Ibis Styles Yongsan, enjoyed from the 30th floor

#Ho-kangs [Yongsan Dragon City, Ibis VS Novotel] Come out of Yongsan Station and connect through a long tunnel-like bridge! It's Dragon City. There are four hotel chains: Ibis, Novotel, Mercutio, and Novotel Suites, but they are all the same. The cheapest line among them is the Ibis line. It may be a little lacking for a ho-kangs, but it seems to be the best in terms of cost-effectiveness. The first reason is that you can stay on high floors. Since the basic rooms are assigned up to the 30th floor, you can enjoy a high view in any direction without feeling stuffy. (In the case of the basic Novotel, it's 20th floor or lower.) The rooms are relatively narrow and there is no bathtub, so it may be a bit disappointing for those who like to take a bath. I stayed in a single bed twin room, but the bed was a bit small~ I thought it wouldn't be a good fit for those who toss and turn! Unfortunately, Ibis didn't have a swimming pool, and I couldn't use the Novotel line's facilities. That's why I thought it would be a good hotel for those who want to enjoy the night view while eating delicious food inside. As expected from a global chain, the cleaning was excellent~ Drip coffee is provided~ I think it is targeting the younger generation who likes coffee these days (I also enjoyed it very much) It is operated at a low price even on weekends, so I think it is worth visiting at least once. There is a movie theater at Yongsan Station, so it would be a good route to watch a movie and come back. In the severe pandemic situation, there was an integrated operation with Novotel, but it seems that is not the case these days. Please note. #Ibis Yongsan #Standard Twin