Although it is not easy to find IF you are not from the area however I like that it is very near to good restaurants and coffee shops. You can easily find 신선 설농탕 식당, then amazing coffee shops like Ediya Coffee and Compose Coffee, legitimate jokbal resto and a lot more. I'd like to add that I was able to borrow a hair iron without extra cost.

I just feel the unit I got was a bit too crampy, but I think it is very common to have small spaces in Korea. Also, the tub was a little bit greasy on the first day I arrived that I had to clean it so I could use it. It got cleaner on the second day I stayed. Also, the hotel is in a bit pricey side- tolerable anyway since the area is nearby universities.

The bed was very comfortable and the staff were really nice and attentive. The room was a great size for a solo traveler.

The room could’ve been cleaner. I kept finding strands of hair everywhere around the room, including in between my sheets.

Staff very good

There is no bathroom exose so all the time dirty smell there

Room was modern and generally well presented

The hotel de-activates their air conditioning when it's not summer. It was a hot day in Seoul when I stayed there and we spent 15 minutes fiddling with the air conditioner getting to get it to release some cold air, before going down to reception to ask. Reception informed us that the building AC only works in summer, and the suggested solution to the hot room was to open a windows. The hotel is on the main road through the area so naturally this suggestion just meant the room was now very noisy. What sort of hotel deactivates their air conditioner outside of summer?