Stay Together in Seoul

Stayed for one night with a friend. The room was very clean, but it felt a bit small. Myeongdong is just about walkable from here. However, the hotel is located in a somewhat complex area, so I felt a bit bad calling a taxi. For a one-night stay, I think it's perfectly adequate, but anything longer might be a stretch. Overall, I'm satisfied!

A truly wonderful experience! The hotel room was spotless both inside and out. The air conditioning, which is a big deal for us, worked perfectly, and the hot water and water pressure in the shower were also excellent. The self check-in process was a breeze, so no worries about arriving late. Outside the room, there's a common area with hot and cold water, a microwave, and a dining table. Just a short walk downstairs, you'll find tons of food options; the BBQ restaurant was unforgettable! The location is fantastic for transportation, with two stations just a 6-9 minute walk away, making it super convenient. If I had to nitpick, the only downside would be the tiny trash can in the room! 🤣🤣

It's very clean and quiet. It's a bit of a walk to the subway station, but it's manageable.

Self-check-in was very convenient, but the house is brand new, and the formaldehyde smell inside was very strong. My daughter and I started coughing as soon as we entered. Future guests, please be aware ⚠️ There were bugs on the bed and floor. The bathroom was cleaned daily, but the bedding was never changed, and the floor wasn't cleaned of trash.

Excellent place! We were very comfortable. I think it's better than others due to the space, layout, and the fact that it has a wardrobe. Plus, the luggage storage is incredibly helpful as it frees up space in the room and is just a few steps away – it's like having a second closet. We are a family of three and chose the quadruple room, so one person slept in the single bed, one on the bottom bunk, and one on the top. It was my first time in Korea, so I wasn't used to hotels of this concept or type; it felt more like a long-term stay since the kitchen is shared with all guests. But it turned out to be pleasant to have lunch with the neighbors. Of course, you also have to do your part and respect quiet hours. Very good service and attention. I had to switch hotels due to travel reasons, and even though I'm in a similar concept hotel, I still prefer Stay Together. The subway station is close by, so you can quickly get to tourist attractions. There are two 7-Elevens nearby, several places to eat... Oh, by the way, the Mexican restaurant around the corner from the hotel is also wonderful, haha. They also give you a discount at a nearby bakery. We didn't use the laundry service, but they offered to do it if needed. The rooms are clean, and another personal observation: in Korea, we stayed in several hotels, and almost all of them have the shower right next to the toilet, so it obviously gets completely wet after showering, which is uncomfortable. Well, at Stay Together, there's a partition separating the two areas. It might not seem important, but for us, it was very uncomfortable to stay in hotels without that division, especially considering we have a young daughter. Thanks for everything.

The room was clean, but since the window was open when I arrived, there was a possibility of insects. The toilet doesn't flush, and there's no lid on the toilet trash can, so it's a good idea to bring small bags. The location is excellent; it's a 10-minute walk to lines 1, 2, and 4.

No toothbrush or tissues provided. The toilet doesn't flush. I had to put used toilet paper in the trash, which I thought would cause odors, so I bought plastic bags from Daiso and disposed of it that way each time. The cleanliness was great; it was very clean and comfortable. The lack of tissues was a minor inconvenience. Considering the convenient transportation, I think it offers better value for money than other hotels.