The K-Hotel Seoul

Nice hotel in middle of city. Many little restaurants were near by and it has a park like setting

Basic hotel with reasonable speed wifi. Not easily assessable from Incheon Airport. Only one bus service that is direct to hotel entrance but bus infrequent. The other bus service is frequent but dropped off at nearby subway and have to take complimentary hotel shuttle. Have to take shuttle to nearby subway station for food, etc. Hotel out of way in this aspect.

Hotel provide breakfast not good.

5 minutes' walk from Korea Telecom's main R&D center. Best thing about the location is that it is next to a park with some trails in the woods and a long, paved walking and biking trail along a creek (several miles at least). In the other direction (out the front door and immediately to the right) are some simple restaurants: Korean, Japanese, Chinese. There is an excellent (and expensive Japanese restaurant in the hotel basement, an Italian restaurant (main floor, where breakfast is served), and a buffet restaurant on the second floor (which we did not try), but no great Korean restaurant. I was disappointed that there was no swimming pool, just a fitness center.

Room was clean and comfortable, beautiful view. Hotel was very nice, a bit far from most things but it's pretty easy to get around in Seoul so it's not too bad.

Indifferent service. People will solve problems if you persist. No salt and pepper on tables. Not much effort or ability to mcommunicate in English. Tough to bridge the gap. Food oricing is deceptive for special events - not orinted in English whereas other prices are.

The place renovated very nicely. My room was part of the older facility, though. It was clean but not new. The pillows were not as good as the hotel rating leads you to assume. The location is a bit far from subway stations but the local neighborhood buses and the hotel bus will take you there.

The room is clean but it is too remote from the central area. The room does not offer toothpaste, toothbrush, shower gel and shampoo which I regard as necessities for hotels.

This place is quiet and the surrounding is nice, but the room is small and outdated. There is no coffee maker in the room and you have to pay $2.00 for a tiny bottle of shampoo.

Loved the room and the beds-- much more comfortable than the typical Korean rock-hard standard beds. The room was swelteringly hot so we had to crack a window and then it was tolerable.