After reading numerous reviews, I booked a seven-night stay with some trepidation. I chose this hotel over one in a prime location primarily because it's relatively new, and it offered a separate sofa bed for my teenager. The experience, however, was far from satisfactory. Firstly, the hotel lobby is on the 17th floor, and it took a while to find the entrance on the ground floor as there was no staff guidance. Check-in involved a long queue, and the lobby was packed with people, mostly Europeans and Koreans. After checking in, guests are expected to take their luggage to their rooms themselves. I can confidently say that throughout my entire stay, until check-out, the hotel offered no service whatsoever. Upon entering the room, the cleanliness was exactly as depicted in other reviews – clearly not an isolated incident. The hygiene was genuinely poor, far from what you'd expect from a newly built hotel. Also, with no disposable slippers provided, I had to wear my own shoes for the entire seven days. For a room costing over two thousand a night, this was truly a regrettable choice.
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