It was bad, bad, bad, very clean down.
EnhzayaHá 9 meses
★★·Seoul·3.7
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Maison Dongdaemun Myeongdong Hotel in Seoul offers family rooms with air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, free WiFi, a microwave, electric kettle, and a dining area. Guests enjoy a terrace, laundry service, full‑day security, luggage storage, and a continental breakfast. Located less than 1 km from Dongdaemun Market, 20 km from Gimpo Airport, it sits near Myeongdong Station and Jongmyo Shrine, with extensive public transport links.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
It was bad, bad, bad, very clean down.
Enhzaya·Há 9 meses
I couldn't find anything positive to mention except that the student working there was helpful during check‑in. The hotel itself is filthy, with both the rooms and the hallway covered in hair that never gets cleaned. The beds are very soft and everything feels worn out. The room was infested with mosquitoes and there’s no net in front of the window. The price isn’t even justified for Seoul.
Leeni1983·Há um ano
I only liked the location, the neighborhood. The administrator did not check me in at the specified time. I tried to shove a dirty, smelly, damp room in. Only after I called the police did they give me a room in a somewhat better state. I was forced to check in, but I really wanted to leave. Somehow they made me wait more than an hour. Room cleaning was paid. There were cockroaches. Terrible conditions. They say breakfast is included, but in reality they put bread, a toaster and jam in the corridor. They call that breakfast.
Bekzhan·Há um ano
The location is close to the station, but there’s no lobby. You have to contact the staff, which feels very uncomfortable.
Eds·Há um ano
The location was good, but the building was old and the room itself was the only place that was relatively clean. A very narrow path led to the three beds. The girl who was supposed to prepare rooms and clean the area looked miserable. When I arrived, the hotel looked like a bomb site—utterly shocking. Check‑in was at 17:00, something I’ve never seen before, and check‑out was from 08:00 to 11:00, also unprecedented. The thing that really made me angry was that, as a guest, I couldn’t be told which room I was assigned to; the staff said I should contact the manager myself. I couldn’t, and it ended up with the girl helping me, against my protest!
Niels·Há um ano