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"Just ok"

"Like many South Korean 4-star hotels this feels closer to a 5 star experience. Rooms are spacious, modern and clean. There's a good view of the National Assembly Building from the street and from the rooftop. But note the rooftop isn't easily accessible for anybody with mobility issues. It's located in a part of Yeouido that is quiet, but still with many cafes and restaurants available; very good coffee available at Small Batch just nextdoor and GOTT Only Place a litte further down the road (turn right as you walk out of the hotel for these). Yeouido Park is also a short walk. Gym has free weights and a smith machine, which is a rare find in hotels, but the gym and equipment is quite dated and in need of a refresh. Staff are very pleasant and helpful. This is a good place to stay in Seoul if you want to be somewhere quiet and relaxed and take public transport or taxis to the busier locations. Airport Bus 6007 from Incheon will drop you directly across the road, about a 1 hour trip. "

"Clean room, good breakfast"

"Clean room easy to commute"

"Excellent staff and stay."

"The breakfast options were excellent, as they offered a variety of fresh fruit, vegetables and plenty of hearty options. The hotel was surrounded by plenty of shopping and numerous restaurants."

"Our stay at Passport Sapporo Ryokan Hongdae was absolutely wonderful! The staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and always ready to help with a smile, which made us feel right at home from the very beginning. The ryokan itself offers such a unique and memorable experience — a perfect blend of traditional charm and modern comfort."

"Great I enjoy it "

"Pros: Cleanliness, staff, location, room safebox, fridge, bedding, wi-fi. Neutral: Breakfast Cons: There is, literally, no place to store your belongings in the room. No closets, no dressers. There isn't even one of those folding stands to put your luggage on. You will be living out of your suitcase. This was not only a feature of my room, which I believe was the least expensive in the hotel, but the more expensive rooms as well. This makes no sense (unless it is true of all hotels in Seoul?). I found this very inconvenient as it compromised the comfort of the room."