Hotel de Urban Reviews

I liked it. They let me check in early. On the first floor yourself take what you need (razor, foam, etc.). In the room was free water, Pepsi, tea, coffee. There is even an air purifier. Good hot water pressure.

Sunday all improve because request change room details king bed and good

I like staying here it's quiet, convenient & clean

This place is absolutely terrible. The name of the place is “Hotel” it is NOT an actual hotel. It reeks or cigarette in the room and hall ways. Don’t recommend walking bare feet in the rooms or bathroom. Make sure you bring slippers or flip flops you can wear inside. Don’t let the pictures fool you, I would not return to this place, and would not recommend it to anyone. This place is for the locals to “rent” the room for 3-4 hours for pleasure.

The room was very clean and spacious, and I was able to watch Netflix. ✨ The amenities were also great! However, the area around the hotel seemed a bit unsafe. 😿 I wouldn't recommend it for solo female travelers.

I stayed here because my night shift ended late on a public holiday, so the subway was out of service. The room was spacious and airy, the location was convenient, and it seemed like a good place to catch an early morning flight from Gimpo Airport. While they don't offer a formal breakfast, there's a lounge that offers complimentary toast, cereal, and coffee, so I was able to settle in for a quick breakfast.

I stayed here on a solo trip. Due to circumstances, I was unable to check in until around 1pm, but the staff was there. I'm a Japanese person who doesn't speak Korean or English and relies on a translator, but the staff were kind enough to help me and even tried to tell me my room number in Japanese, which I appreciated. Amenities are available at the front desk. ・Toothbrush, toothpaste ・Comb ・Facial cleanser ・Lotion ・Lotion ・Razor (There were other things too, but I forgot... I think there was a body towel?) You can get to your room by elevator. The room key is a card type. The room is quite spacious and the window is a magic mirror? It's pitch black when you close it and turn off the lights. In the room, ・TV ・Computer ・Air purifier ・Hair dryer ・Towels (maybe one large and three small ones per person?) ・Drink set ・Refrigerator ・Gown (about knee-length for a 155cm person) There is also a washbasin in the room, which is convenient. The bathroom was relatively clean, and the shower room and toilet were not connected, but there was a step and a door, so it was very comfortable! When I actually used it, the hot water splashed all the way to the door, even though I was careful, but it hardly leaked outside. Wait a little while for the hot water to come out. If you keep running hot water, the drain will fill up, so if you are a germaphobe, it is better to turn off the shower frequently or reduce the amount of water you use. There are bathroom slippers. The lighting was almost straight down from above, so it was difficult to put on makeup because the bathroom mirror and the mirror on the sink in the room cast a lot of shadows on your face. If you don't mind anywhere, the mirror in the closet is dark, but it doesn't cast a shadow, so it is just barely possible. Please bring a mirror if necessary. There is a monitor by the bed where you can select room temperature, lights, hotel information, and parking (?). For some reason, the room temperature was set to 32°C, and even when I set it to lower, it was 32°C before I knew it and it was very hot, which was the only problem I had during my stay... I wonder if indoors in Korea are kept warmer so that people can wear short sleeves? Even on nights when the maximum temperature dropped below 10°C, it was just right to sleep with the window open. As for cleanliness, there was only a little bit of trash and dirt that you could just wipe off or throw away, so if you don't mind that much, you won't have any problems staying there. I wouldn't recommend it if you can't stand even a single hair.

This is a room I rented for 66,000 won. I wanted to take a shower, but hair suddenly appeared on the slippers in front of the shower room. Overall, the condition of the accommodation is very bad.. The next morning, I found a nearby accommodation for work, but, this is a place I will never go to again.

Excellent hotel, 5 minutes walk from the metro, good room, friendly administrators, on the 2nd floor there is a space with a kitchen and billiards, Wi-Fi, computer and TV in the room, everything works, super toilet with a bunch of functions. Of the minuses - a small window, also tinted, at first it is not clear whether it is night or day.

It was close to the station and very convenient! It was a motel, but they also provided free coffee and cereal, which was nice. Some of the towels were a little dirty, which bothered me, but everything else was clean!

Facilities: relatively complete Hygiene: the quilt cover is damaged, some are a little stained Environment: good Service: good

The front desk staff was very kind and called a taxi for me and allowed me to leave my luggage before check-in! The room was spacious and very satisfying!

Hotels around Myeongdong were expensive, so I stayed at this hotel with a friend on a trip. It takes just under an hour by train to get to Myeongdong, but it's close to the station so it's convenient and reasonably priced. However, the surrounding area is a drinking district, so there's a seductive atmosphere, so I felt it wasn't suitable for families. The room was generally clean, but there was some dirt on the toilet seat and other areas.

The room is very big and close to the subway station, very convenient for travel