Hotels near Hannam Station, Seoul

Pros: My room was incredibly clean, especially the bathroom. The sink gleamed, every corner was spotless, and the large mirror was perfect for makeup. The spacious counter was a huge plus for all my toiletries (girls tend to have a lot of skincare products!). The room size was typical for a Korean hotel, with enough space for two people's luggage. It's quite close to the subway station, with a convenience store and a few restaurants nearby, and a chill coffee shop just across the street. Although it's on a slope, it's a very short one. The elderly gentleman who checked us in at the front desk had an excellent attitude. There's even a tax refund machine in the hotel lobby. Cons: The soundproofing was poor. The two men in the next room were very loud. If it weren't for the language barrier, I think I would have known their entire conversation – there was absolutely no privacy. Luckily, we didn't stay on a weekend, so we didn't hear any bar-goers or drinkers. So staying here really depends on luck; if you get considerate guests who keep to themselves, it's great. But if you encounter loud ones, it's just bad luck. Also, at 1 AM, the TV (or possibly some other electronic box) suddenly blared an ear-splitting alarm, like an ambulance, which startled us awake. Since I take sedatives, being abruptly woken up is very disorienting for me. My girlfriend quickly unplugged all the power cords behind the TV, and the sound instantly disappeared. I don't know what caused this; I forgot to ask the front desk when we checked out, and I still have no idea what happened.

The location and cleanliness were good, but the soundproofing in the room was nonexistent. It felt like the windows were single-paned because the outside noise was terrible; I felt like I was sleeping in the middle of the street at night. Even though everything else was fine, I won't be staying here again for the sake of a good night's sleep. What a shame.

The room is spacious, and the bathroom is also large. The staff are polite and provide great service. As for the location, the hotel is a bit far from the train station (but still within walking distance). However, there is a nearby bus stop, and it’s close to the airport bus as well. I would definitely come back again if the price remains reasonable like this.

It's within walking distance of Dongdaemun, although it takes a little while. I had a late check-in due to other plans, but the self-check-in at the kiosk made the process smooth. The rooms are a bit small, but the hotel is clean and comfortable.

I got lost because I couldn't find the entrance, lol. The hotel is in the parking lot, behind a screen (like a curtain) that you'd see in an old love hotel! The hotel name is written in neon, so it should be easy to find. The hotel is in an expensive area, but I was able to stay there for a reasonable price. I think it's a former love hotel, so it's not perfectly clean, but it is fairly clean. Amenities are plentiful. They have a full range of items, including combs, cotton pads, cotton swabs, skin care products, cleanser, toothbrushes and toothpaste, body soap, shampoo, and conditioner. I forgot my charger, but they had Type C, Lightning, and Type A chargers, which was very helpful! It was also great that there was USB charging available there! Considering the amenities, I think this hotel is very good value for money! I recommend it!

Nice room, felt clean enough. Great location. The underfloor heating was intense, overheated the room tbh but I imagine it would be wonderful in colder weather. Having to turn on the hot water for shower was a bit annoying but only delayed a few mins. We had a room with a loft area which was super cool, but completely pointless since the bed is on the ground level and they don't offer additional beds. The hotel is above (and below) a hospital, which was a bit of a shock, and uncomfortable being in a lift with my luggage and patients transfering. Lift can get super busy with all the patients plus hotel guests.

Wonderful motel near 3 metro stations. We spent here a great week. As many reviews said, it's host is a helpful and kind woman. She let us wash all our clothes in her washing machine and a dryer twice. She treated us with fruits and gave juice cans. She even got up at 4:30 AM to say good bye! The room is small, but cozy and clean, with a fridge and a warm sheet on a bad, the bathroom is clean too. A microwave and a cooler are in the hall. We like this place and thank the amazing host!

Great stay, room despite being on a smaller side was very convenient. The street outside was a bit noisy.

I've been staying at this hotel for three years now. Let me share my experience. In the first year, I had to speak English with the front desk. The staff were expressionless – not exactly rude, but certainly not welcoming. You also had to specifically request room cleaning as it wasn't done daily. Honestly, from a cost-saving and resource-saving perspective, that's actually quite good, and many European hotels operate similarly. This year, my third time here, all the ladies at the front desk spoke simple Chinese, were friendly, and greeted guests warmly. It also feels like the hotel has been renovated. Rooms are now cleaned automatically every day. What's more, I've noticed an increasing number of Chinese signs on the streets, in the subway, and in restaurants. Even the BBQ restaurant staff invited us to leave a review on Dazhong Dianping in exchange for a drink! It's clear that travel for Chinese people is becoming much more convenient. Apologies, the photos aren't from the hotel.

I stayed for two nights (Saturday & Sunday) at the Triple Cinema Penthouse. It was a spacious place, spanning almost three floors, and the outdoor spa on the rooftop was absolutely perfect for a weekend of relaxation. Having a sauna was a great bonus too!