Gloryinn

The location is central and great for getting around, with easy access to buses, the subway and an airport bus. We apparently booked one of the older rooms, which wasn't to our liking. Ours was on the sixth floor and on the small side, though it did have toiletries and a hair dryer. The bathroom was old style, with the whole area serving as the shower, activated by a switch at the tap. When I asked about the room, staff quickly agreed to refund the remaining days since there was no alternative, and I booked another hotel nearby.

The owner was so friendly and helpful with every question or concern, and made sure we were comfortable. She put in a lot of effort to accommodate my husband's health concerns. We had a great experience and loved the hospitality. We stayed for two weeks. The rooms were small but comfortable, with enough space for luggage and all the essentials. The area is close to a great market and a few bus stops from the Myeongdong tourist area. The airport bus and other buses stop in front, with metro stops nearby too. There's an easy-to-use laundromat right under the hotel. Highly recommend.

The coin laundry next door was useful, and the location made getting around town easy. The rooms were clean, but extremely small. I couldn't use the table properly because a huge flat-screen TV took up most of it, and the room was too cramped to pull the chair out from underneath. I stayed 20 days while looking for a budget hotel and paid about 50€ a night, 1.500.000WON total. That's fine, but still quite expensive for a room this small with no other facilities, such as food or a fitness area. Since I spent most of my time outside or in cafes, it worked out. Next time I'd consider paying more or renting a proper apartment for a month, which might be cheaper and let me sit at a table.

The staff were super friendly, and the location is great. The room was quite small but had everything I needed, and it was cleaned daily. Definitely recommend!