Find hotels near Gyeongbokgung Palace, Seoul from ₩62,175

"Very nice hotel. Nice staff, very good breakfast…nice location… I highly recommend it"

"it was so clean and the staff was very welcoming and helpful! also the breakfast was amaze"

"I liked everything!!! The place, Service, amenities, staff, food, they even stored my luggage while I was traveling without charge. Location!!!"

"Spacious and clean room, very central location. Great for our family of 4."

"I loved the location, room was clean, staff was nice. "

"Ok 7 night stay. Staff were friendly and helpful, the breakfast was nice, and everything was very clean. It’s also in a good location with a lot of attractions nearby. However, the room and hallways were pretty worn and the hotel is generally in need of refurbishment. The rooms are also very hot and they won’t or can’t turn on the air conditioning properly so instead they give you a room fan. I would definitely not recommend staying here in summer. The gym is small with limited equipment, but probably similar to other hotels of this size."

"It was a good option. It has a coin laundry and a convenience store next door. Very clean and well maintained. Nice staff. Room to leave luggage locked. Great breakfast buffet with many korean and occidental options. Has no room service."

"Location. Maybe breakfast could have been better."

"Great location for a short stay being very handy to everything. Cleaning staff was working very hard to keep up the appearance. Cafe on the 1st floor was good but poor choices for breakfast in the basement 2. Reception staff were friendly. Some were more than others. The main problem is; The hotel itself was old and limited space and facilities. Staying long term was definitely a mistake. Noises from next door or corridor especially through the front door was unbearable especially at night. You could hear everything through the main door. Shower on bathroom on top of the bath was hard to get into especially for elderly. No view what so ever except for the police station radiates its sign throughout the night. Protests all the time blasting your ears. Tiny coffee shop on the first floor was often overflowing from people from outside. Guests for the restaurant used the same lift. Second floor which is mainly for business areas seemed ineffective way of using the already limited spaces they have. We stayed about 23days with our parents. Lots of mixed feelings. They could have treated us better overall. "