The K-Hotel Seoul

nice location and the breakfast was very good. the room codition was poor.

The bedroom was clean and cozy, the fatigue piled up was relaxed and the Korean food was very tasty

위치좋고 조용하고 강남이동쉽고 가성비 좋고 주차도 너무 편한 호텔입니다.

This hotel is a good conference, or event location, but is a little out of the way. I was also surprised to find that you needed to pay extra to visit the gym. Overall a nice place but really an event/conference hotel.

This hotel is pretty nice, but in terms of convenience wise, it's probably not very good because you'd need a car in order to get around.

Room was way too hot

I booked for 3 nights but I ended up staying 2 nights without being refunded for the third night due to being unable to communicate with expedia. This hotel used to be a sort of education center before and probably the lack of hotel atmosphere origins from it. The staffs looked and sounded pretty indifferent to the guests needs and seemed unapproachable. The lounge looked and felt not up to its best function. The buffet was priced quite reasonably though. Pretty much this hotel can be good for some convention meetings but definitely not a place if you want to feel the busy fancy vibe of KangNam.

K-Hotel, I heard it’s a government-run hotel, opened 30 years ago, the area is away from tourist attractions, but good for a conference. Convenience store and Costco (need to apply membership to shop) is nearby, lots of greenery around the hotel for walks and jogging. Room is a bit old, good WI-FI coverage, good enough for a day or two!

Concierge was very friendly and helpful! Front desk not so much (maybe due to English being not so good) Hotel is old and tired and my bathroom was not cleaned very well before my first night...

Nice hotel - but not 100% set up for international guests: The hotel's ATMs don't accept non-Korean cards and their directions to the Incheon airport were a problem - the free hotel shuttle to the Yangjae "Bus Station" is handy, but finding the 6009 airport bus was a challenge. The Yangjae "Bus Station" is a cluster of 50-60 bus stops spread around an intersection of five main roads. Even the locals needed to look up maps on their phones to help us find the right bus shelter...