Hotels near Topgoal Art in Seoul

Good value for money and clean.

This hotel has 3 main advantages: 1. Excellent team of administrators, always ready to help 2. Location perfect: historic center of Insadon, near 3 metro stations, one literally opposite the hotel 2. Soft mattress, pillows and blankets. Ideal location to Bunchon khanok Village 15 minutes walk, to Mendon 20, all nearby. I will definitely stop again

Overall, pretty good! The bathrooms could use some renovation. The host is cool and fun – she speaks Chinese and Korean, but not much English. No worries, a translator app will help you out. The location is a bit far from the city center. It takes about 40 minutes by bus to get downtown. The hotel is on a hill, surrounded by mountains, with clean air. It's about a 10-minute walk from the bus stop to the hotel, up a steep slope, but it's not too bad. Anyway, if you prefer to stay in a private room, this is the best option for the price in Korea, rather than renting a bunk bed in a hostel downtown or near the city for the same cost.

The room was clean and hygienic. The bathroom wasn't very soundproof, which could be improved, as I could hear water being used in other rooms. It's close to the subway, making it very convenient to get to the airport. Insadong is right downstairs, and at night, there are many food stalls, creating a lively atmosphere perfect for groups to eat and drink. There's also a good cultural vibe with many handicraft stalls, making it worth exploring.

The room is warm enough during winter Dec and the bed is comfortable. Breakfast choices are limited. Their cheesecake is nice. We can refill drinking water and hot water at the lobby receptionist area. We are sad that we couldn't have the hanbok experience during our visit. It is supposed to provide free hanbok experience for photo shooting. They just told me that it was sent for cleaning. We stayed 3 nights, and the hanboks are not available :( Lastly, the rate for a luxury room is a bit over priced. Their location is able to walk to nearby attractions but we have to walk a lot. 15-20mins walk to hanok village.

Location is one of the best consider the price which is very affordable. I stay for 5nights however as they do not have many rooms, I think just 1-3 rooms per room types, they tend to sold out quite fast, which for my case, I have to change room type 3 times for the 5 nights stay. Some room is very small, which is expected for the price and the location. Plus point is that, a huge window to look outside. Room heating is also good during winter time, also room is clean and tidy. Only negative is that as I have to check out at 12pm and re check in again at 3pm if u have different room type, and staff may have different instructions on where to store your luggage. However they will bring it luggage to the room once it’s available which is good. Overall, for that pricing, no complaints.

The only best thing about this hotel is the location… others are not even above the average level for a worth living place. Amongst many defects, the worst is the bathroom, the shower head had a water leaking at the cohesion with the tube, when I ask the receptionist for a replacement, she just said no replacement provided and will report it and doing absolutely nothing… the shower has no compartment with the toilet, so whenever you take the shower it will inevitably make the entire toilet damp… and no room for anyone with a suitcase, you can only place your luggage under the clothes hangers. Dont think about it If you don’t want to experience living like staying in Cubicle.

I recently stayed at Insadong Crown Hotel during my solo trip to Seoul, and it was the perfect choice. As a solo traveler, location and safety are very important to me — and this hotel delivered on both. The hotel is conveniently located in the heart of Insadong, within walking distance of traditional shops, cozy cafés, street food spots, and subway stations. It made exploring the city so easy, even on my own. I always felt safe walking around the area, even in the evening. The room was clean, comfortable, and just the right size for one person. After long days of sightseeing, it was nice to return to a quiet and cozy space to rest. The staff were friendly and helpful whenever I had questions about directions or recommendations. Overall, I highly recommend Insadong Crown Hotel for anyone traveling solo. It offers comfort, convenience, and great value in one of Seoul’s most charming neighborhoods. I would definitely stay here again on my next solo adventure! 🇰🇷✨

The pros: Just 5 minutes walk to the Hyehwa station Very clean room Breakfast and ice cream are unlimited The location is very good with plenty of restaurants and Shops Cons: Can’t wear shoes inside the hotel and need to carry them. This creates an insane amounts of inconvenience Overpriced rooms. On some Korean websites the price for the same room is half Only the shower is there in the room. So need to use the shared toilet which has a weird lock that doesn’t really lock and can be opened from the outside by anyone as it’s not a real lock. This creates an insane amounts of inconvenience. Poor soundproofing. I could literally hear what my neighbours are talking and hear people walking around in the all the night There’s no windows at all This makes it very hard to sleep I don’t think I will ever stay here again unless there’s no other choice

Location: insadong is 15 min walking distance to Bukchon Village and palaces. 20 min to Myeongdong. 2 min to subway. Very centrally located. Staff: very helpful. On the day we had to leave at 6:30 to go on bus trip, they were able to arrange pre-packed sandwiches. Amenities: ramen and ice cream everyday after public bath. Our kids love it. Suggestions: to provide kids slippers. The onsen is a public bath, not real onsen water if this is of your priority We had a great time!! It is highly recommended!