Hotels near Kidzania Seoul

We've stayed in different hotels in Seoul and can definitely say that we had our fair share of disappointments in our past trips. So happy with Hotel in 9 given that we flew during BTS' Busan concert and as you know was a crazy week for fans like us. We were a group of 5 and very pleased with the easy check in and out, the rooms were clean, amenities were available, bidet too! Location is superb and staff are friendly and can converse well. We will be back for sure!

This was my second visit to Gangnam this year, staying for three nights on a trip with my daughter. It reaffirmed the excellent Toyoko Inn quality, where every detail is taken care of. The location is great, and the value for money is outstanding, with free breakfast, comfortable beds, complimentary amenities, USB ports, vending machines with snacks and drinks at convenience store prices, a coin laundry, microwave, coin lockers, and polite staff who speak Japanese. We were very satisfied and comfortable; we'll definitely be returning.

The hotel's proximity to the station was very convenient. There were also many famous shops nearby, which made it easy to drop off my purchases and then head back out. Despite being so close to everything, it was surprisingly quiet at night; I didn't hear any train noise or sounds from the neighboring rooms. I brought my own amenities, but there wasn't a spoon for coffee. If you plan to eat yogurt or ramen that you've bought, you'll need to bring your own utensils.

This was our 4th time that we stayed in this hotel and as expected, it was a comfortable stay. The bed is big as well as the room and bathroom. The Japanese toilet is amazing. The location is close to many restaurants, shopping, and subway station.

The hotel lobby has a sophisticated atmosphere, and there's a small meeting room available one floor down. However, the room was smaller than expected, and the deluxe double bed size felt different from the photos; two people would be quite close if one person is a bit larger. On the positive side, the soundproofing was excellent; I couldn't hear the morning cleaning, and it wasn't noisy when I returned in the evening, so the quality of rest was good. The hotel is within a 10-minute walk of the subway, but it's located on a steep hill. The hotel does not offer umbrella rental; you have to purchase one for 5,000 Korean Won. I recommend buying one at the convenience store across the street instead.

We always stay at this hotel. We mostly use it for concerts, so I haven't stayed at any other hotel, but I think the location is absolutely perfect. The steep uphill climb from the nearest station might be tough, but it's convenient to take the limousine bus as it drops you off right in front of the hotel. All the staff speak fluent Japanese, which makes conversations smooth and easy, and we appreciate that. There's also a complimentary drink service (tea leaves) in the lobby, which helps us relax. The guest rooms are spacious and comfortable, and they are very clean, which is great. When staying multiple nights, the room is cleaned daily and the refrigerator is restocked with water, so we don't have to worry about buying drinks locally, which is a big plus. Also, there's a ramen service called "Yonaki Soba" from 9:00 PM to 10:30 PM, which was a huge help since we often don't have the energy to go out for food after a concert. There are also several convenience stores, cafes, pharmacies, and fast-food restaurants around the hotel, and an Olive Young at the nearest station, making it perfect for forgotten items or additional purchases. We will definitely use this hotel again next time. (The photos are screenshots from a video, so they are a bit blurry.)

very good location, not crowded as Gangnam but very near subway. that makes life so much easier. Breakfast is nice and feel like cafe.

The location is good. Although there are hotel staff, check-in is mostly self-service, so there isn't much in terms of staff assistance. However, the hotel itself is quite nice and has everything you need. It's just that it's not yet time to turn on the air conditioning, so opening a window makes it a bit more comfortable.