Hotel Seven Street Seoul (Seoul, South Korea)

The breakfast is different; however, it's not bad. You get soup, rice juice, cereals, kimchi, salad, toast, sausage, and more. At least they give you a choice, but you may not like the coffee. Of course, this depends on what a good cup of coffee taste like to you.

The hotel location is OK. There is a coffee shop right near the lobby and a 7/11 too. There are shops and dept stores that you can walk to within ten-minutes by foot. There is also a selection of restaurants and a subway station is only about five-minutes away. You can catch the bus to the hotel directly in back of the property.

The hotel provides two free bottles of water each day.

The hotel is on a badly lit street. There's hardly any light and when approaching the hotel during the nighttime hours, the street is barely visible. The exterior of the hotel has very little illumination as well.

The rooms are small, perhaps even tiny. No matter what size room you book, whether a deluxe double or a room for five adults, they're small. More than likely, you won't even find room to place your luggage.

The hotel provides room key cards with a sticker that has your room number on it. This may or may not cause you concern. However, if you lose it, you don't know what could happen. You can always peel the sticker off; however, the hotel has stipulated that this practice will be discontinued. Let's hope so! Just for a bit of additional information, the staff does not speak English and keep in mind, the hotel is in the old part of Seoul. For a better district, it's better to stay in the newer part of town.