The hotel’s location is super convenient, just a walk to the highway bus stop and the bus station, and the area is pretty lively. OliveYoung, Daikoku, and Lotte Supermarket (the west side is a bit limited, the entrance is next to ABC MART, you need to take the escalator down to B1) are nearby, and crossing the street gets you to Connect Modern where OliveYoung is also on the first floor. The front desk on the first floor lets you check in, check out, and store luggage, and there’s a free coffee machine and water dispenser, plus bottled mineral water you can grab yourself. The room matches the photos exactly, the environment is quite comfortable, and the whole place looks brand new. We had plenty of space for our luggage: two 29‑inch suitcases (one top‑open + two double‑open) and a 25‑inch top‑open suitcase; even when opened the space was still enough. There’s a small vestibule between the door and the room, so the sound insulation is decent. However, the first‑floor lobby has no toilets, so you’d have to walk to Connect Modern Mall to use one, and the hotel only gives you one room key. The shower head in the bathroom lacks a drainage hole (red circle in the photo) and there’s no wet‑dry separation; the glass floor has a large gap, so the foam and water only drain through the single hole (yellow arrow in the photo), leaving the whole bathroom floor very wet after a shower. Also, there’s a small gap above the curtains that lets light leak in; anyone sensitive to light should bring a sleep mask to avoid disturbing sleep.
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