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Basic hotel about 10-15 mins away from the station. Self check in, room and toilet is small, limited space for 2 large luggages. No house keeping, got to bring used towels to recept counter to change for new ones. Disappointed that the blinds so dented and they only provide 1 very soft pillow, when ask for additional they don’t have. Overall if you are traveling to Seoul on budget solo, this hotel might worth staying.

Here’s a review for Skypark Hotel in Myeong-dong. You can customize it based on my experience: Review: Hotel Skypark Myeong-dong I recently stayed at Skypark Hotel in Myeong-dong, and it was a fantastic experience overall! Location The location is unbeatable—it’s right in the heart of Myeong-dong, surrounded by endless shopping streets, restaurants, and street food stalls. It’s also super convenient for transportation, with a subway station just a few minutes’ walk away. Rooms The rooms were clean, cozy, and well-maintained. While they were a bit compact, they had everything I needed, including comfortable beds, a clean bathroom, and basic amenities. The decor was modern and pleasing, creating a relaxing atmosphere. Service The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. They spoke English well and were always ready to assist with directions or recommendations for nearby attractions. Facilities The hotel offers a few useful amenities, including free Wi-Fi, a lounge area, and shuttle services to certain tourist spots. Some locations even have a rooftop garden or space to relax. Value for Money Considering the location and quality of service, Skypark Hotel offers excellent value for money. It’s perfect for travelers looking to explore Myeong-dong while staying in a comfortable and convenient place. I would definitely recommend Skypark Hotel in Myeong-dong to anyone visiting Seoul for its prime location and great service! Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐/5

I like the hotel, it is new, clean, not located in a tourist area. And there are many inexpensive restaurants with a tree nearby.The cleaning is excellent. On the floor B1 you will help to buy coffee and delicious ciabatta for breakfast. The only thing I missed was a wardrobe. Otherwise, including the view from the balcony, everything is great .

・Location It's within a 3-minute walk from Nokbeon Station, so I was grateful that I could get to the hotel quickly even when I'd been walking all day! The area was more prosperous than I expected, and there was a convenience store. It took about 1 hour and 20 minutes from the airport with two transfers. ・Cleanliness When I booked, it was about 27,000 yen for two friends, so I was worried, but the bathroom was really clean! You can flush the toilet. There is only a half-way partition between the shower and the toilet, and there is no curtain, so I recommend staying with really close friends or people you don't mind. When I went out, I gave the front desk my key (card) and they cleaned it, and the sheets, slippers, bath towels, etc. were cleaned. They also cleaned the bathroom. I was glad that it was clean when I got home tired from walking. ・About the hotel There is alcohol, drinks (there is also free water!), ice cream, ramen, and snacks on the first floor (lobby), and when you buy them, you tell the front desk and pay. *Credit cards accepted The front desk staff were very friendly and many of them had wonderful smiles. They taught me how to make instant ramen and how to eat it deliciously, and tried their best to speak Japanese, so I was able to communicate with them in a fun way! The room had Netflix, Disney+, and YouTube!! (There was no need to log in to my account, so I was able to use it immediately without setting it up.) ⭐︎Summary Depending on the time of year, the price was cheap and expensive, so I was worried because I happened to get it during a cheap period, but in the end, it was a hotel that I would like to stay at again, considering that it was cleaner than I expected, the front desk staff were very friendly, and it was close to the station.

It is in a fantastic location, right on Myeongdong shopping street; and it is also a stone throw from the metro station. The room is of decent size, and the room was very warm. We tried to adjust the temperature but didn't seem to work. Perhaps its temperature is centrally ontrolled.

The location is pretty good and the staff is sweet and helpful, but I wouldn’t book a room there again because the mattress and the pillow are really hard, I could barely get any sleep on the week I spent there. - Pros: good location; good staff; there’s a fridge in the room; they give you free bottled water; there are microwaves, kettles and disposable cutlery for free use. - Cons: mattress and pillow are way too hard (it’s a con for me); the room key took forever to open the door, every single time (it kinda worked as it wanted, there was no right position to put it so it would work).

Overall, I was very satisfied with my stay. 💙 What I loved the most was the room — very spacious for me as a solo traveler, and I got the twin-bed option. They provide disposable slippers, bathrobes, complimentary water, and coffee. There’s also a mini fridge. I noticed there’s an extra keycard you can leave inserted to keep the electricity running, which is useful if you have food in the fridge and plan to be out for a long time. I only realized this on my second day but didn’t really use it since I didn’t stock any fridge items. 👍 The location is excellent — just a few steps from the airport bus stop (both arriving and departing, though the departure stop is a bit further as it’s on the opposite side). The subway station is also very close. There’s a police station and a convenience store right outside the hotel. Daiso is just a few minutes’ walk away, along with plenty of coffee shops and restaurants. Namsangol Hanok Village is also nearby, which is another nice attraction to visit. 👎 The only downside for me was that there was no bidet in the toilet. Maybe that’s one of the reasons the room is priced more affordably compared to others. Still, I managed just fine — though it would have been perfect if a bidet had been provided. ☕️ I didn’t try the breakfast, but I checked out the dining area and it looked nice. There’s also a common kitchen with basic cooking tools, and you can buy noodles and eat them there (see photos). Additional Notes: • Heads up, they don’t provide a toothbrush and toothpaste, so make sure to bring your own or buy from a nearby convenience store. However, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and hand wash are provided. • 💙💙💙💙The rooftop is also a great feature — you can see N-Seoul Tower and enjoy a beautiful view of the surrounding area.

A modern and stylish hotel located about 10 minutes on foot from Seoul Station or Heohyeon Station (slightly closer to hotel), making it an ideal base for travelers using the AREX to Incheon Airport or the KTX to other cities like Busan. The concierge is on Level 1, accessible via the pedestrian-only Seoullo overpass or elevator from the ground floor. Do note that the route from Seoul Station involves gentle slopes, pedestrian crossings, and minor stairs, which might be slightly inconvenient if you're hauling luggage (not bad, might just need more time to arrive hotel). The hotel has a trendy on-site restaurant, Seoulista, that can get busy at night, which adds to the city vibe and offers room service options like Korean fried chicken (though slightly on the pricey side). A 7-Eleven is nearby, and Namdaemun Market is about a 7-minute walk away, great for morning eats or exploring during the day. Room matched the photos – ours came with 3 single beds, though space is a bit tight, especially if trying to open multiple suitcases. Amenities were sufficient, except for no microwave, toothbrush and toothpaste, in line with South Korea’s sustainability policy (banned one-time use amenities). The TV supports Netflix, and cleanliness was well-maintained with daily housekeeping visits. One downside was the warm, dim lighting, which could make makeup application a little difficult. Complimentary luggage storage at hotel is available, which is convenient for early check-in or late departures. The Seoul Station area can feel a little rough at night, with a visible homeless presence, especially in underpasses. While they’re generally harmless elderly individuals, it’s best to remain aware of your surroundings and use the overpass when possible, where there seems to be a 24/7 security guard presence. If you have time to spare, the Lotte Outlets and Mart at Seoul Station is a great stop for last-minute souvenir shopping or snacks – it gets quite busy on weekends with travelers making final purchases before flights. Overall, a comfortable and well-connected hotel, especially for those prioritizing easy access to major rail or bus lines, though the room size and price point may be worth considering for longer stays.

Reasonable price, good size rooms. Bathroom is huge with bathtub, a plus feature needed after lots of walking in Seoul. Location is great, about 15mins walk to the Hangang Park by the river. Can walk to the Banbo Bridge, a nice slow walk mostly flat path, about 30 mins.

Overall: Great stay, helpful staff, clean, great amenities arrived around midnight for check in and whole process was very fuss free but if you need to contact a staff after front desk closes, you need to wait awhile but nonetheless very helpful staff still amenities are amazing it's like a small apartment and equipped with more than enough amenities, great for those with winter jackets because of their styler, can sanitise it and clothes can be washed conveniently as room is equipped with washer and dryer. Convenient store food can be microwaved in the room itself too! Closest convenient store is right behind the hotel like 1min walk and another is about 4min walk away which is bigger and opens till late. station is nearby and has lift and escalators at all exits so it's extra convenient highly recommended for those staying long haul