Seoul Gangnam-gu Hotels

nice hotel with a decent room size. It takes about 5 minutes to walk to the next metro station though.

Stayed here for a business trip. Chic stylish and very clean interior but very poorly designed with no ventilation whatsoever. Very damp. No hangers for towels. No mirrors in the room. Shower head does not adjust to accomodate peoples height. Very hard mattress. Could hardly see my feet in this dark dungeon-ish atmosphere. All the light switch is beside the bed so when u enter the room u have to walk all the way across the room to turn on the light. The only window of the room opens onto a dead wall of the opposite building. The most uncomfortable hotel iv ever stayed. Please at least get the essential basics right. Iv had a better and more comfortable stay at cheaper motels. Whoever designed this room prob has never travelled and never had to stay at a hotel before. They did put alot of effort to make it pretty though i wander if its actually meant to be a love hotel where people stay for just few hours. Not a place for tourists.

I stayed here for 5 nights while sightseeing during a concert held at KSPO DOME. The location was great because it was close to the station, COEX, Olive Young, convenience stores, and Starbucks. The room was clean and I had a stress free stay. I'm Japanese, but the front desk used a translator and responded with body language, so I didn't have any problems. I would like to use it next time. It is a hotel that I would like to recommend to my friends. I appreciate the kindness of the staff.

L7 Gangnam is a modern ”minimalist” business hotel part of the Lotte group. It's in the heart of Gangnam around 10min walk to COEX and opposite to the Seolleong ro-90 where the bars and restaurants are. Check-in was speedy - if you have bought breakfast then need to remember to collect the breakfast coupons. There is a mini vending station next to laundry and also a FX machines (passport required) which is useful. The breakfast selection is limited so you may want to explore other cafes around the corner (e.g. Levain Rules, Ronnefeldt, etc). The room is basic and functional. The view overlooking the Seolleong tomb/park is nice, especially if you've requested a high floor. Overall it's a good value for money and given the budget would definitely consider again. Pro Tip: though there is 7-11 in the basement and GS25 around the corner, the un-named 24hr convenience store at the back of the hotel has more fruits (e.g. grapes and oranges) than typical 7-11/CU/GS25.

The location was inside the alley I took the car, but it was a little uncomfortable because it was paid. The interior of the room was clean, the bedding was fluffy, and the cleaning was cleaner than I thought. I want to use it again next time

I enjoyed my stay at the hotel. The staff was very friendly and spoke very good English, which made everything very easy. I was just staying for the weekend for a concert and it was great for just an overnight stay getaway. This may just be a personal thing, but there were no USB ports only plug ports. I had forgotten one of my adapters at home thinking it should be fine, but actually need to go out and buy one, but there is plenty of cafés and convenient stores around the area and it was able to meet all my needs

I stayed here for 8 days. The reception staff were helpful and polite when we checked in, the lift's very fast. The room appeared clean and had good amenities, 2 bottles of water in the fridge, coffee machine, large bed, we loved the TV above the bath, kido loved the heated toilet. It looks clean, clean bed sheets, then I slide the bathroom door closed and it's pretty dusty. No problem, I grab a tissue and wipe it down, I have a dust allergy. We lost something in between getting out of the cab and sitting down in the room so I try to find it, I look under the bed, it's really dusty and also has rubbish from previous occupants. We could hear the traffic outside but it's a busy road and it's understandable, we didn't find it annoying. There are strict check in and check out times and they won't charge you extra if you stick to these, they need time to clean the room and get it ready (they do need to slide the bathroom doors and clean these though, and under the beds too). I had a shower the next day, the waterfall shower's not easy to use and there's no instructions, but there's a handheld shower head attached to the wall. Great, I thought, that will help, It would have helped, but there's no seal around the bottom of the shower door and there's a gap, and the shower head faced the shower door. 30 minutes later I magage to clean the large amount of water in the bathroom and around the toilet up using towels, and I pop downstairs to let them know there's a problem with their shower. They sent someone up right away, I explained the issue, the shower door is missing a seal, he says 'I can't sort that' and walks out. No more showers then. We get back from a walk at around 8pm, and there's a very high pitched whistle coming from the ceiling in our room. I check the lights, the air conditioning and it whistles for about 30 minutes so I pop to the reception desk and let them know. Someone comes up right away and lets us know it's a valve in the bathroom ceiling, there's a hatch, he opens it up, and it stops. Yay! 5 minutes later... yup, it's back. He comes back and adjusts the valve once again. It stops. 5 minutes later... yup. Then it stops. Until the following evening. I let reception know it's still happening, they send someone out, again, it stops, again, and starts, again a few minutes later. It stops and starts throughout the night, midnight, 1am, 4am, 9am. We're tired, I'm rather grumpy, so we ask to change rooms so we can sleep. They check with the manager and give us another room. The new room has a seal at the bottom of the shower, unfortunately their water fall shower lasts for 1 second if you try to use it as the handle on the door self adjusts. There's still dust on the sliding doors and under the bed. We're exhausted having had a pretty bad night due to the alarm, so we sleep, a lot. We didn't eat in the hotel, it's expensive, there's a little French baguette place not too far away and a Starbucks so we're sorted. The Nespresso only ha

The hotel is exactly what you need for Seoul, nothing too fancy, just a nice simple clean room with a comfy bed. Modern, simplistic toilet (with bidet) and shower cubicle. I requested a room change after being woken up by construction (not the hotel's fault), but the new room's shower cubicle didn't quite reach all the way to the bottom, it was about 1 foot short, so when showering, it kind of got the toilet area wet. Location is about 10min walk from Sinsa station or 5min walk to Hak Dong station. There's lots of little cafes, eateries in the small streets near by. Outside the hotel is a nice little Patio area (hence the name) and the hotel also has a 24hr wine store (with some liquor). Overall would recommend.

Friendly and excellent facilities. I was annoyed by the non-conceptual humans in the next room. Thank you.

Fantastic! The exceptional service, amazing breakfast offerings, and the convenience of its location make it a gem in the heart of Seoul. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a place to stay in this vibrant city, and I can't wait for my next visit. From the moment I walked in, I was captivated by the elegant and contemporary atmosphere, which was a true testament to the unique beauty that this hotel has to offer. The service was excellent, with the staff demonstrating a keen attention to detail, ensuring that all my needs were met promptly. One of the highlights of my stay was the breakfast. It was not just good, but genuinely impressive, with an extensive selection of dishes that catered to different tastes. The traditional Korean options were a particular delight, providing a delectable taste of local culture right at my breakfast table. Moreover, the hotel's location was a major plus point. The convenience offered made exploring Seoul much more manageable and enjoyable. Everything was within a reasonable distance, and access to public transport was quite straightforward.