Ulasan Doksan Daeho Motel

I just needed a place to sleep one night in Seoul, so the stay was good enough for a male solo traveler. The room had shampoos and teeth brushes, and a hair dryer. The guy at the reception desk was super nice and there was no obstacles to check in despite the entrance kind of looks spooky (that’s probably because it was nighttime though…) Taking a shower was not that comfortable for a person who isn’t used to the bathroom type where a toilet situated right next to a shower. There were two towels but I brought one with me so I didn’t use the ones in my room. The bed was comfortable and you have a big screen TV so you can watch Korean TV shows.

Pretty ok. Bed was good. But there was no sink in the bathroom so that was a bit difficult.

The room and bed is very clean . And the manager is very kind!!

It was nice for the amount we paid

It’s a bit far from the metro, you need to walk about 1,4 km something. However the room worth the price.

not bad

The room is good, but the bathroom is in poor condition. A motel will suit you if you will only sleep there for a couple of days.

It was nice motel.

The place is as expected, small but clean.

We checked in for a week with a friend, arrived late in the evening, so it was dark and finding the right door turned out to be a whole test, approaching the porch on which two drunk men were sitting right on the steps, we opened a broken door behind which there was a steep staircase up, having overcome an unexpected test we approached a window behind which a friendly and polite man was sitting, he helped us with our things and led us through dark narrow corridors to our room. The door lock is a combination, on the one hand it is quite convenient, you do not need to be afraid that you will lose the key, but at the same time we were very worried about the safety of things, since you can not change the password. The room turned out to be very humid and stuffy, the smell was appropriate. The bathroom turned out to be without a sink and covered from floor to ceiling with mold, which in my opinion is very unhealthy. However, despite all the nuances associated with cleanliness, it was clear that the staff is trying to leave a good impression for the guests. The man happily greeted us every day and on the day before leaving he gave us sweets. Also, the amenities included a soft heated bed, a set of personal accessories, a hair dryer and a refrigerator with a kettle. I do not recommend moving into this area alone, especially for girls, because there is always something going on in the streets at night, either alcoholics or rowdy youth.

Even a homeless shelter is better than this. The entrance feels like a cottage industry factory, and the bathroom is so dirty that I never used it. I could hear people talking in the next room, and the bed springs were old and creaky. I'm almost 60, but this is my first time in a place like this. I absolutely. DO NOT. RECOMMEND. I couldn't go anywhere else because I arrived after 1 o'clock, and the atmosphere was so gloomy that I slept with a knife under my pillow for fear of being robbed. That said, I've said it all.

Lots of windows. Nice room. No strange smells. Shampoo available. Good towels. - you can't change the code to enter the room. So we were a little worried about things.

Everything is fine, the man at the reception showed everything. The room is compact, but nice and clean

I used this hotel for cosmetic surgery in Korea. The entrance was pitch black, which made me a little unsure, but once I entered the room I found a double bed, desk, TV, toilet, shower and air conditioning, so it was comfortable. There were some amenities provided, such as toothbrushes and body soap. It's a bit of a walk from the station, so it's a bit of a downside, but I think it's very good value for money. I think it won't be a problem if you're a man traveling alone like me.