Hotel28 Myeongdong

This was such an amazing stay! Spacious room, comfy bed, great location right bang in the middle of Myeongdong. Staff were super efficient friendly, attentive and professional. There's a self service laundry room which is available 24/7; very handy when you get back after a whole day in the Seoul heat. Myeongdong is an extremely busy area, and the hotel has 2 major fried chicken franchises right in front so the street is noisy. Yet the isolation is great! I had to open the window to realise the havoc of the neighbourhood. The night market is literally around the corner, which, as a solo traveller I really appreciated as it provided with fast and yummy Korean street food ans saved me from having to find a restaurant to sit alone :) I highly recommend this hotel!

What a gem. This hotel's unbeatable location right at the night market is a major highlight. It's incredibly convenient - one bus ride from the airport, with the stop only a 3-minute walk away. The staff were simply marvelous, accommodating us with an early check-in and assisting in arranging a taxi for our early flight. The rooms themselves were fantastic, offering comfort and style. A superb choice for travelers seeking convenience and exceptional service.

Spacious room, clean, nice amenities - Dyson hair dryer was a bonus, free mini bar goodies everyday! Rooms have an air purifier and temperature control is really good. Facilities were great - the coin laundry and dryer were well priced and well maintained. Location is great - right in the heart of Myeongdong - a little hard for taxis to get to but easy to find another location. Not all things are in your room, but a everything e.g. iron and ironing board are just a phone call away. Cleaning staff were amazing and very efficient!

the bathroom is great the bed is comfortable

One of the best restaurants I ate at on our South Korean trip. We had a multi-course supper and also breakfast was very very good. The hotel was founded by a famous local movie star and a few eccentric and quirky aspects must be down to this (i.e. there is a small exhibition that shows the life of the actor). Altogether there was a mood that the hotel is more than a mere business and guests' comfort is valued very highly (e.g. we were not able to book train tickets, two employes helped us although the process took a long time, and eventually paid the tickets from the hotel accounts that we then repaid, they raced with us to the exit to make sure we got the taxi in time, etc.) a great culinary and human experience.