Hotel CF

The room was quite clean and tidy. We stayed in a room with one single bed and one double bed, which had a window and a private bathroom. There was also a TV and a small fridge in the room. The hotel provided disposable slippers, shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, toothbrush, and toothpaste. On the first floor, there were free beverages and a microwave available for use. The front desk staff were exceptionally nice, and sometimes there was even someone who spoke Chinese. The hotel is very close to the subway station, making it convenient to go anywhere. The transportation is incredibly convenient. I forgot to take pictures of the room, so I just took a few at the hotel's front desk.

The room has been renovated and is very bright. The hairdryer is new and dries hair quickly. The shower room is clean, and the shampoo and shower gel smell great and work well. The bed is large, there are plenty of outlets, and the air conditioning is very cool, although a bit noisy. The hotel is very thoughtful, providing free drinks, which saves a lot on buying water. The location is super convenient, right on the main street where you can catch the airport bus and subway. It was a bit tricky to find the first time arriving since I wasn't familiar with the area. I hope the hotel name will be lit up, making it easier to spot. There's a GS25 nearby and many late-night food options. The only downside of the hotel is that the elevator is between floors, so you have to carry your luggage up or down one flight. The staff are very friendly, but they don't sweep the room when cleaning, only empty the trash and replenish some supplies. I'm not sure if this is typical in Korea, but I still think it's a great place, and I will definitely stay here again.

The location is super convenient, although there are a few stairs to climb. The lobby offers free canned drinks, and luggage storage is self-service and secure. The bathroom was very satisfying! Plus, the shampoo smelled great, putting me in a good mood after showering. Soundproofing is also decent. Within a 3-minute walk, there's a convenience store and a 24-hour self-service ramen shop.

They offer luggage storage, and the restrooms are very clean. The front desk staff are incredibly friendly and even helped with our bags. The location is also excellent, with plenty of food options and convenience stores nearby.

You can store your luggage here, and if a staff member is at the front desk, they'll help you with it. The hotel is located in a small alley. The nearest subway exit requires going down stairs; otherwise, you'll have to take a detour. There are two good places nearby! The room environment is decent. It's a typical Japanese/Korean 'nano-room,' but there's space for luggage, a TV with YouTube, and the air conditioning works well.

The hotel's location is perfect; it's just a few minutes' walk to Myeongdong and very close to Chungmuro subway station, which connects you to anywhere you want to go. The contactless late check-in was convenient. There's an elevator, and the rooms are comfortable, each with a separate toilet and shower. The staff are polite and always eager to help, even recommending restaurants. They speak English. I only deducted one star because the room cleaning wasn't thorough enough.

Highly not recommended. Besides the convenient location, there are no other positives. The cleanliness is terrible; the pillows, sheets, and towels all had strange stains. On the first day, the air conditioning broke. I messaged the hotel, and they just told me to open the window, showing no eagerness to resolve the issue, which was very frustrating. After opening the window, smoke from people downstairs would drift in, smelling awful. You could also clearly hear people walking upstairs or chatting in the hallway. The only good thing was one Japanese lady at the front desk who was very kind and lovely.