Brown Dot Hotel Seong Seo

Das Zimmer ist recht geräumig gewesen und der Service gut (jeden Tag frisches Wasser und frische Handtücher). Das Personal ist freundlich und stets erreichbar und hilfsbereit.

Leider ist das Hotel etwas weiter von der Metro entfernt, man kann aber einen Bus nehmen. Das Hotel befindet sich scheinbar im „Industriegebiet“, auch, wenn abends viel Leben auf den Straßen ist.

Front desk receptionist and manager were amazing! Despite limited English, their warmth support blew us away. We were drenched cycling and they lent us their crocs to get to dinner after offering to help us buy food, shifted his car so we can park our bikes securely where cctv is. There is shoe dryer at reception and clothes dryer in room! Thank you for taking care of cyclists needs!

Nothing. It’s an extra 10km ride in from the Seoul to Busan route but definitely worth it.

Everthing in the room, ammenities, and the lighting was great! comfortable and clean.

The only thing I didn't like was the bed being too firm, and the bed covers fabric were little loud. Other than that everything was great!

Hotel in a rather lively part of the city, southwest suburbs in midst of the red light district, so you'll have enough bars, restaurants and cafes the whole day (and night, if you're into it). Staff was very friendly (as everybody in South Korea in general) but understood barely one word English... (as everybody in South Korea outside of Seoul). Room was spacious, "high tech" from a European perspective: EVERYTHING (light, tv, air condition, ...) is controlled with ONE single remote control (if you can read the signs). Room had a bathtub and even a "dryer/steamer-cabinet" that can be controlled via SAMSUNG Smart-Things app (or you can read the signs on the front... ). Good WLAN, the room has an own PC (with Korean OS, if you're into it, you can install English as second language).

We did not get any introduction into the room/ high-tech facilities including the one and only remote control that's only in Korean, thus we "controlled" the air condition and light by getting up, plugging in/out the AC or switching on/off the light on the central switch in the entrance area.... Could have been so convenient if ANYBODY could communicate with you or if there was a simple instruction sheet in English in an international hotel... Also: the drain from the AC was a pipe put through a hole drilled into the wall of the bathroom, ending directly behind the toilet. Then the water ran along the floor into the central drain of the room IN FRONT OF the toilet... So you had to sit in midst a puddle of condensate when using the toilet... that's a clear NO GO! We helped us by putting an empty ramen-cup under the pipe, but had to empty it every 6 or so hours. Half the window had been closed off with a wall, so the room was very dark (amplified by black /red walls)... but considering that the room came with free lube and condoms the background may come into mind.... ;-) Breakfast was only from 6 to 9, a bit to early for us tourists... All in all, combined with the totally remote location we'd had been better served with a central hotel, but booking "last second" there was nothing left within a reasonable price range... so IF you HAVE TO spend some nights in the city, it is a fair deal (clean, friendly, safe as everything in Korea).