G Yongsan Inn Reviews

It was an unpleasant experience, to be honest. Fortunately, we only stayed 2 nights at this hotel. When we arrived, the door was closed, we stood there for about 40 minutes trying to call the hotel. Then they sent us the code for the door and the room. The location itself is convenient to the metro, but it was a very narrow, dirty alley. It was scary. The room itself is very tiny, not comfortable for two. There was also a huge insect hiding under the bed. Fortunately, we were able to kill it... There was also a lot of dirt under the bed from forgotten headphones, socks and dust. The room has everything - shampoo, gel, hair dryer, towels There were even air fresheners. In general, it is bearable if you do not live there for a long time. And only come to spend the night.

We booked a Deluxe room, but didn’t quite understand what this Deluxe was about. The room is very small, barely fit two suitcases. There was a strong smell of chemicals and detergents that did not go away! Overall the room was clean. A huge minus is the narrow and steep staircase to the second floor! It was impossible to carry a suitcase. Plus there was a question about check-in. There is no administrator at the front desk, and to get the code for the front door and room, you need to call the hotel number. But the tourist SIM card did not provide for calls. Fortunately, the trip.com support service resolved this issue and sent all the data by email. There was also a nuance: there was only one blanket in the room. But also by contacting the hotel post office, the next day they brought a second blanket. The kitchen is quite clean, there is a water cooler and various utensils. An integral plus is that it is located. There is a public transport metro stop nearby, and a 20-minute walk from the railway station. This is actually why this hotel was chosen.

There are no requirements for independent travel, and those with a limited budget can choose! The location is very good, and the hygiene and cleanliness are average! ⚠️It is recommended that the landlord leave an email for tenants who do not understand Korean to contact them. They can put their suitcases into the house first, so as not to go to the door. There is no front desk, the phone number cannot be called, and no one can be contacted!