Seoul Hotel Guide - Korea SGI Seongbuk Cultural Center hotels in Seoul, South Korea.

"Great hotel"

"Staff members were great 👍 "

"It’s an ok hotel. It’s clean and well located. Do I feel like it’s a four star, not really, more like a well maintained three star. If you’re looking for guests services and amenities this isn’t the place for you because there aren’t any. The elevators despite having three are extremely slow, in busy period you can wait 5/10 minutes. Rooms are clean but basic and the air conditioning whilst modern is weak so the room is very hot even on 15c. I probably wouldn’t stay at this property again for more than a night or two."

"This hotel is not in Myeongdong which I liked. It is about 1km walk away from busy shopping area but very close to public transport and has many eating options nearby. The hotel suite was clean and spacious for central Seoul with washing machine and dryer. It has kitchen facilities but only had two plates and two forks. Overall excellent place to stay, and I would happily come back here"

"Clean room, friendly staff "

"Staffs were super friendly and room was clean. Air conditioning was working great. "

"We had a wonderful stay at your establishment. The location was conveniently central for our plans. The room was well-maintained and the air conditioning worked excellently. The breakfast offered a good selection of options."

"It was a good place to stay if you travel alone. It could be quite noisy in the morning but didn't really bother me."

"The staff was exceptional. I left my phone in a taxi and they helped me recover it. Since I don’t speak Korean, they helped translate and also made sure I didn’t get taken advantage of by making sure I paid only a reasonable amount as a return fee (part of Uber’s policy). The hotel location was very convenient. Ikseon Hanok Village is across the small street/way with its cute restaurants, cafes and shops. Insa-dong, palaces, subway, stores are all a short walk. All very valuable since I was with my 87 year old mother who needed naps. This allowed me to stay occupied and be nearby. The room was very clean. Booking through Expedia put us in a “premium” room on Floor 10 which has AC that you can adjust so no AC issues for us as others reported. If adjusting AC is important, make sure you book the premium room. I understood before the trip that hotel rooms in Korea are much smaller than in U.S. so my expectations were adjusted. Expect limited space for clothes and living out of suitcase which I usually do anyway. Shower and bathroom are small but very functional. The space reminds me of the efficiency of a cruise cabin."