the hotel to stash your stuffs or for a quick refresh. For Muslim travellers, ”Lepakla” restaurant is just 5 steps away from the hotel, and near to Kampungku and Mari Meokja. Facilities like water dispenser (located at Ground Floor and second floor), tea and coffee is available 24/7. Iron is available upon request, bur ironing in your hotel room requires a bit of creativity as the size of the room could not accommodate luggages, let alone an ironing board. The projector in the room was a nice touch, I asked the receptionist how to use it and he said I need to connect it to my own laptop. But I don't carry HDMI cables around, especially when travelling. So after fiddling with the remote, I found out that I don't need to conect it to my laptop after all, as YouTube and Netflix is already readily available on the projector. The down side is, the size of the room. I managed to lay open my 26 inch luggage, but that leaves me no more room for other things. But the worst part is, the service of the hotel. Due to my bad knees, I have made a request for a room on lower floors via Trip. Upon check-in, I politely requested again for a room on lower floors. However, I was assigned to a room on the highest floor. The staff said nothing could be done, which was really disappointing. The staff offered to bring my luggage to the room, which I was grateful for, however, I had to drag my luggages all the way from fourth floor through the narrow staircase all the way down, resulting damage to my luggage. So if going up and down the staircase (there's no elevator/lift), is an issue, you might want to check out other places instead."