Dongchang Vacations from $1,710

Perfect for a stay in Myeongdong. We did pick this property for our last shopping spree just after coming back from Jeju and it was great for doing back and forth trips with our bags from the shops in the area. The room was and had a great bathroom. This accomodation feels pretty contemporary and modern. Check in and check out were super easy, and we had all the basics covered for staying the night. To be clear, this is a hotel where the location is the main attraction - not the facilities - yet what they offer was pretty good. I will definitely use this in future trips to the area, very convenient.

We’ve been a repeat guests for Sejong. Really appreciate the hotel’s cleanliness and amenities. The room was clean, even housekeeping did a good job when we requested for our bed to be made. The only thing that didn’t change is the worker’s union protest, that seems on-going even before covid. Fortunately, they didn’t bother hotel guests but get a bit crowded when the protest at the lobby though.

It is right in the middle of Myeongdong shopping street and only a few minutes walk to the metro station. I love that they had a water dispenser/purifier in the room and a microwave and coffee machine in the pantry area. Rooms are basic but it is sufficient and worth the price paid for.

We had to wait 2 hours for checkin. I know the check in time is 3 pm, but there are always some rooms that are ready earlier. Then at 3pm there were many people checking in at the same time. I liked the location. Airport limusine in front of the hotel for 18000 won. one washing machine and one dryer for the entire hotel. we paid a higher price with expedia, but the room was on the 11th floor with a nice view. we did not have time for breakfast unfortunatelly. There was some renovation gaing on in the foyer when we were there.

The room was clean and roomy, making it comfortable for two guests. We stayed for two weeks during our trip to Korea and found the location very convenient. It’s close to Insadong and Ikseon-dong Hanok Village, both known for their rich cultural atmosphere. Public transit was easily accessible, which made getting around simple.