Sungshin University Station Ivy

I didn't have high expectations for the exterior, but the room was clean. It was well-cleaned and very beautiful. There were amenities such as lotion, milky lotion, hair dryer, and comb. There was no toothbrush, so I brought my own. The shower room had shampoo, body soap, soap, cups, etc. The toilet and shower were together, but they were a little apart so I could use the toilet without getting wet. The bath was clean and mold-free! The water pressure was good! No problems! There were four bottles of water in the refrigerator. For some reason, there was only one bath towel. Three hand towels. One gown. What about towels for three nights and four days? This? I wondered if I had told the front desk that I would have received towels. The front desk staff didn't speak Japanese, but they spoke to me using Google Translate. There was always someone at the front desk! Also, there was one conversion plug in the room, which was super convenient. One type C conversion plug was enough for a couple to charge their phones. There are two convenience stores nearby. The station is 3 minutes away. There are many restaurants nearby, so we ate and drank until late at night (until 2am) and they also have oden stalls until the morning. It's extremely convenient. Oriyaan is nearby, and there are many cute shops! The NIKE shop is also nearby! However, there is no place to exchange money, so you may not be able to use won unless you exchange it elsewhere. I would definitely stay at this hotel again.

The facilities are a little bit old. If you need the room cleaned, you need to hand in the key to the front desk. Overall it's good, the room has windows and good ventilation.

Line 4/UI Niuer New Line: Exit 1 of Sungshin Women's University Station and walk straight ahead. When you see Olive Young, turn right at the second intersection and turn right again. It is an inconspicuous store on the right. It is only a 3-5 minute walk from the subway station. The transportation is quite convenient. There are 711 and CS convenience store at the door. I went to Seoul to watch a play. It's only two stops on Subway Line 4 from Hyehwa Station, where many small theaters on Daehakro are located. You have to change lines to get to the Lankwang Charlotte Theater, but it's not too far. The room is a bit small, but has a window. It's pretty quiet overall, not too noisy even with the windows open. But the soundproofing is a bit poor, and the noise from the next door and the corridor can be heard clearly in the room. The room is clean and tidy. The quilt is a bit thin when the air conditioner is on. There is Wi-Fi and a separate bathroom. Shampoo, shower gel, bath towels, towels, and slippers are all complete. You need to bring your own toothbrush, and the plug converter can be borrowed at the front desk. The switches for lights, TV and air conditioning are all integrated into one remote control. The remote control is in Korean and needs to be translated using translation software (see the picture below). You can only check in at 6pm. I arrived early on the day I went, around 4:50pm. At first the front desk didn't allow early check-in, but they agreed in the end.

We were three people traveling and booked two rooms. The hotel also cleaned every day. The hotel is near Sungshin Women's University Station. You can take the airport bus 6011 to get off nearby. It is easy to find the hotel. There are also many different restaurants around the hotel, which is convenient for us to find our favorite stores at any time. If you come to Seoul next time, travelers who accept the motel format can consider staying here because it is very convenient to take the subway to visit the attractions in Seoul.

Very nice character. The location is great. It's a 5 minute walk to the metro. Shopping streets are around.