Tucked away in a quiet alley of Seoul's Gangnam district, Gallery Seoho is a hidden gem for art lovers. Its minimalist white space showcases contemporary Korean artists' original works, each painting telling a unique story. Visit on weekend afternoons when sunlight streams through floor-to-ceiling windows, casting magical glow on abstract oil paintings. Don't miss the trendy coffee workshop nearby - perfect for extending your artistic vibe with hand-dripped brews!

This hotel is perfectly located in the heart of Seoul, just 10 minutes’ walk to Myeongdong and Seoul Station. The 6001 airport bus stops right outside, getting you to Incheon Airport in under an hour – travel made easy. With 576 rooms featuring free minibar, premium toiletries, and bidets, plus a 24-hour fitness center and indoor pool, you’re in for a treat. The Executive Lounge on the 18th floor offers afternoon tea with stunning views of N Seoul Tower – pure relaxation! Ideal for both business and leisure, this spot guarantees a memorable stay.

This hotel is the perfect blend of style and convenience! Located in Seoul's Gangnam district, you'll be surrounded by shopping and business hubs, plus you can experience Korea's beauty, art, and culinary culture. The rooms are cozy and eco-friendly, some even feature Japanese-style tubs with stunning views of Seoul's skyline—absolutely amazing! Each floor has 24-hour shared kitchens and laundry rooms, making life so much easier. The restaurant "Amarillo" offers East-meets-West cuisine, along with signature cocktails you won't want to miss. Whether it's a business meeting or a private event, their banquet halls and meeting rooms have got you covered. Come enjoy the comfort and convenience here!

Everything you need to know about Gallery Seoho
Luxury option: Grand Walkerhill Seoul with Han River views and infinity pool. Budget pick: Dongdaemun Designer's Hotel (5-min walk to subway) near Gwangjang Market for street food.
Must-try: Bindaetteok (mung bean pancakes) at Gwangjang Market (15-min walk). Fine dining: La Yeon (3-Michelin-starred) serving royal Korean cuisine at The Shilla Hotel.
Take Subway Line 2 from Gangbyeon Station → transfer to Line 4 at Euljiro Entrance (25 mins). Taxi takes ~15 mins (avoid 6-8pm), fare ~15,000 KRW.
GS25 next to Gangbyeon Station sells hot tteokbokki and kimbap. The Venti café (open till 1am) serves signature mugwort latte.
Summer-only Bamdokkaebi Night Market by Han River. Club Octagon (Gangnam, 20-min taxi) ranks in DJ Mag's Top 100 Clubs.
Lotte Mart Seoul Station has honey butter chips and instant seaweed (tax refund available). Hipster pick: Object Hongdae for Korean design stationery.
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The room was a bit small, but perfect for two girls with two suitcases—everything fit comfortably. We visited Seoul in the dead of winter, and the hotel’s location made everything so convenient: airport shuttle, subway access, and taxis were all easy to reach—essential for someone used to warmer weather like us. We didn’t book breakfast through the hotel, but there’s a cozy A Twosome Place café in the lobby and a GS25 convenience store nearby—perfect for grabbing a quick morning bite. The area is packed with restaurants, and walking just a few minutes gets you to Shinsegae Department Store, Namdaemun Market, and Myeongdong shopping street. Honestly, if we’d come during a warmer season, we could’ve explored even more. But even in winter, the location, comfort, and convenience made this stay absolutely worthwhile. Highly recommend for travelers who value accessibility and a central base.

Staying at voco Seoul Gangnam by IHG was an absolutely outstanding experience from start to finish. The location is perfect—just a short walk from Gangnam’s vibrant heart, with subway access right nearby and plenty of dining, shopping, and entertainment options within reach. The hotel itself exudes modern elegance; the lobby is sleek and inviting, and the staff went above and beyond with their warm, attentive service. From check-in to checkout, everything felt seamless and personalized—especially the little welcome gesture that made us feel truly valued. Our room was spacious, impeccably clean, and beautifully designed, with a supremely comfortable bed that made falling asleep easy and waking up a joy. The bathroom was a standout—luxurious fittings, excellent water pressure, and a refreshing shower experience. Breakfast was a highlight: abundant, fresh, and diverse, offering both Korean and international flavors that even locals would appreciate. With its prime location, top-tier amenities, and exceptional hospitality, this stay delivered incredible value. I’d highly recommend it to anyone visiting Seoul looking for a stylish, hassle-free urban retreat.

Staying at Holiday Inn Express Seoul Hongdae was an absolute delight. The hotel is perfectly located right above Hongdae Station, and the building even has a convenient shopping mall on-site—perfect for grabbing snacks or essentials without having to go far. It's just a 5-10 minute walk to the heart of Hongdae’s vibrant district, making it easy to explore local shops, cafes, and late-night spots. Check-in and check-out were smooth and quick, and the staff went out of their way to make us feel welcome. Their friendly attitude really added to the overall experience. If you're looking for a great base in Seoul with excellent transit access, a lively neighborhood, and reliable service, this hotel delivers everything you’d want. I’d definitely recommend it and plan to stay here again.

The hotel is excellent overall—great location, super convenient for getting around Seoul, and the staff are very friendly. My only confusion was that I booked a two-night stay, but I had to check out on the second day and couldn’t recheck in until after 6 PM. That timing restriction felt a bit odd and wasn’t clearly explained upfront. Still, the team handled it well, and even though I had to move my luggage, it didn’t ruin the experience. The room was clean, comfortable, and the value for money was strong. Definitely would stay here again.

Staying at Nouvelle Seoul Hotel Itaewon was a fantastic experience. The hotel is perfectly located in the middle of Seoul's vibrant nightlife, yet the rooms are well-insulated, making it easy to relax and sleep soundly despite the lively surroundings. The rooms themselves are spacious with large TVs that make for great entertainment. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and spoke fluent English, which made check-in and any inquiries super smooth. I appreciated the 24-hour check-in option—very convenient for late arrivals. Plus, everything you need is within walking distance: restaurants, cafes, shopping, and the metro station. This place truly offers the best of both worlds—urban energy and peaceful comfort. Highly recommend for travelers who want convenience without compromise.

The location of Hertz Hotel in Jongno was absolutely perfect! I arrived earlier than check-in time, but they kindly offered free luggage storage—so convenient. There were tons of restaurants, small shops, and cozy cafes nearby, making it easy to pass the time without any stress. The room itself was spotlessly clean, and having a bathtub was definitely one of the main reasons I chose this hotel—it made for a relaxing soak after a long day. Bathroom amenities included shampoo, conditioner, and a bathrobe, though I did need to bring my own toothbrush. For multi-night stays, water bottles were conveniently restocked. One standout feature was the sliding mirror that doubles as a blackout panel—just slide it across the window, and you’ve got complete darkness, ideal for sleeping in late. I was also pleasantly surprised to find a straightening iron available in the room—such a thoughtful touch. I’d definitely stay here again. Excellent value and a truly comfortable experience.

The hotel is immaculate and beautifully designed, with an unbeatable location just steps away from LFC. What truly stood out was the front desk staff member who happened to be from Hong Kong—when they noticed we didn’t speak Korean, they went above and beyond to assist with check-in, patiently guiding us through the process. It’s rare to feel such genuine care while traveling far from home. I really wanted to thank them in person, but unfortunately didn’t get a chance to see them again. Finding a familiar face in a foreign city made all the difference—it felt like a small but meaningful connection. A heartfelt thanks to that kind soul for making our stay so much more personal and welcoming.

We stayed here as a family of three adults, including first-time visitors to Korea, and the experience was absolutely fantastic. What stood out most was the in-room laundry facilities—detergents were freely available, and I brought my own small packet of fabric softener from Japan, which worked perfectly. A large tote bag is highly recommended for moving laundry between rooms. The bathroom amenities were exceptional: the shampoo and conditioner had a luxurious scent and texture, leaving a subtle, pleasant fragrance throughout the room after showering. It’s rare to find a full set of toothbrushes included in a Korean hotel, and the lightweight hairdryer delivered strong airflow without strain. In the dining area, they offer four levels of spicy ramen—while I haven’t tried level 3, level 2 was similar to a moderately spicy kimchi ramen, not too overwhelming. Everything you’d expect at home, like plastic wrap, aluminum foil, and containers, was readily available. Even our homemade kimchi from a local market didn’t come with packaging—we were able to wrap it up neatly with the provided wrap and take it back easily. The staff were incredibly friendly, with several speaking Japanese, which made us feel safe and welcome. We especially enjoyed meeting Star-chan, who’s originally from Iran—such a memorable encounter! Thanks again, see you soon! One minor downside: the coffee machine was a bit sweet, and there was no option to adjust sugar levels—so every latte came out overly sugary. The chocolate drink also wasn’t to my taste. Also, the power outlets were tricky—my C-type adapter (bought from a 100-yen store) would plug in but kept falling out, making it unusable. Even though another universal adapter worked, it wobbled and sometimes fell over, causing power loss. And unfortunately, the silk-pressed straightening iron showed an error message and wouldn’t turn on. But overall? This place felt more like home than a hotel. Late-night ramen or toast lovers were cooking quietly nearby, yet we heard absolutely nothing—perfectly peaceful. It totally redefined what a hotel stay could be. We’re already planning to return next time we visit Korea!

My daughter came to Seoul for a ZB1 concert, and we chose this hotel—perfectly located right next to the subway station, making travel super convenient. I absolutely loved the ground-floor and rooftop check-in areas; they have such a cool, modern vibe, and the complimentary welcome drink was a nice touch. The room was spotless, with a well-designed wet/dry separation that made everything so practical. Security is also top-notch—after 6 PM, only guests can access the lobby, which gives peace of mind, especially for solo female travelers. And the neighborhood? Absolutely packed with great dining options. Street food stalls start setting up around 4 PM and stay open until 2 AM, buzzing with young locals and full of authentic Seoul energy. It’s lively, fun, and full of character. I’d definitely come back here on any future trip to Seoul.

I stayed for three consecutive nights, and on the first evening I noticed the air conditioning wasn’t cooling effectively. I immediately mentioned it to the front desk, and within minutes, a fan was brought up to my room—super prompt service! The staff were incredibly attentive and resolved the issue right away. For the next two nights, the room temperature was perfect, and I didn’t have to worry again. What stood out most was how quickly and efficiently the team responded—no delays, no excuses. Their proactive approach made a big difference in my overall experience. The hotel’s location is also very convenient, just a short subway ride from major attractions. Excellent value for money and top-notch hospitality. I’ll definitely be back!

Staying at Hotel President was an absolutely outstanding experience from start to finish. The staff went above and beyond with their warm, friendly service—every interaction felt genuine and welcoming. The room was spacious, impeccably clean, and incredibly comfortable, making it a perfect home base during our trip. I had arranged for my suitcase to be delivered directly from the airport, and the front desk took great care of it—securely holding onto my luggage even after checkout. This allowed me to explore Seoul freely without any burden, enjoying every moment up until the very last minute. The convenience and thoughtfulness were truly remarkable. I can't recommend this hotel enough—definitely planning to return!

Staying at Hotel Rawa was an absolute delight! The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from the vibrant street food alley, making it perfect for late-night snacks or evening strolls. The hotel itself is clean, well-maintained, and feels cozy and welcoming. I especially appreciated that the front desk offered free bread and instant ramen—such a thoughtful touch for travelers. The owner was incredibly kind and spoke some Japanese, which made communication smooth and pleasant. Even if you're out exploring late into the night, getting back to your room is just a quick walk away. It's rare to find such a convenient, friendly, and comfortable stay in Seoul. If you're looking for a great base to explore the city, this one’s a must-try.
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