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"I would definitely stay here again."

"Beautifully managed hotel in a very convenient location. The staff can't do enough for the guests and are widely available, always with a smile. The hotel itself is older than some, but it's carefully maintained. Fast WiFi, great water pressure, big TVs."

"Great location "

"The breakfast Hi tea and evening cocktail were great. "

"Nice room and the staff were kind. "

"Most workers are very kind and polite. Room are also very clean "

"Great room & space. Loved the view of the river"

"It was okay, they charge for any extra amenities like a toothbrush…the switches in my "

"We had a generally good stay with a few notable pros and cons. The biggest highlight is the location. It’s excellent, with the night markets right on the doorstep and close to the train station, as well as within walking distance to many attractions, which made getting around Seoul very easy. I would recommend skipping the hotel breakfast. Unfortunately, it was below average and not worth the price. After the first couple of days, we chose to eat elsewhere. There’s an amazing food truck right downstairs that sells Korean breakfast sandwiches, which were cheap, fresh, and far better than the hotel offering. In comparison, the hotel food felt disappointing. The bread was stale, the juices tasted like cordial, and the eggs had a strong, unpleasant smell. One major downside was the noise on our last night. At around 1am, roadworks began right outside with extremely loud jackhammering. It went on for hours and kept us awake. When I went down to reception, several other guests were already complaining, so it wasn’t an isolated issue. I understand this was outside of the hotel’s control, but it did significantly impact our stay. I would recommend checking with the hotel in advance about any nearby construction. The hotel itself was very clean, and housekeeping did a great job refreshing our room daily. The rooms were also a good size, which we really appreciated. One minor inconvenience was the elevators. There are four, but they felt quite slow and often crowded given the numb"