Hotels near Geumcheon-Gu, Seoul

The hotel is a standalone building, making it easy to spot. It's a bit far from central Seoul, about an hour away. The nearest subway station (Line 1) is a 15-minute walk, and there's a bus stop and a GS25 convenience store about 200 meters from the hotel. The hotel also sells instant noodles on the first floor. Service: The owners are very nice! One of them is fluent in Chinese and gave us tips on where to find breakfast. You can just put your trash bags outside your room door in a designated spot, and someone will collect them. Cleanliness: The slippers weren't very clean, but everything else was fine. Facilities: The room was very spacious, and the bathroom was huge, with a large double bathtub and an electric toilet. The only minor drawback was that the sink was too small and there was no space for toiletries. Apparently, hotels in Korea charge per person, but I'm not sure if that's true since there was a language barrier and I didn't ask in detail. When I booked on Trip.com, there were reminders to specify the number of guests, so even for the same room, the price varied for two versus three people. I didn't try to avoid any potential trouble and booked for three people. I stayed for five days and overall, I'm very satisfied.

Well, we extended our stay here again. The longer we were here, the more we liked it. When we checked out, the machine checked us out in just a few seconds. As we are now in another country, we miss Seoul and Doksan White. There are at least 5 or 6 different bus stops within a 5 minute walk that can get you to train stations and other parts of the city. Some pictures of and from a few buildings in the area. There is also grocery shopping, a Daiso, some good restaurants (great Korean fried chicken) all within a few blocks.

Everything was great except for a slight smell of cigarettes in the room. I was comfortable during my 2-night, 3-day stay, and all the staff were friendly. If I mentioned any inconveniences, they handled them immediately.

My stay at 88 Hotel Seoul significantly exceeded my expectations. The hotel's location is super convenient, making it easy to get around by taxi or public transport, and there are plenty of dining and drinking options nearby. The room was clean and tidy, and for Seoul standards at this price point, it was quite spacious. The soundproofing was excellent, leading to very quiet nights and a noticeable improvement in sleep quality. The front desk staff were friendly and efficient, responding quickly to any issues without making you feel dismissed. The overall style is modern and minimalist – no unnecessary frills, but all the important details are well taken care of, making for a very comfortable stay. If you're not looking for luxury but value cleanliness, quietness, good value for money, and efficiency, this hotel is a solid choice worth returning to. I'll definitely consider it first for my next trip to Seoul.

Stayed at MD Doksan Hotel recently and overall had a great experience. The hotel is quite a bit away from the main city, so keep that in mind if you're planning to explore central Seoul a lot. The nearest bus stop is about a 5-minute walk, and the train station is around 15 minutes on foot. There aren’t a ton of food options nearby, especially if you have dietary restrictions, so you might want to plan meals ahead or be ready to travel a bit. That said, if you prefer a quieter area away from the busy city vibe, this place could be a good fit. The staff were really helpful and made the stay comfortable. Would recommend if you're okay with the location and looking for a peaceful place to stay.

The biggest highlight of this hotel has to be the free self-service drinks and snacks on the second floor. While the selection isn't huge, the quality is quite good. Breakfast is complimentary, mainly bread and instant noodles. The room was very warm in winter, and some of the facilities are a bit dated. The service was excellent, and there was a Chinese-speaking staff member at the front desk.

Accommodation in Seoul is pretty pricey and brands such as Hilton, Accor, Shangri-la eyc are few if not available. Lotte brand hotels as well as shopping centres, food outlets and entertainment are dominant across S Korea. Not familiar with the brand, it was about location vs price and after research found this hotel offered reasonable value. Its about 45 mins by Metro from Seoul Station, or there is a Airport bus that stops outside. Its about 10 minute walk to the hotel from the nearest metro station (Green Line) Guro Digital Complex. We had a trolley for carriage children! and a number of suitcases. We managed to wheel them to the hotel using a multi storey carpark lift as its stairs otherwise. Lots of eateries around the metro station including good BBQ venues. Check in was ok, the staff friendly dealing with our booking. The rooms are on the small size, though clean and adequate. House keeping do a great job and friendly. Breakfast was not part of the room rate. We added it for one morning to try, its cheaper if booked night before or 'penalised' with a higher price if on the morning. Our first impression was it looked good, though unfriendly staff in the breakfast room spoilt this, and the quality of food disappointing. For subsequent mornings we discovered the most amazing bakery that serves incredible and high quality breakfast dishes, breads, cakes and more substantial lunch options. Coffee & Brunch.

Frankly, inside was just everything necessary: up to charging, haircuts, toothbrush, haircut, shaving and much more. The only thing, not cleaned in the room, but for such a cost you can tolerate. To the metro minutes 7. Once you will pass and already very easy to get to the straight.

Just as the reviews said, the room and bathroom were clean, which was a relief. While it's not too far to walk from the nearest station, Geumcheon-gu Office, it does take about 20 minutes, so I recommend taking a taxi from the main road. The hotel is in a multi-tenant building, with the front desk on the fourth floor. I was having trouble finding the entrance, but a local man guided me to the elevator. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, including a Starbucks, Mega Coffee, and a convenience store. There's also a small Oryang. For some reason, the Wi-Fi in my room wouldn't connect to my smartphone, and it wasn't even showing up on the network, so the front desk staff helped me connect to another Wi-Fi network. I appreciated their prompt response, even though I don't speak Korean. The hotel also had instructions to contact the front desk if I wanted towels changed or the room cleaned, but they did so without me having to contact them, which was very helpful.

It's convenient because you can pick up as many towels, amenities, and water as you want! I requested a non-smoking room, but when I was shown to a room that smelled of cigarettes, they were happy to change my room! When I checked out, they saw me off to the elevator with a smile! Thank you!