Pullman Ambassador Seoul Eastpole

Cons: 1. It's newly renovated, so there's still a lingering smell... 2. There's a subway station downstairs, which has its pros and cons. While it's convenient and fast, some rooms are noisy. 🚇 Maybe I'm a poor sleeper, but even on the 29th floor I was woken up by the noise... Pros: 1. The service was excellent. After notifying the front desk about the noise, they moved us to a different room. The pretty front desk lady spoke some Chinese, and the guy who moved us was also very kind and good-looking. 2. There's a shopping mall downstairs, and restaurants across the street, making it very convenient and easy to find food and drinks. 3. The room was spacious, business-style, and well-equipped.

The room size is OK, the environment and facilities are just OK. The room type that costs around 1,000 yuan in China is sold here for over 2,000 yuan. The cost performance is not too high. Also, the room near the light rail is quite noisy.

It's directly connected to the subway, making it easy to get to. Perhaps because it's newly opened, it's incredibly clean. The staff were very friendly and accommodating to our requests. The pool was also excellent. However, the breakfast menu was limited, the restaurant was small, and the fruit section, in particular, had yogurt and other toppings underneath, requiring customers to bend down to get them. This was a bit disappointing, as it was unsanitary. The bedding was comfortable, and they even took care of our anniversary. Overall, it was a pleasant stay.

The breakfast was good, the bedding was nice, and the staff were very friendly.