Hotel ParkHabio

It’s close to the metro and the rooms were clean. The staff were really helpful in English, even booking things we couldn’t arrange ourselves because we didn’t have Korean mobile numbers. I’d recommend staying here.

Park Habio’s location was the best part for us, close to almost everything a tourist might need. The room worked perfectly for my family. Thanks, Park Habio. I’ll definitely stay there again when I’m in Seoul.

The room was clean and the service was good during my four nights in South Korea. Breakfast was included, though the choices were the same every day.

There’s plenty of space for luggage in the family room, which was actually two connected rooms. The shower booth and toilet are separate, with no bathtub. It’s a large hotel with affordable prices, and although it’s old, the rooms seemed well kept or perhaps renovated. A free locker area in the lobby was handy for bags before check-in and after checkout. The huge Hyundai outlet mall is across the road, with lots of restaurants and convenience stores nearby. The main frustration was the central heating, which seems common in hotels here. We couldn’t adjust the room temperature, and it was set to 29 degrees, so we perspired all night. There were only three cups for four of us, and staff said they didn’t have an extra when we asked. There’s no in-room dining. We tried the free breakfast on the first day but skipped it the next, since the limited choices didn’t suit us: the Korean options were rice, soup, kimchi, steamed egg, and mini sausages, while the Western options were bread and cornflakes. We’d booked because we wanted to visit water kingdom, but it was closed. It will open in April.