Ξενοδοχεία κοντά σε Cheongnyangni Station, Seoul

Not far from Cheongnyangni Station and very close to the hotel. If you don't mind renting a hotel by the hour, it's worth considering. The price/performance ratio is also very high. Cheongnyangni Market is also within walking distance and has many restaurants.

Location: There are a lot of bus stops and subway stations nearby. It is convenient to go to Myeongdong and other attractions. There is also a 711 where you can buy some food in the middle of the night. Facilities and services: Check-in after 8pm, the front desk is easy to talk to, and it’s OK if you need to store your luggage the next day. The room is fully equipped with a hair dryer, toiletries, refrigerator, and trash cans. Except for the drain, which is expected to take a long time and is relatively blocked, there is also a small window for ventilation, and the price is relatively reasonable. Basically, I am satisfied.

The boss is very nice. He is a simple, honest and friendly Korean uncle. He can only speak Korean and doesn't know how to use Google Translate. Prepare Google Translate before check-in. The room is very clean, although it is a bit small, the bathroom space is very short, and it is easy to take a shower Kowtow, but the price is really good. There are shampoo and shower gel. It is very comfortable to sit on the bed and watch TV. It is like a home theater. I will consider this place next time I come to Korea.

It's a bit far from the subway station, but it's worth walking. The room is spacious, clean, and nice.

To be honest, it was okay, except that the front desk asked me to pay some extra fees when I checked in. Otherwise, I would have to check out and change rooms at the normal time the next day... But the attitude of the front desk guy was okay. The hotel is not very hidden. You can see it by turning into a small alley on the main road. There are also many bus stops, convenience stores, and airport bus terminals nearby, all within a two-minute walk. Yes, the hotel is in Dongdaemun District, but it takes about 25 minutes by bus to get to the actual Dongdaemun. The bed in the room is big, and the hygiene and space are okay, but I have to say that you get what you pay for. First of all, the air conditioner cannot be controlled remotely. It is probably a central air conditioner. There is only one plug at the bedside. Although there is a charging cable, it can be charged very well. Slow; there is no desk lamp, only a very weird red night light; the toilet is a bathtub, but there is no curtain, and the water pressure of the shower head is very high and cannot be fixed at all, so you have to hold it by hand or turn the water down; it is a bit inconvenient What I endured was the windows, two push-open windows but no! through! Light! There was no natural light coming into the room at all... It rained on the day we arrived, and it was humid in the room with the windows open. It was very dark in the room without the windows. There is no need to swipe a card in the hotel elevator, anyone can get up, which seems to be a hidden danger, but it is convenient for door-to-door takeout~ In short, if you have a small travel budget, you can stay here. After all, you can sleep well. But if you have a little bit of pursuit of hotel quality, I’d better advise you to leave, haha.

It's better than I thought. It smells less than I thought. The location is good and I thought it was okay in the overall part.

Take airport limousine 6011, then its just a few minutes walk to the hotel. 1 min walk to the metro station. Coin laundry available which is a life saver. Room is spacious and up to expectatio . Mr SH Kim at front desk very nice, helped with directions and ordering taxi. Remember to show your room key when ordering drinks at A Twosome Place at the hotel for a discount.

The hotel is next to the Qingliangli Market, a little distance from the subway station, but very close to the bus station, the bus stop is just off. Enter the hotel entrance, you will see a message, the boss is not there, you need to follow the instructions, use Korean phone to contact the boss or kakao and other communication methods. My first choice was to call Korea, and the answer was the Korean uncle, but this way was difficult to communicate because it was the second time. Later, I chose kakao to contact, the boss responded quickly, and the room was opened quickly. The room is small, the door is the bed, and it can't accommodate the second person. Although the room is small, the items are all available, including hair dryers, air conditioners, electric fans, electric blankets, refrigerators, TVs, wireless networks, etc. There is floor heating at night, which I didn't expect. There is no mineral water in the refrigerator, but there is a water dispenser at the entrance of the hotel, you can bring your own cup to drink. Hot water in the toilet is available 24 hours a day and the water flow is very large. Toothbrushes and toothpaste are provided, but there are no washing cups and no paper cups. There are no slippers in the toilet. The biggest disadvantage is that it is not soundproof. It is really not soundproof. The sound of talking back and forth in the corridor, the sound of walking, and the sound of running water in the toilet next door can be heard clearly. At this price, a hotel with this condition is also good.

The hotel location is abit far from the airport limousine bus stop and metro but still walkable distance (7 mins walk) if you dont have alot to carry. There is one road junction to cross over after reaching the metro subway (Chungmuro) station. Hotel is abit rundown but if you dont have high expectations, this hotel have the necessities you need. (toothpaste/toothbrush/shower gel/conditioner/shampoo/shower towel) is all free to collect at the lobby yourself. Coffee/tea/water is provided at the lobby also. They do housekeep your room daily. Emart convenience store is right beside the hotel Generally, what you pay is what you have, so don't expect much like a standard hotel. I will recommend to only solo travellers and if you have a tight budget.

It felt like it was worth the price. For check-in, there was a phone at the front desk, so I just called and received the card key. The amenities stated that there was no air conditioning, but it was. The toilet was also of the type that you can flush paper. The water pressure in the shower was weak, but even in Japan, cheap hotels have such a feeling, so it was a feeling that it was neither good nor bad. I was worried because the check-out method was not specified and there was no description, but it seems that I was able to do it just by returning the card key. It may be good for people who plan to stay overnight without spending most of their time at the hotel.