Guest User
October 17, 2025
The location is excellent, right on Sky Road.
The room is Japanese-style, with kimono robes and wooden slippers. You sleep on a low platform rather than on the floor. There are no closets, but the room has four sections: a large bedroom, a large Asian-style shower/toilet with a wet floor (no shower stall, but with decent medium-sized tiles), a decent hallway with plenty of space for suitcases, and a small corridor for shoes at the entrance. Not all the lighting worked properly, and the condition of the walls, floors, and furniture wasn't shabby, but it showed signs of wear.
All the positives are outweighed by one thing: I found a few hairs on the bed, and the mattress pad was askew under the sheets, suggesting it hadn't been remade. We slept in our clothes, put towels on our pillows, and quickly moved out in the morning.
After analyzing my observations, I came to the conclusion that during the day, the rooms are used hourly for quick romantic encounters. Therefore, check-in is only at 8:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. This is confirmed by the set of combs in the room, the free toothbrush and toothpaste, which are no longer available in normal Korean hotels. And the icing on the cake: free condoms in the lobby.
The view from the window onto the wall of the neighboring building is a small thing.
I'll never set foot here again.
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