Seoul Hotels with Wifi

"The hotel is a great option for travelers looking for an affordable place to stay without sacrificing convenience. While the room was on the smaller side, it was sufficient for two people. One unique aspect of the layout is that the sink is positioned outside the shower and toilet area, located near the bed—which may feel a bit unusual at first but is manageable. Here are some key points from our stay: PROS: • The location is excellent—close to subway and bus stations, restaurants, and shopping areas. It’s right in the heart of everything. • The reception staff were very accommodating, friendly, and professional throughout our stay. • The hotel lobby had a consistently pleasant and welcoming scent, which added to the overall experience. CONS: • There is no proper cabinet for clothes—only a few hangers and limited space to store belongings. • Reception is not available 24/7. However, clear instructions are provided in case assistance is needed outside operating hours. Staff are available from 9:00 AM to 11:00 PM. • The air conditioning system is centralized. This means you cannot individually control cooling if the building is set to heating mode. Opening the window/door is an option, but it can get quite noisy due to the hotel’s busy location. Overall, we had a very pleasant stay. The hotel offers great value for money and is highly recommendable, especially for budget-conscious travelers who prioritize location. We would definitely consider staying here again if we return to Seoul. Thank you to the Hertz Hotel team for the wonderful experience!"

"Facilities: The room was very clean and tidy, and the city view outside the window had a unique Korean charm ✨. I really enjoyed watching the railway below, with subways passing by and lovely yellow flowers – it was so beautiful ✨ (some reviews mentioned noise, and there is a bit, but the beautiful view makes it worth it 🤭; personally, it didn't affect my sleep). There's a CU convenience store right downstairs, where I bought some really cute fridge magnet souvenirs. It was also a great option for a late-night snack every day 😋. Plus, there's a Haidilao hotpot restaurant on the hotel's mezzanine level 🤣, perfect if you're not a fan of Korean food. Downstairs, there's also a bus stop with direct buses to Incheon Airport. Across the street from the hotel, you'll find 인생네컷 (Life Four Cuts photo booth), Olive Young, Mega Coffee, and a jewelry store with walls full of earrings, among others. Just across the road from the hotel entrance is a food street; every place looked so delicious as I walked by 😭. Unfortunately, I was traveling alone this time, and with most places serving BBQ and potato and pork bone soup, I didn't get to try them. Located in Yeouido, it's very convenient to get to Hangang Park and Hongdae. Other attractions aren't far by taxi either. The front desk lady even proactively helped me call a taxi, which I really appreciated!"

"The bed is firm and large, and the capsule provides practical amenities: towels, a bottle of water, slippers, earplugs, and a coffee bag stored in the locker. Check-in and check-out are handled by a self-service kiosk, with a free convenient luggage locker on B1. QR code check-in sent the day before arriving makes the process smooth. Facilities for capsule guests include three toilets and three showers, with fresh towels replaced daily on the bed. The bathrooms can feel crowded around peak times (9:00 AM and 10:00 PM). There are also two hairdryers available in the bathroom. In-room storage and waste bins are present, though the bins are small and morning trash can pile up. The public areas are clean and quiet, and staff speak English and are very helpful. The property sits on the 7th floor (capsules and lobby) and 8th floor (rooms). There are restaurants and clinics in the same building, which can slow elevator access at times. The entrance to Euljiro 1(il)-ga Station (Line 2) is just a few steps away and has a luggage-friendly lift."

"We chose this hotel with some trepidation, as it was our first trip to Korea and we wanted everything to go smoothly. The hotel exceeded all our expectations! We loved everything about it! It was clean, cozy, and the staff were incredibly hospitable. More details about our stay and what the hotel offers: In the room, we had toothpaste, toothbrushes, a comb, slippers, bottled water, plenty of towels, large beds, a TV, a well-functioning air conditioner, a small fridge, hangers, a bidet, and a hairdryer. The shower was combined with the toilet, but this didn't bother us at all; the water pressure was good and the water was clean. The dining area has everything you need for breakfast: cereal, milk, bread, cheese, ham, butter and jam, and various types of tea (though we used our own). There were four types of ramen available; we tried the non-spicy one (highly recommend, but add some sauce). There's also water and cups, which is very convenient. You can cook ramen, make toast, and there's a small oven and microwave. The rooftop is really cool, but its operating hours are limited (only in the morning until lunchtime). It's very cozy and beautiful up there. At the exit, there's a basket of umbrellas, but you'll find these almost everywhere in Korea. More about the location: It's a convenient and atmospheric neighborhood. There's a 7-Eleven nearby, and the Dongdaemun hotel where you can load money onto your Wowpass. There's also a currency exchange (the dollar rate was only 10 won different from Myeongdong), and we exchanged money there a few times so we didn't have to run around the city looking for other places. The subway station is convenient and very close to popular attractions. DDP (Dongdaemun Design Plaza) is also nearby (I recommend visiting this design marvel and grabbing some ramen inside). Overall, the hotel is very good, new, convenient, and comfortable. P.S. The only thing missing was an iron. I'm used to hotels having them, but there wasn't one here. So, bring a portable steamer with you."

"We booked a triple room, and while it was still quite small, it was enough for three girls. We could even open three 24-inch suitcases, though it made the aisle a bit crowded. The bathroom was actually pretty spacious. The room and beds were small, with not much storage space, so we ended up using the windowsill. The toiletries were L'Occitane, which was a nice touch! We took the 6015 airport bus directly to Gongde Station. There's a 7-Eleven downstairs, several other hotels nearby, and if you walk a little further, you can get to Fritz Coffee. There are quite a few good food options around if you explore a bit. It's also close to the subway, so transportation is convenient."

"A pretty good option for travelers looking for convenience and value. The rates are very reasonable, making it a solid choice for a short stay near the airport. One of the biggest advantages is the location—it’s just two stops away from Incheon Airport, which makes getting there quick and hassle-free. The hotel is right next to Unseo Station, so transportation couldn’t be easier. The surrounding area is also very convenient. There’s a Lotte Mart directly opposite the hotel, perfect for picking up groceries or last-minute essentials, and an Olive Young downstairs for skincare and toiletries. On top of that, there are plenty of food options nearby, so you’ll never have trouble finding something to eat. The only downside was the air conditioning system. The hotel uses a central heating system, so there’s no individual control for the aircon in the room. It did get quite warm at times, and we had to open the window to cool things down. Overall, it’s still a practical and comfortable choice for anyone transiting through Incheon or looking for an affordable, well-located hotel."

"The location is fantastic, right next to the airport shuttle, subway, and bus stops. For a hotel in Japan or Korea, the bathroom is quite spacious. The service is great, and the room is clean and tidy. It's a bit on the smaller side though; we could barely open two 28-inch suitcases flat on the floor, and they did block the way a bit. There's also a famous 40-year-old ginseng chicken soup restaurant right across from the hotel."

"It was our first trip to Seoul with the kids, and we had a great rest at this wonderful accommodation. Our schedule for the day was packed and tiring, but we rested well at the place. Our summer clothes were soaked in sweat, but thanks to the washing machine, we were able to bring them back safely without any lingering smells. All the facilities were well-equipped, and we experienced no inconvenience using them. We couldn't find any laundry detergent, so we bought some ourselves and left it behind. It would be great if you could leave some out for us to use. If you are using public transportation, it is closest to get off at Seoul Venture Town Station on the subway. I think it would be great for families traveling to Seoul. You can cook your own meals, and the large refrigerator is a plus. It was a wonderful trip. Thanks to you, we were able to handle the next day's schedule and return home safely. Thank you. Oh, the photos are exactly as the owner posted them, so I just uploaded a shot of the front entrance. It is impeccably clean."

"If you're in the Gangnam area for a beauty trip, this place is within walking distance. They have lockers and laundry facilities, so it's perfectly adequate if you're traveling light for a 2-3 day stay. It's supposed to be self-check-in, but for some reason, I always end up having to go to the front desk. The noise level from other guests depends on their etiquette at the time, but it generally feels like there are people around throughout the day. Since the air conditioning is centralized rather than in individual booths, it can be quite strong, so if you get cold easily, you might want to bring thicker pajamas."

"The quad room is perfect for three people, with three beds and enough space to spread out three suitcases. The room was well-cleaned. The location is excellent. Downstairs, you'll find subway lines 3 and 4, which can take you to areas like Seongsu-dong and Sinsa-dong. Myeong-dong is just one subway stop away, about a 30-minute taxi ride, or a 15-minute walk. The 6015 airport bus stop is around the corner, about 200 meters away. Across the street, bus stops for routes 604 and 7011 are available, both of which will get you near Gwangjang Market in just two stops. There's a convenience store downstairs, and the streets behind the hotel are filled with small shops. There's a great old restaurant called Seoul Ttukbaegi that's perfect for those with a Chinese palate, serving rice and soup – a good option for breakfast. You'll also find many Western-style coffee shops. Across the street, there's a 24-hour self-service ramen shop, Chungmuro, which is fun for a late-night snack. BBQ Chicken is in the alley to the left across the street, and BHC Chicken is also nearby. If you like crispy chicken or spicy wings, go for BBQ. If you prefer cheese-covered or saucy chicken, BHC is the choice."