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It is conveniently located near tourist attractions such as Ikseon-dong, Insa-dong, and Changdeokgung Palace. Capsule coffee and cup noodles are available for free. Washing machine and dryer were also shared. And the owner is very kind! Prosper your business.

The hotel has complete facilities, there are separate toilets for bathing, shower gel shampoo, but no disposable toothbrushes and slippers. The slippers provided are not disposable. It is recommended to bring your own cups. Negative one has breakfast very intimate, milk juice slices bread eggs, Western breakfast is relatively simple. There are many restaurants nearby, the transportation is very convenient, many attractions can be walked, it is close to the Anguo Road subway station, and the distance from another subway station is also accepted. The only downside was that the sheets were not changed, and there was hair on the bed.

A very cozy hostel in the very heart of one of Seoul’s most popular central areas. The beds are comfy, all amenities are there. But for me personally it’s not the best when the staff is only present at certain times of day for a short time, so it’s a great stay for independent individuals. Even though when the staff was present, they were super friendly and helpful! I especially loved the terrace, it’s just amazing and very beautiful.

To be honest, it was okay, except that the front desk asked me to pay some extra fees when I checked in. Otherwise, I would have to check out and change rooms at the normal time the next day... But the attitude of the front desk guy was okay. The hotel is not very hidden. You can see it by turning into a small alley on the main road. There are also many bus stops, convenience stores, and airport bus terminals nearby, all within a two-minute walk. Yes, the hotel is in Dongdaemun District, but it takes about 25 minutes by bus to get to the actual Dongdaemun. The bed in the room is big, and the hygiene and space are okay, but I have to say that you get what you pay for. First of all, the air conditioner cannot be controlled remotely. It is probably a central air conditioner. There is only one plug at the bedside. Although there is a charging cable, it can be charged very well. Slow; there is no desk lamp, only a very weird red night light; the toilet is a bathtub, but there is no curtain, and the water pressure of the shower head is very high and cannot be fixed at all, so you have to hold it by hand or turn the water down; it is a bit inconvenient What I endured was the windows, two push-open windows but no! through! Light! There was no natural light coming into the room at all... It rained on the day we arrived, and it was humid in the room with the windows open. It was very dark in the room without the windows. There is no need to swipe a card in the hotel elevator, anyone can get up, which seems to be a hidden danger, but it is convenient for door-to-door takeout~ In short, if you have a small travel budget, you can stay here. After all, you can sleep well. But if you have a little bit of pursuit of hotel quality, I’d better advise you to leave, haha.

Hotel is right behind metro station on Insadong street - a lot of restaurants and cafe in the area. Staff was helpful. Room clean up everyday. Free 12 hrs luggage storage after checkout. Would come back again.

I really wanted to enjoy Hotel Cappuccino, they have a great location, accessible to pets, and a hip interior. But my 6day stay at this place was ruined one afternoon when I brought back my lunch to my room but couldn’t eat in my room because it was being cleaned. No big deal, I went to the downstairs cafe and started eating there, but the staff kicked me out because it was for guests who wanted to eat at the cafe. Honestly, there were plenty of tables and it’s not like I was taking away business but they fiercely insisted that it was bad for their cafe business. I asked the front desk if there was a communal kitchen or any space for guests to simply enjoy a meal but they apologized for not having this, and encouraged me to wait 30mins until housekeeping was done with my room. Would I recommend this to any tourist? Only if you’re ok with small spaces and mediocre customer service. Also, their bidets provide enemas! Woohoo!

Central location, decent cleanliness. Just a note to all, air con will not be on during winter. They do provide a fan (when requested) and you can open the windows to cool the room down. Doesn’t bother us but for others to take note.

”While searching for accommodation near Gongdeok Station, I mistakenly booked a budget-friendly place and ended up staying for a night. In conclusion, I think there's no hotel that matches this price range. What could be more important than warmth in the cold winter? The room I stayed in had a cozy ondol (underfloor heating). Additionally, warm water flowed generously during showers. Considering the price, I believe it's unfair to compare other aspects with 4-5 star hotels. I definitely have the intention to stay again next time.”

Hotel room is very clean and close to bus stop and airport limousine bus stop but a little far away from subway station.

So, I went back and forth between a four and five. We stayed for four nights in a Signiel Premier Double room mainly to have access to the executive lounge which in other high-end hotels is generally pretty spectacular. Here, it's pretty useless consisting of mostly cookies and crackers for both morning and evening services. That being said, you stay here for the novelty of it and for the view. The view lived up to its billing and the room was clean, quiet and comfortable. Outside of the thirty minute plus check in, the service was exceptional and friendly which bumped it to a five. I'm not sure why the Executive Lounge is so terrible. Seems nonsensical and I must be missing something. As far as I can tell, there are no rooms that come with breakfast. And breakfast is about $55 per person. If you just want a latte, that's about $19 US. Maybe that's why and they want you to pay up. Lastly, from a tourist's perspective, the location is away from everything and away from where the group tours start and you'll need to take a train to city hall. Just an inconvenience, but for the money, unless you really want to say you stayed there, there are probably better hotels with better amenities in better locations.