Search Hotels Near B-Boy city in Seoul - Kung, Seoul

"Amazing location and very clean"

"Small, tidy room. Quiet. Good location. Lack of outlets in room for chargers, but otherwise all good."

"This was mostly good but I hated that the TV turned on every time I put the key card in to turn on the power. That's a huge detractor in my experience. Everything else was decent. It was in a good location."

"I did not feel welcomed here by staff. My last night in Seoul, upon check in I was given room that smelled like cigarettes. I asked to change and the front desk said they are non smoking and made me feel like I was asking a lot to change rooms. I told them someone had smoked in there and you can smell it. They did give me a different room but it felt reluctant. As my last night in Seoul, I thought it would be nice to have a glass of wine and some dessert. I went to the second floor to the restaurant and was not greeted. There were two females and one male staff member there that just looked at me like what was I doing there. Then finally the male asked if I had a reservation. He said I could sit down but wasn’t friendly. I said I would just have a glass of wine and some dessert. He told me I could not sit down because I have to order food. I said dessert can be food and he said no. It felt very dismissive for someone who is a hotel guest. When I checked out in the morning, I wanted to go across the alley street to get coffee before I had to jump on the subway with all my luggage. I asked to leave my luggage and the front desk clerk was reluctant again. He asked me for how long like it was such a problem. Seriously ruining an opportunity to enjoy my last morning before heading to the airport. I stayed at the Ryse last week. They were so accommodating I regretted not spending the extra $50 to stay there my last night."

"Just ok"

"Clean room easy to commute"

"Excellent staff and stay."

"Our stay at Passport Sapporo Ryokan Hongdae was absolutely wonderful! The staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and always ready to help with a smile, which made us feel right at home from the very beginning. The ryokan itself offers such a unique and memorable experience — a perfect blend of traditional charm and modern comfort."

"Not suitable for people with mobility issues. The lift is tricky and is only for carrying luggage. You will still need to climb the stairs to reach your room. No staff is on site and you can only contact them by phone."