Hotel Marguerite
Located just 30 meters from Exit 1 of Myeongdong Subway Station in Seoul, Hotel Marguerite is the ideal choice for exploring Seoul and its surrounding areas. The hotel boasts a prime location with a wide range of amenities nearby, including Korean and Japanese restaurants, Daiso, 24-hour convenience stores, Starbucks, and a park, ensuring a convenient and comfortable stay. Transportation is also highly accessible.
Convenient Location:
3-minute walk to Myeongdong Shopping Street
10 minutes to Shinsegae Duty-Free Shop
10 minutes to Lotte Duty-Free Shop
20-minute walk to Namsan Tower Cable Car Station
Thoughtful Services:
Professional airport transfer service with drivers fluent in Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean
Hassle-free communication and attentive assistance for all your needs
Comfortable Facilities:
Newly renovated in 2025, featuring 19 rooms equipped with free high-speed Wi-Fi, TV, air conditioning, underfloor heating, hairdryer, refrigerator, and more
Due to its prime location in the heart of Myeongdong, rooms are compact and the building does not have an elevator
For a more spacious experience, we recommend booking a room that accommodates one more person than your group size
Contact Us:
If you have any questions or need assistance, please feel free to contact us. We are here to ensure a pleasant and memorable stay!
"Location wise, Marguerite Hotel is almost perfect - nearest exit is Myeongdong Exit 1 (bonus as it comes with escalator), the Daiso that is a must visit for all tourists, near to Namsan Tower, airport limousine bus (right across Hotel Prince), and of course, just opposite the Myeongdong shopping heaven. You can always return to the hotel to stash your stuffs or for a quick refresh. For Muslim travellers, ”Lepakla” restaurant is just 5 steps away from the hotel, and near to Kampungku and Mari Meokja. Facilities like water dispenser (located at Ground Floor and second floor), tea and coffee is available 24/7. Iron is available upon request, bur ironing in your hotel room requires a bit of creativity as the size of the room could not accommodate luggages, let alone an ironing board. The projector in the room was a nice touch, I asked the receptionist how to use it and he said I need to connect it to my own laptop. But I don't carry HDMI cables around, especially when travelling. So after fiddling with the remote, I found out that I don't need to conect it to my laptop after all, as YouTube and Netflix is already readily available on the projector. The down side is, the size of the room. I managed to lay open my 26 inch luggage, but that leaves me no more room for other things. But the worst part is, the service of the hotel. Due to my bad knees, I have made a request for a room on lower floors via Trip. Upon check-in, I politely requested again for a room on lower floors. However, I was assigned to a room on the highest floor. The staff said nothing could be done, which was really disappointing. The staff offered to bring my luggage to the room, which I was grateful for, however, I had to drag my luggages all the way from fourth floor through the narrow staircase all the way down, resulting damage to my luggage. So if going up and down the staircase (there's no elevator/lift), is an issue, you might want to check out other places instead."