Great location, near to many tourist destinations.

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I like how well heated the place is during winter. Fantastic facilities and big room!

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Near to the subway, there were a few exits which we could come from. It is also a few stops away from Myeongdong. The staff were also super helpful when we requested their help to book a airport taxi. I also highlighted an issue with the slow drainage in the bathtub and that got resolved quickly too.

Other than the cafe and burger restaurant in the building next to the hotel, not much eateries nearby.

Good location. Near various sites and some good / local restaurants around. One minute to metro. High floors quiet

No bar / lounge / place to meet up.

Well located for sightseeing, plenty of good local eating options, close to Metro. Food store and pharmacy in lobby. Airport bus stop right outside (Bus 6015 from Incheon). Good breakfast (see below)

October 2022 lots of building work going on around the hotel, starting early in the morning, rooms not very soundproof. Check in is at 15:00 and not before, if you arive early no sympathy from the reception staff, unable to answer any questions about the area, or solve problems with the room, can't have two keycards even with more than one person staying. Seem to be a lot of large school groups using hotel and they get preference at breakfast so there will be periods before 09:00 where you can't get in to breakfast. Also stayed at PJ next door, much better

The hotel is close to three subway lines.

It offers outdated rooms in an industrial neighbourhood.

It was a good hotel, great value for money

The tea/coffee facilities on the room. 3 x bad coffee sachets,, no tea options

The beds are comfortable; it's nice that the hotel has a fitness center; and the rooms are clean. The man at the front desk on National Founding Day at 8am was very helpful in getting a new room ready for me quickly so I could go back to sleep. I would like to thank him in particular.

I stayed at Hotel Kukdo before and had a good experience but, this time, it was a bit of a mess. There was some noise going on for hours that started early in the morning, which the management was aware of. I'd asked for a quieter room, but was put on the side of the hotel closest to the noise. When I asked to move rooms, the person at the front desk dissuaded me from doing so, saying that there would be no noise for the next two days (which were a Sunday and a national holiday). However, the noise actually only stopped for one day, and woke me up after 3 hours of sleep the next morning. (At that point, I was able to move rooms, and the new room was very quiet.) The air conditioning in the new room didn't work well, though -- the temperature never got below 25º. Finally, the laundry service prices are exorbitant and there are very few laundromats in the area (some of which require a Korean phone number to use the electronic payment machines, making them hard for foreigners to access) so it would've been nice if the hotel had coin laundry. As an aside, the bathtub is quite small -- not big enough to actually sit down in and extend your legs (even for me at under 1.7m); that didn't bother me, but some people might want to know.

great window spot and view - loved it !

the room was decent size and there was a bath tub

they changed the soap everyday to new ones which wasn’t necessary

All hotel staff was well attitudes and kind Also hotel facilities was good

decent size room at the heart of Seoul

they changed the soap everyday during my three nights stay which is unnecessary

The staff is so accomodating and I felt the space was clean and safe during my stay.