Angel Hotel

It was a comfortable stay. The bath was a little small, but within acceptable limits. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a good-value, well-located accommodation.

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It's about a 10-minute walk from Seomyeon subway station. I walked through the busy downtown area, the main street, and the downtown area bustling with young people to find the hotel. The roads are laid out like a checkerboard, so you shouldn't get lost, but every passage looks like the same building, color, and structure, so I got quite lost. There are convenience stores, restaurants, pharmacies, and fast food restaurants around the hotel, so there is no inconvenience. I thought the hotel room was neither good nor bad considering the price, but when the air conditioner cooled down, water droplets fell, and when I asked the housekeeper who happened to be in the hallway, he said that this is common and that I should lay a bath towel underneath. The air conditioner (TV and lighting are integrated) also cannot be pressed for cold 17°C or 21°C, only 24°C or 27°C, is this acceptable for a hotel? Also, the lighting did not work due to a poor connection. I asked the housekeeper about this, and he handled it with another controller that was installed on the desk, so it was not a big deal. However, what about the malfunction? There was no power outlet at the bedside, so I couldn't charge my smartphone while sleeping, so I had to use the charger I brought with me. The sink was extremely low and difficult to use. It was very humid at night, so I couldn't turn the air conditioner down, and I was woken up many times by the sound of water dripping. The room was quiet and not facing the downtown area. If you are concerned about noise from outside, I definitely recommend a room that doesn't face the downtown area.

Although the facilities are old, it is located in the center of Seomyeon, and there is a Starbucks and a convenience store right in front of the hotel, and there are many restaurants and shopping places nearby. It is about a 5-minute walk from Seomyeon Exit 14, and Seomyeon is on lines 1 and 2, so it is really convenient. Locals say they go to Bujeon Market to shop, so when I went there, it was very crowded. (Bujeon Market is also located past Seomyeon Station.) The female receptionist at the hotel is fluent in Japanese and very easy to talk to. The male staff were also very kind. There is shampoo, conditioner, and body soap in the room, but I didn't use them. (I brought my own.) The facilities in the room are old, so you shouldn't expect too much from that, but it's comfortable if you just want to sleep.

The hotel is located on the street, and there is a convenience store at the door. However, the sound insulation is very poor, and you can hear other people talking in the corridor. The facilities are very old, and the consumables in the room also look very poor.

The front desk staff is very friendly and it is very close to the IELTS IDP test center in Busan (about six to seven minutes walk). There is Olive Young nearby where you can go for a walk after the test. There is also Daiso nearby and it seems that there are many bars that are very lively at night. I wish you all the best in the test.

When I asked the female staff at the front desk a question, she answered me in good Japanese. Thanks to her, I had a very enjoyable trip! Thank you very much😊

I stayed in the Royal Suite on a trip with my friend's family. All the hotel staff were nice! The room smelled like a sewer and the toilet light wouldn't turn on, but the smell went away after flushing.