Majatalot – Etelä-Korea

”Stayed here for 10 nights. The staff were the most friendly hotel staff I've ever met! The people are really friendly, and will help you if you have any problems at all. For example, the WiFi I bought to use around the city didn't work at start, and Stefani was kind enough to actually call the company and sort it out for me, even though it took almost 15 minutes! The location is also great, it has a 24/7 7 Eleven just on the opposite side of the street, and it's right next to the Myeongdong...

”Great place to stay! Very professional and friendly staff. ”

”Erinomaisen siisti huone modernilla sisustuksella. Erityismaininta nopeasti wifistä ja siitä, että jokaisella huoneella oli oma langaton verkkonsa omalla tukiasemallaan, minkä ansiosta netti toimi moitteettomasti koko ajan. Hotellista on lyhyehkö kävelymatka ravintola- ja ostoskaduille, mutta hotellin lähisympäristö ei ole mitään viihtyisää aluetta. Sijainti aivan metroaseman sisäänkäynnin vieressä helpottaa liikkumista kaupungissa ja rautatieasema tien toisella puolella lentokentältä saapumista...

”Great affordable option near a metro station makes everything easy to explore the city!”

”The staff was very friendly. Speaks great English and helped me a lot. ”

”I enjoyed my staying there. It was so convenient to take bus as Unchon busstop nearby is and to Haeundae beach is walkable. The staff was really nice and welcoming. I will definitely book there next time”

”This guesthouse is located right next to a big market place and the shopping area callez Myeong-dong. The metro station is close to the entrance (just take the line 4 from the Seoul Station and hop off at Hoehyeon, or just walk). The room (double) was simple but enough for us (a couple). It wasn't the cleanest, but it was okey. The bed is really hard, so prepare for that. For me, it actually helped with my back pain (but sleeping on your side took a bit to get used to). This hotel served it's...

”Good quality for that price! All you need for your stay, bed was ok, there were enough bathrooms for all visitors, and breakfast was good compared to what I heard that Koreans usually have for breakfast (cereal, toast with butter, cheese and/or jam, coffee and tea).”