Seoul Hotels with Wi-Fi

Had a great experience at Hotel Venue-G Seoul. We arrived before 12pm and were able to deposit our luggage at the concierge first, before checking in later in the afternoon at 3pm. Location was also convenient as it is near to 3 train stations. Didn't use much of facilities.

It was my first time booking this hotel. It’s a 10 minute work from the heart of Myeongdong, which is not that bad because on the way there’s many small cafes and restaurants you get to try. The only thing for improvement is the cleanliness, there was some hair on the bed when we checked in. Also, our room was facing the construction site across so every morning around 7am we would be woken up by the sound of drilling. Otherwise, it is a good hotel in good location with all the services you need.

A great stay In Seoul. Close to the night markets and walking distance to major shopping and attractions.  The rooms are smaller than other properties we have stayed but an efficient design.   We chose a room on a higher floor and stayed on the 19th, the view down the street was amazing.  During our stay we didn’t dine in but we did utilise the bar.  Great service, great view and great selection of beverages and cocktails.  We will definitely stay again when back In Seoul.

Had the worse experience in Stanford Hotel Myeongdong. For context: I was solo travelling, fluent in English but not Korean. Asked the hotel receptionist to book Kakao taxi for me to the pickup point for my group tour to Nami island. She booked the taxi on her phone and told me to go downstairs to wait. After 15 mins, the driver didn’t show up and I had to go back up to the reception (9th floor) to ask her where the driver was. She told me he cancelled. I proceeded to tell her to book the taxi using my KakaoT app instead. She booked in Korean and I boarded the taxi only to be dropped off at a location that was NOT my intended destination. It was a 40 min walk / 19 min bus ride away from my actual destination. It was an absolute nightmare. I had to stop some strangers in the street and attempt to communicate with them in Korean to get directions. It was an empty stretch of road so it was really by chance that they were in the vicinity. Eventually I made it to my destination for the Nami island pickup. If I had been any later, the tour group would have left without me. The hotel receptionist made a huge mistake assuming that my destination was somewhere else instead of clarifying with me why I’m going to that destination. This experience was extremely unpleasant and I am shocked that the hotel receptionist did not type in the address EXACTLY as the one I showed her. Similar name doesn’t mean same location or my intended location. I am never staying at this hotel again.

Location is great, easy to reach by airport bus no.6001 and a few metro stations are around. Many money exchange shops and convenient stores nearby. Just 10mins can reach Myeongdong by bus. The room is clean and the facilities are quite new. You can control your own room air-con temperature. Although my room at 11th floor and facing the main road, it wasn't noisy. Remember to bring your own toothbrush and toothpaste.

Staying at Fairfield by Marriott for a second time and I enjoyed it again:) The trick is to book a room on the ”right” side with a fabulous city view. That makes a hell of a difference, as the opposite side of the hotel faces nearby train station, which comes with noise but probably cheaper (not sure, just a guess). The hotel is 20-30 min away from the city center by metro, maybe a bit far if you plan extensive sightseeing, but all depends on your agenda. This district has lots of shopping malls, cafes, bars and street food, which was perfect for my weekend. Conveniently located next to a shuttle bus stop going directly to the aeroport #6009. Nice design and good service.

The service at the hotel was amazing, friendly, informative and just great. All in English too. The rooms were very clean and were made up perfectly every day. The breakfast buffet was soooooo yummy! They had both more western food and Korean food and options for everyone. The booking as well as the breakfast was also not expensive at all. Location is great too because it is walking distance from all the bars and restaurants, the only problem with that is that it gets loud and stays loud until 5am every morning, however - the hotel kindly provides earplugs for all guests which is great!

**Hotel Review: Mercure Ambassador Seoul Hongdae (Stay: 2 Nov - 5 Nov)** I recently stayed at the Mercure Ambassador Seoul Hongdae for a 4-night stay from November 2nd to November 5th, and overall, it was a pleasant experience. Our group booked two family rooms and one king room, and I’ll share the highlights and a few areas for improvement. ### Location: 5/5 The location of the hotel is fantastic. It’s situated in the vibrant Hongdae area, which is well-known for its trendy cafes, restaurants, and lively atmosphere. Whether you’re in the mood for local Korean food, international cuisine, or a casual snack, there are plenty of options within walking distance. Plus, the Hongdae subway station is just a short walk away, making it very convenient for getting around Seoul. ### Rooms: 3.5/5 The rooms, while clean and comfortable, were a bit on the small side. We stayed in two family rooms, which were ideal for our needs, but they did feel a little cramped once all the luggage and beds were in the room. The king room was slightly more spacious, but it still didn’t feel particularly large compared to other hotels we’ve stayed in. One downside was the air conditioning, which was somewhat inconsistent. At times, the room would get warm, and we found ourselves opening the windows to get some fresh air. The room lighting was also a bit dim, especially in the corridors leading to the rooms. It gave the hotel a cozy feel, but it would’ve been nice to have brighter lights in the hallways for a better overall atmosphere. ### Service: 4/5 The staff at the hotel were generally friendly and helpful, providing good service when we needed it. Check-in and check-out were smooth, and they were accommodating with any requests we had during our stay. ### Facilities: 4/5 The hotel offers a range of amenities, including a gym and a small restaurant. We didn’t use these much since we were out exploring Seoul, but it’s good to know they are available. The lobby area is nice and modern, and we appreciated the free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. ### Overall Impression: 4/5 Despite a few minor issues with the room size, lighting, and air conditioning, we were generally happy with our stay at the Mercure Ambassador Seoul Hongdae. The location is definitely the highlight—so convenient for exploring the vibrant Hongdae neighborhood, and the variety of dining options nearby made it easy to find something to enjoy every day. We would recommend this hotel for its great location and decent service, especially for travelers who plan to be out and about most of the day.

RYSE has beautiful rooms and big bathrooms, loved its big mirror with bright lights. Room size is also decent. Location is fantastic and the nearest exit is exit 9 to Hongdae Station. Exit 8 has the lift if you have many luggages to handle. The staff are friendly and speaks English too. I just wished it’s nearer to the pickup / drop off point where the airport limousine bus stops at, but one can just roll the luggages along if you don’t mind the distance, maybe a good 5 minutes.

Shilla Stay Mapo is strategically situated less than a 5-minute walk from Gongdeok Station / Mapo Station, providing easy access to public transportation. Its proximity to various restaurants, cafes, and convenience stores makes it an ideal choice for travelers looking to explore the local culinary scene. Additionally, popular attractions like Hongdae and Gyeongbokgung Palace are just a short drive away. 7-11 is just right next to hotel's 1/F back entrance, very convenient for emergency snack boost and water supply. Cons will be: bed is a bit too soft, not suitable for everyone.