Hotels near Son Kee Chung Memorial Hall in Seoul

It's better than I thought. It smells less than I thought. The location is good and I thought it was okay in the overall part.

The location is very convenient! There is an airport bus nearby! There are a lot of food downstairs, more across the road! It is.... pay attention! Check in is after 6 pm, check out at 12 am.... From 12 am to 6 pm, you can store your luggage and check in again. I also encountered this hotel for the first time. Then the bad review was that the front desk did not have credit. At the beginning, we had to stay for three days and said that we would check in early every day and then pay 30,000 more. The next day, we would say that the price was different... It was my friend who communicated, saying that it was a sudden change. Tens of thousands.

I was able to stay with peace of mind! The staff were also very kind!

Convenient location and clean room. The hotel has history, but the bed is not old but comfy. Loved the wooden floor and I guess there is a heating system underneath the floor. It says it’s a 4-star hotel but refreshment choices were limited (only tea drip coffee bags). Room-service is not available, but that didn’t affect our mood of stay. It’s environmentally friendly that snacks and individual shampoo sets are not provided. Would definitely come again!

This was my first time visited Korea, and I stayed in this hotel on 31 may-5 june 2023. I was got confused on the first time I arrived because I can't find the reception and it was no staff standby to assist and directing. Apparently, the lobby area is on the 4th floor (press L in the lift). The first floor is only the bakery shop and concierge (but nobody was there when I arrived). And no any signage either. The lobby area is modern and has a good interior. All of the staffs are all well mannered, friendly and helpful, some even speak good English. The room size is not too big, but still fair. I like the bathroom with shower head. it was clean and the lighting of the room is good. But unfortunately, the main reason I chose this hotel in this area was because I want to have a room with Han River view. It was named 'Standard Han River View Double Room', so I had a huge expectation it would really provided a good view of Han River. In fact, the building was not directly face to Han River (a little bit cross 45 degree) and was blocked with other higher surrounding buildings. and most disappointing, it doesn't have a full wide window, the window was separated by a thick wall in the middle. (I forget to took a proper photo, so I screenshot from my video to my boyfriend). I asked the staff whether we could have a room with full wide window and he said that all rooms' window configuration are all same. so i feel my hussle was really in vain to intentionally move to another hotel since my previous hotel located much more strategically to my itinerary (and actually has a bigger room size and cheaper -- i consider this is more expensive because of the brand and the location). The hotel location itself is actually very convenience because it has a direct bus stop in front of, and Yongsan station is literally across the hotel. Another good point, it also has 24 hour of coin laundry in the building (cost 3,000 won for laundry and 3,000 won for dryer). u can directly buy the detergen+softener for 1,000 won in the vending machine in the laundry room. Overall besides the Han River disappointing expectation, i can say that my stay experience here was lovely. The cleanliness of room, helpful and fluent English staffs were all great.

Although it is a motel, it was cleaned neatly, It was a decent size, so it is recommended if you are not particular about it. Towels, shampoo, conditioner, body soap, and mini soap are provided in the bathroom. Lotions and milky lotions were also provided. Amenities such as toothbrushes and body towels can be purchased for 1000w. Check-in is from 23:00, so it was convenient for me, who often arrives at the airport at night. Because it is a motel, there are quite a few couples.

Great location. For bars,eating, seeing people. Clean place good room quite great to stay . Near train station

The location of the hotel is its main selling point. It is right where the action is. The employees are friendly, polite and very helpful. Service is premium. With the above, I would definitely recommend this place! My drawback is the breakfast offered. The choice and spread is very limited. It is better to go out and eat.

Everything is good. There is also a computer that can be used. It is very cold outside to check in at 10 o'clock in the evening!

I do not recommend this hotel for long stay. Maximum 1-2 night. There is no permanent staff in the hotel that could guide you to the hotel itself and provide assistance in principle. All ads there on Korean – will be difficult even with translation by photo. In rooms and common spaces it is dirty. Cleaning is very conditional – just collect large garbage. In the process of residence cleaning is not at all. Furniture and plumbing are all shaved. The walls and bed linen, the towels in spots. In the sludge, the plum and the plumbing flow - in our case there was a shelves. The photos presented on the booking sites were clearly taken at the time of the opening – now all dead. The rooms are very small, there are no storage spaces – neither cabinet nor tumbocs, only the shaky hanger on which you will not hang much, as it constantly falls. With two suitcases in the room is already close. The ventilation is not good. The neighbor over us smoked in the toilet despite the ban – everything pulled into the room. The shower is just a leak over the toilet. The sauna itself is very small and for a person the average set is already uncomfortable. If you count on communication with foreigners – Forget. The main contingent – Koreans. They are gathered in the evening in common spaces, drink and noise. During 3 weeks staying from foreigners only Chinese were who are just as noisy. From the pluses – close to the metro. The 24-hour shops are in principle all over Seoul everywhere, so I do not relate to the benefits.