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We travelled in the countryside for several days before staying one night at the legendary The Shilla hotel in Seoul as a final night in Korea, a little treat for ourselves. It did not disappoint and we were pleasantly surprised with the views to Namsan and over the city with the sense of space and beauty. The rooms were elegantly understated but dripped of quality and great thoughtmanship with design and utility. The room was spacious and the window stood out as a piece of moving art with neat thick black borders enhancing the views. We enjoyed the luxurious bath, shower and clever toilet. What turned out to be a once in a lifetime experience, I hope will now mean several more experience in the near future. My tip is to go sightseeing around the markets, but check out the Shilla duty free first as you might want to make your actual purchases onsite. Also, depending on your room rate, access to the swimming pool may not be included (the Swimming pool is awesome throughout the year)

The hotel is really clean and satisfactory , but its kind of far from airport , theres subway station close to hotel like one min by walk. The hotel front desk receptionist was really kind and enthusiastic , It is worth mentioning that one of receptionist she name is bella jeon , during that time she figure out everythings my issue with patient , and when I call the taxi from front desk , she is the only one who will accompany with me to outside and open the door for us , double check the taxi number and destination where we go , as a hotel worker in the past , I really respect and feel honor about everythings she done it. Hope bella can keep that passion for hospitality.

This hotel is located in an upscale business district in Seoul and is designed to cater to international travelers. This is not the place to stay if you’re interested in a Korean-feeling experience, look, but is the place to stay if you want convenience and centrality. Subway stops are really close by. The front desk staff is very professional and speak pretty good English. There’s a large comfortable lobby and a 7-Eleven next door, well-stocked with alcohol. The rooms are quite lovely—like other hotels I stayed in in Seoul, the entire room is automated and starts working once you insert your room key in the wall socket. This one was even more automated than others, with light sensors tracking what part of the room you were in. I had an incredible view of a valley of shorter buildings surrounded by skyscrapers. The bed was firm, like all the beds I experienced in Seoul, although this one was maybe a touch softer, which was nice. There was a TV. There were the standard slippers and robe

Frequent traveller to Seoul. Staff was very friend and accommodating, as they've just opened about a year ago. One criticism is when I asked about nearby laundry/dry cleaners, as the rates at hotel are expensive and I can speak Korean. They said none were nearby, however there was one about 30m away, around the corner... come on. However, they allowed me to check-in VERY early ahead of the normal check-in time, and service was otherwise top end in my extensive experience staying at hotels in Korea. Room was very small, and odd that if you slide closed the bedroom separating door (never did) there was a window from the bedroom directly into the shower. However, the room/bathroom were all very modern and well kept. No complaints other than size, and as many other business hotels in Seoul there was free WiFi. Not much of a lobby meeting area which meant there was quite often large groups of people hanging around and a bit crowded. Transportation ok - Seodaemun Stn just out front but a bit of a walk my Seoul standards until you hit the train platform. Not bad but not great for grabbing taxis as you need to grab from the corner of the big intersection. Coffee shops nearby, convenience stores nearby, food selection close by is ok, and typical of north of the river areas.

We will definitely stay here again when we come back to Seoul. Almost everything you need is already provided here. Free shuttle bus to Myeongdong, Seoul station, dongdaemun. Food is about 2 minutes walking distance. Free refill drinking water. Convenience store is at level 14 of the hotel. Breakfast is great (not awesome though). Ah yes, remember to go to eat at the fish street somewhere here! Small street but crowded and very delicious! Highly recommended! Adios

riviera is about 100 metres away from a subway station of line 7. the room is spacious and reasonably equipped, but with no toothbrush, shaver etc. (most of the hotels in seoul are the same). the double bed is quite large, much larger than those hotels in tokyo of similar price. staff are friendly and can communicate with simple english. haven't tried the restaurants of the hotel but there are many restaurant at the vicinity, with a 7-eleven opposite the hotel. taking into consideration the price, i.e. for five nights, riviera is a good choice, value for money.

I live in Seoul and heard a lot of good reputation of Conrad Seoul. I had a chance to stay for one night for weekend getaway. The staff is kind. The room is tidy. You can drink nespresso capsule coffee in the room. There is a TV in the mirror at bathroom. You can enjoy watching TV during bathing.The best thing I like is the view that I can look down to han river accross seoul in the room, which is so beautiful expecially in the sunset. The swimming pool is good but they don't have jacuzzi.

We really liked this hotel. The guy at the parking was very very gentle and even though he was older his English was very understandable. All the staff was very nice and their English was very very good and trust me most hotels in Korea doesn't have English speakers. The room was kind of small but is enough for two people. The bathroom, the gym and the restaurant were clean and perfect. Also the location was perfect. There is a train station close, the Gangnam Downtown is like two miles walking Love, love, love

I've visited Seoul a few times for business and after I found Shilla Stay, I always choose to stay here. I can't say this place(Guro) is good for transportation and travel, but at least it's not bad to approach many famous places in Seoul. Hotel is very close to the station(Line 2) and many good place to visit is on the Line2. (Shin chon, Myung dong, Hongdae, GangNam, ...) And if you like bread and want to visit famous korean bakery, you need to check [Days and Days] (데이즈 앤 데이즈 in Korean). There's a few place called Mecca of Bread and this place is one of them. Unfortunately, this place is not on the google map, but you can find it on Naver Map Application(this is also good to find other famous restaurants in Korea)

I have stayed all over the city of Seoul in various hotels to experience both the neighborhoods and the restaurants. I have never stayed here before and didn’t really know what to expect especially with the price being so reasonable. But I was completely surprised to see and experience such a high quality establishment. From the comfortable beds to the spacious bathrooms. Not to mention the incredible restaurant on the premises. I am truly surprised and happy at such an incredible experience. I look forward to future visits at this location as well as possibly joining their membership program. The location offers a huge selection of restaurants around the premises as well as convenience of mass transit access via bus or metro. It truly has the beauty and prestige expected of a big hotel in a busy and competitive city. Thank you to the kind and caring staff for taking that EXTRA time to make it a memorable and SPECIAL visit for me. Truly an unforgettable stay in such an incredible city.

1st time staying at a hotel in Seoul and State Sunyu is perfect for me! having stayed in Dangsan before, I love being far from the busy tourists spots but still easy to move around the city! you have everything you would need around the hotel: subway stations, 24/7 shops, K-beauty brands, and when you reach Dangsan (it's less than 10mins walk) you even have more choices! the hotel is really pretty, not super clean (there were some stains on the wall and on the desk in the bathroom and it stayed during my whole stay) but I will definitely stay at STATE SUNYU again!

We stayed at this hotel in January, which is a very cold month in Seoul. We chose this hotel as it is just above the Mapo Station and only a few steps from the exit no. 9. Also, we went to emart via exit no. 4 for shopping before we left for airport. You can also get tax refunds on non-perishable items at emart. Coffee shops, fried chicken stalls and eating places (even Korean beef) are just opposite the road. The interior design of the room is modern with shelves, storage, hangers and beds are all very handy with a feeling of your own house. This is the best hotel I have stayed after years of travel in Korea.

This is my second stay at this hotel in two years. This time I had a premier one-bedroom king suite. The kitchen was awesome with a regular refrigerator and freezer. I needed the ice! I have stayed in the busier area of Myeongdong on previous trips, but like the Dongdaemun area better. DDP is about five minutes away, the subway lines are also. I didn't use the pool during either stay. The staff is very helpful. This is my 'go-to' hotel in Seoul now.

Pros - soundproofing between rooms is very good, excellent location, staff is great (among the best in Seoul - I've stayed at 15+ hotels there), there is a high # of staff per guest, cleaning crews are excellent, rooms are reasonably good for sleeping (good curtains + dark + good pillows), A/C works well though it's loud on medium/high setting, you can go directly to your room floor from the ground level (though lobby is on 9F). Staff changed my room for me very efficiently and graciously on Day 2 after complaining of road noise on Day 1. Neutral - elevators are reasonably fast and only require long wait at peak time, there are only 2 coin washers so I had to walk to a nearby private coin laundry center. Cons - Wifi doesn't work well (bad range and also very unstable connection), gym is small/not that good (but there are several gyms in the immediate vicinity), some rooms have road noise, the rooms are a bit small, TV channel selection is bad (e.g. no NBA basketball on SpoTV 1/2).

Location is very convenient, and it is just 8-10mins walk to myeongdong, Near to namsan tower too. There are quite a few of hip cafes around the hotel area, and it is very convenient if you'd like to grab a cup of coffee when you are on the way back after a long shopping day. It is connected to eujilro-il to eiljiro sam ga station, you can walk up from the underground pass link to the subway and 1-2 mins walk to the hotel. I like this hotel, and will book this hotel for my next visit to Seoul :))

I enjoyed my stay here for 4 nights 5 days. Hotel rooms + Toilets were clean. Bed was comfortable. The breakfast buffet was very simple but was satisfactory. There are also many restaurants, cafes and bars around the hotel to choose from. For transport, its only a 5 min walk to the bus station & train station. Will visit again next time as it was good place to just to sleep in.

I was in Seoul with my mum and we absolutely loved our stay at Nine Tree. We had previously spent two nights at the five star Lotte World Hotel in Gangnam because we were part of a tour group and had moved to Nine Tree after extending our trip to be closer to the shopping district. Less than a minute walk away from exit 8 of Myeongdong subway station and three minutes away from Sejong hotel (where you can take the airport bus to Gimpo and Incheon), it was really easy to locate. The staff was really friendly and helpful, and check-in took less than 10 mins. And even though it didn't seem like much from outside the hotel, I was immediately taken by surprise when I opened the door to my room. You can tell that that Nine Tree is a relatively new hotel, and while the concierge area was small, the modest 27 sqm family twin room that we booked was in fact pretty spacious (I booked it because of what I heard about hotels in Seoul—that they were cramped and small with not a lot of space for big luggages). Not only did the room cost around the same price compared to most standard twins of similar hotels in the surrounding areas, it far exceeded my expectations. There was a spacious area up the front with a bench cabinet where you could leave your large suitcase.The room was spanking clean with a direct view of Myeongdong (do remember to request for high floors if you like). The bed linens, bath robes and towels supplied were clinical. The hotel even provided a bottle of febreze for post-bbq freshness. As for the toilet, it looked as if it was newly installed and I could not find any traces of grime or dirt in or around the tub (I'm a stickler for clean toilets). And like Lotte, there was even a pillow menu from which you could pick out one you like for a good night's rest. All in all, Nine Tree is value for money, clean and a stone's throw away from all the shopping and good eats. What more can one ask for? Will definitely return

About 8 mins walk to Seoul Subway Station, Millenium is strategically located. It's got good ambience and relatively quiet surroundings, but with the convenience of restaurants and shops located within walking distance. To go to Seoul subway station, we had to go down the stairs from the backdoor of the hotel, which opens you to a nice garden area. During winter, the stairs could be slippery though. As we went there during winter, we were able to make a little snowman in the garden area just outside the back door of the hotel. Most of the hotel staff speak English and this is definitely a plus point for English-speaking tourists. The breakfast is great, with a spread of fresh juices, smoked salmon, pastry and dairy. However, it was the most expensive hotel we stayed during our trip to Seoul.