Sey-Han Otel ***

The breakfast choices are limited, and having the same things every morning for a week gets tiring. Still, the hotel is clean and the staff are friendly, so it’s worth considering. Comfort and accessibility are adequate, and I think they’ll sort out the breakfast issue. 🙂

The breakfast was adequate, and reception was helpful. The hotel is centrally located, and we stayed on the top floor. I was up all night because the room door wouldn’t close completely, and there was no emergency exit plan behind the door as there normally should be. In a nighttime fire, the fire department couldn’t get us out through the window: it’s arched and only opens halfway from the top.

The rooms are damp and everything is old, so don’t bring your baby. At night people are constantly coming and going, with doors banging and voices in the halls. This isn’t a family hotel. You can even see dead flies on the floor. Don’t be fooled by the good reviews, I absolutely don’t recommend it. I’m not including the lady at breakfast in that. We should have known from the start: the person who was supposed to greet us didn’t, just sat there eating sunflower seeds and talked to us as if we were their own son. If you’ve stayed at Hilton or similar hotels, this isn’t even close.

We’ve been here for about 1.5 months on business. It’s quiet and peaceful, and feels suitable for families. The hotel is nice, the staff are friendly, and parking hasn’t been a problem. The rooms live up to a 3-star rating. Breakfast is standard, with the same menu each day. It could use a little improvement, with more variety for people staying longer.