Ramada Seoul, Seoul

Not go.

The hotel is being remodeled currently, which is probably a good idea, but the management should also consider the cleanliness of the rooms. We first checked in to find stained bedding and a scummy bathroom. We changed to a different room where we found more of the same, plus hairs in our drain. We were finally satisfied with the third room. Thankfully, the staff was polite at the front desk. We expected more from the Ramada name and were disappointed.

I liked the hotel only problem is the ac didnt work as well as it should thenroom wasnhot and very inconvenient. The bathtub had a ball of females hair it was disgusting, but other than thatthe 4oom was clean and the beds were comfortable the hallways were quiet. I got angood nights rest. The staff were friendly. I would definitely stay again.

Loved it.

I wasn't expecting much from this hotel, but I was still disappointed. When I arrived, the temperature of my room was nearly 80 degrees, and the air conditioning wasn't working. The hotel staff told me they had turned off the building's AC as it was cold outside (around 60 degrees F). Unfortunately, the room's window wouldn't open very far, so the best I could do was lower the room's temperature to 75. One of the room's lights would not turn off unless I removed the key card from the electronic holder by the door. But removing this card would turn off all electricity to the room, which prevented me from recharging my laptop and phone while sleeping. The hotel staff agreed to help with this, but never did anything about it so far as I could tell. (I eventually just taped a piece of thick cardboard over the light, which was recessed in the ceiling.) Oddly, the bathroom was isolated from the rest of the room by an opaque glass pane -- not a real wall. It generated too much light and sound whenever my roommate used it during the night. This hotel's one redeeming feature is its continental breakfast. This was included in the price of my room, and was surprisingly high quality.