Hotel Yaja Sungshin Women's University Station Reviews

Kind of the hotel for couple having some fun.

Poor and

You have to check in after 23:00, which is too late. I don’t know where to stay for so long and wait for the time to pass. Moreover, the room is too small and the air conditioner cannot be turned on. Only the location is really convenient.

The staff was friendly and the service was good. I also had toast and drinks and coffee, which was nice. I want to go again next time I have a chance to go to Seoul.

The location was good, it was clean and quiet, and I liked it. I plan to use it again next time I visit Seoul.

More like a B&B or motel, the location is excellent and close to the subway station, but the sound insulation is not good. You can hear the guests next door opening and closing the door all night long. Although the room is new, it is not clean enough. There are yellow stains on the walls. The bathroom only has a shower and the drainage is blocked.

The smell of cigarette smoke was so strong that it was difficult to breathe every time. Previous customers' hair was visible here and there on the bed, the faucet in the washbasin was spinning here and there, and the dryer kept being folded. Do some basic maintenance.

The room size was small, but the cleanliness for the price was the best. It's a shame that it would be nice if the room size was a little smaller. What stands out is that the parking lot is large, so it would be convenient for customers using their own cars. I didn't check whether parking was paid or free, but...

The hotel is in a prime location with convenient transportation. The front desk service is acceptable, providing free coffee, bottled water and popcorn. It's just that the check-in time is too late and the environment is too noisy.

The price is much more expensive than in China, but the overall environment is still very good

Not too clean, close to the subway station, but far from the city

It was nice to be able to check in earlier than the check-in time.

He lost something for an hour and asked the translator to tell him to put it away, but when he went to pick it up, it had already been lost...

This is the hotel closest to the subway entrance that I have ever stayed in!