Ulasan Hotel WO Seoul Station

It was a decent stay for one night. I landed to Incheon late, and traveled to busan next day. So location was good, next to seoul station, though still a good walk to the station. Stairs and small stairway. It’s contactless check in, you go in, the phone rings and you pick up and talk to staff. Then they drop your key card via the dispenser next to the phone. It was kind of hard and annoying with my suitcase but it is doable! Not a lot of room to open ur suitcase inside the room. You get amenity kit. The soap had a very good smell. Would stay again, but not my first choice.

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Good for short stay. Walking distance to train station.

this hotel is located near to the Seoul station. fully digitalized and no staff were in hotel. but my stay was good.

I booked this hotel because it was supposedly close to Seoul Station, but in reality, the back streets around the hotel were quite dark, there were hardly any shops, and it felt very far away. I felt very scared being alone. From the moment I entered the hotel, the atmosphere was really bad, and I strongly felt that it was dangerous to stay here. I repeatedly told my companion that I wanted to change hotels, but we ended up staying there. The room had a strong musty smell and lacked cleanliness. There was an empty condom among the amenities, which was truly disgusting. It made it difficult to breathe. To distract myself, I turned the TV on at full volume and couldn't even turn off the lights. In the end, I could only stay for about 3-4 hours and left the hotel early in the morning. The atmosphere was so bad that I didn't even feel like taking a bath. I especially recommend that solo female travelers carefully check the location and surrounding environment.

It's not at a level that Trip.com should be handling.

There was a used tao on the ground...

There were no obstructions from the surrounding buildings, so it was easy to open the windows and ventilate, but the lack of screens made it uncomfortable. I woke up to the sound of mosquitoes.

The cleaning is not done properly and the drain is clogged, so it is the worst accommodation. It is a place for a large group. I strongly recommend not staying here.

.It looks expensive.

The location is relatively hidden and takes time to find. There is no staff and it is difficult to get the key card, but overall it is OK, but the price is a bit expensive compared to similar types nearby.

Ctrip helped upgrade the room. It costs more than 1,300 RMB, which is roughly equivalent to the inferior Home Inn Express in China. The room facilities are all available. Hot water is also available. There are many kinds of matching toiletries, all of which are easy to use. The cleaning sister lent me a charging plug. Overall it's okay. Accommodation in South Korea is so expensive, beyond imagination.

The house was in poor hygiene, with dust in the corners. I was bitten by mosquitoes every night. I killed up to 8 mosquitoes in one night before I could sleep.

I originally thought that after a few hours, as soon as I walked in, I felt extremely disgusting. This is not a place where people live. Escaped after 2 hours