K-Grand Hotel Seoul Reviews

☆Location When you leave Seoul Station towards Lotte Mart, go down the stairs and go straight to the right. When you see subway exit 14, it's a little further ahead on your right. There is a 24-hour convenience store and restaurant on the way. When you go down the stairs at the station, there is a Daiso, so it's a convenient location for buying toothbrushes and other items in Korea, where plastic amenities have been banned since May! I was able to enter the nearby restaurant even by myself. If you want to eat Korean food, you can go there. It's up to you to decide whether the food is good or not. ☆Exterior, interior, and room The exterior looks a little old. The entrance to the building is a slope, so it's easy to carry. There are stairs up to the 3rd floor with no elevator. It smells of an old building and cigarettes. The interior is beautiful! The hotel lobby is on the 3rd floor, and the switch for the automatic door at the entrance is in the gap in the wall to the right. You can open it with a button when staff are there, but you need a password at midnight. When you go inside, the wallpaper and atmosphere will dispel any anxiety you may have from the ghost stories, and you'll also smell good. Check your card key and password at the reception, and you'll receive amenities such as soap, body soap, and shampoo. There are rooms on the 3rd and 4th floors. To get to the 4th floor, take the stairs inside. *I was at the very back of the 4th floor. Bath towels and face towels are distributed here. You need to return used towels to the laundry basket on the counter. I'll post photos of the room for reference. The room has the bare minimum facilities. Air conditioner, TV, simple refrigerator, hair dryer, bath mat, and one bath towel. It's enough for sleeping. The bed is also clean. The bed is not made during your stay. Only Internet TV, YouTube, Netflix, etc. The refrigerator can hold four 500ml plastic bottles. It can barely hold food. It's big enough to hold a bijot vertically. Meals are eaten in the lobby. ☆Services The receptionist spoke Korean, English, and a little Japanese. I asked about Korean food, but they said it's difficult to find information. I looked for it on my own. Other than that, if you ask, they will probably look it up. I left the latest edition of the Japanese Korea travel guide in my room, so it would be nice if they could use it at the hotel so that people can see it later... Overall, the reviews are good. I think it's worth it considering the convenience of transportation!