Hotels near Yangpyeong Station, Seoul

Honestly, this place is really great! The environment is also decent, but the absolute highlight is the owners – a grandma and grandpa who are incredibly friendly and warm! When we were checking out and storing our luggage before heading out, grandpa even asked us where we were going and drove us to the subway station!! Super friendly. Service: 10/10 💯 Hygiene: Very good Environment: Good Facilities: Complete

Pros: A staff member was always around (even if in the back of reception), spoke good English and gave us a pouch of amenities. Bed and pillows were comfortable. Big smart tv. They had underfloor heating. Unlimited water bottles. I think there was a coffee machine by reception too. We were impressed by how clean it was. Cons: The space was a bit limited for 2 people, but we opened one of the suitcases on the sofa. There was only 1 big towel in the room, but the 2 smaller ones were still sufficient. Only 1 key card to share. Despite initial worries because the price seemed too good to be true, there were no downsides. Pretty good value for money overall. We were worried it was a love motel but it was not the case. The alleyway wasn't bad or scary if you are walking from the main road, so I recommend that route if anyone was worried from other reviews. Make sure you copy the hangul/korean name of the hotel for maps/uber. It was a good hotel to stay at coming from Gimpo airport late night. Managed to order food delivery on baemin too :)

The room was bigger than I expected, and the price was excellent when I booked it – great value for money. The single room came with its own bathroom, complete with shampoo, shower gel, and slippers. The location is about a 10-minute walk from the subway station. I was using a local eSIM from Mobile Unicom, but for some reason, I had almost no signal near the hotel. The front desk staff spoke English, Japanese, and Korean. I had planned to use a translator app, but since I had no signal, I just bit the bullet and used my broken English to check in. Luckily, check-in went smoothly. My single room was on the third floor, and the stairs were quite steep. A staff member helped me carry my 26-inch suitcase up when I arrived, but I had to carry it down myself when I left, which was quite a struggle. However, if I can get this room again at the same price I paid before, I would definitely stay here again.

My room type came with a microwave, which was very convenient for meals. However, the floor was quite slippery, and the slippers provided made it even worse; even a little water on the floor made it treacherous. The hotel is surprisingly close to the subway station, much closer than I expected, and it was generally quiet for sleeping. My main complaint is about some inconsiderate Korean guests who were often running and playing loudly in the hallways or dragging tables and chairs around in their rooms late at night, making it difficult to fall asleep. While the room was spacious, it surprisingly lacked a table and chairs for this room type, which made eating and drinking quite inconvenient as there was nowhere to sit. Most other room types seemed to have them. I tried to communicate with the hotel about adding a table and three chairs, but they didn't arrange it, showing a lack of flexibility. Also, the breakfast was quite good and varied, but I couldn't understand why the heating wasn't on and the air conditioning was, making the B1 restaurant feel like an icebox.

Location was good - subway was 5 min walk away and bus stops are like 2 min on foot. We had no trouble getting around via public transportation. The furniture and decorations were a bit outdated but the room was bigger than average hotel rooms of the same tier. The only problem we had was with soundproofing. We could hear footsteps, water, voices and some ”activities” from other rooms.

I had a very comfortable stay at this hotel. The property is clean, well-kept, and spacious. The room layout is thoughtful, featuring a side couch and a dedicated work desk with a chair—perfect for those who need to get some work done. Check-In Experience Do note that the check-in time is strictly 4:00 PM. If you arrive early, the staff will ask you to leave your luggage at the reception for the time being while you wait or explore the area. Room Amenities The hotel is very generous with amenities. Unlike many places now, they still provide disposable toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, shaver/cream, shower cap, etc.) and slippers. The room also includes: *Bathrobes, a hairdryer, and an iron. *Daily replenished bottled water, coffee, and tea. *Netflix is available on the TV (though please note there is a fee, and the interface is in Korean). Note: The only downside for me was the lack of a bidet in the toilet, which is a personal preference, but otherwise, the room was perfect. Facilities The 10th floor is a great resource hub, housing the Gym, Board Room, Ice Machine, and Microwave. There is also a laundry room with one washer and one dryer. Dining The buffet breakfast was the absolute highlight of my stay! It offers a delicious mix of American and Korean dishes. The quality, preparation, and taste were all top-notch—definitely don't skip it. 7am-10am (9am last entry) Location & Transport Tips Walking: Both Sindorim and Guro stations are about a 10–11 minute walk away. Bus: There is a bus stop right outside the main entrance. Pro Tip: if you want to save your legs, catch Bus #6512 or #5714 from right outside the hotel; they take you straight to Sindorim Station. Sightseeing: Expect a commute of 33 minutes to over an hour to reach major spots like Seoul Station, Myeongdong, Lotte World, DDP, and N Seoul Tower, depending on your mode of transport. Overall, a solid choice for a clean and comfortable stay in Seoul!

A decent, no-frills hotel. The lobby isn't very big. It's conveniently located, within walking distance to public transport (buses and subway). There are also restaurants and duty-free shops along the way. My king-size room was on the top floor with a nice view, but the twin room on the back didn't have much to see. The room was clean, though smaller than what you'd find in China. Be careful in the bathroom as there's a step, which might be tricky for older guests or children. There were no power adapters, so bring your own. Slippers and toiletries were provided.

I went to Seoul, and this hotel is conveniently located next to Yeongdeungpo Subway Station (Blue Line 1), with Lotte Department Store right beside it and a food street across the road. There's also Yeongdeungpo Market nearby, similar to Gwangjang Market, though prices were quite high during the May Day holiday. I'd recommend traveling during off-peak seasons in the future. Oh, and remember to bring your own toothbrush and toothpaste, as they're not provided in the room.

First off, all rooms face the Han River, offering absolutely top-notch views of the World Cup Bridge, the stadium, and even the Yeouido CBD skyline in the distance. It's only a five-minute walk from Saltpond Station on Line 9, which is quite convenient, and there's an airport bus stop right outside. The hotel's facilities show some age, but it's clear they've undergone some renovations. Inside, it's very clean and tidy. The bedding isn't as hard as in some other hotels; it's quite soft and comfortable, and there weren't any noticeable cleanliness issues. However, there are some amusing quirks from the renovation. For instance, the blinds inside the frosted glass bathroom door are completely out of reach and unusable. Also, similar to a Japanese inn, you can only shower in the bathtub. With the blinds being unusable, it definitely turns into a bit of a shadow play, which is a bit awkward. Other than that, I was very satisfied overall.

Had a fantastic stay! The guesthouse was super easy to find and conveniently located near two subway stations, like Hapjeong Station. You check in at the bar on the first floor, and they even offer free luggage storage, which was great. There was a live performance on Friday during my stay, which was a lovely surprise! The rooms have keypads for entry, and the common areas were neat and clean. The beds were also very hygienic, which I really appreciated. Plus, there's a buffet breakfast every morning at a set time. Highly recommend if you're traveling around the Hongdae area!