Hotel Seoul

1 MBV - 4 months ago

Dangerous neighborhood with lotof toxicos around the hotel . Very noisy room 24h, I don't recommend

4 elise picq - 10 months ago

Good value, great tacos place in front and nice market in a morning few block from there. It’s better to don’t stay around at night

1 brent killingbeck - 2 years ago

The hotel is very clean and nice good value for the money. However the neighborhood is incredibly dangerous, I am a 6 foot adventure backpacker who probably doesn't look like an easy target and I was assulted in the middle of the street in daylight about two blocks from the hotel while looking for breakfast.... I was able to get away without violence or robbery but I fear what would have happened if I was a bit smaller, older or a single female traveler. I have traveled to many dangerous parts of the world but have never experienced anything like this before.... Be very very careful on the street and consider yourself warned!!

4 Quinn C - 3 years ago

It looked decent online. I literally arrived there at 7 PM and left at 4 am for the airport. Supposedly it was in a sketchy part of town, I cannot attest to that. The room was very nice as pictured. When i left at 4 am, music across the street was booming, I played it safe and waited inside for my taxi. Overall good experience.

2 David Chavez - 5 years ago

The price is right for what you get. The rooms are really nice although the the lack of air conditioning makes it hard to sleep. Also the rooms smell like the food from the restaurant from the hotel. In the middle of the night you can hear the music from the bar across makes it impossible to sleep. I would never stay here again as the hotel is in a really bad zone of the city.

3 Jacqueline Gomez - 3 years ago

The place itself is clean, the staff was decent, there’s no air conditioning and at least in my room, no fan just the fresh air from the city. However, the location which the hotel is in is sketchy and the restaurant outside played music LOUDLY at 7am in the morning and 12pm at night. I had to get earplugs just to survive the night. At least it was semi cheap.

2 Sylv Gav - a year ago

Called them to have informations. Here's how it went.

"Posible de hablar en inglés?"
"No."
"Oh... Usted tiene una habitación para esté noche?"
"No."
And the person on the phone hanged-up without formalities.

As a hospitality worker myself. I find this... questionable.