G Yongsan Inn

G Yongsan Inn Overview

You know what caught me off guard about G Yongsan Inn? It’s one of those places that doesn’t try to be flashy, but somehow gets the fundamentals right in a way that actually matters when you’re tired and just want a decent place to crash. I stumbled across it during one of those last-minute booking situations, and honestly, I was pleasantly surprised by how solid it turned out to be.

The lobby has this refreshingly no-nonsense vibe – clean lines, decent lighting, and check-in staff who seem to genuinely know what they’re doing rather than just going through the motions. My room was on the quieter side of the building, which I really appreciated because, let’s be real, street noise can make or break a stay. The bed was actually comfortable (not one of those rock-hard mattresses you sometimes get at three-star places), and the bathroom was spotless with good water pressure – those little things that you don’t think about until they’re not there. I mean, the decor isn’t going to win any design awards, but it’s tasteful enough and everything feels well-maintained.

What I really liked was how the whole place has this understated efficiency to it. The Wi-Fi worked without any of that frustrating login process nonsense, the air conditioning didn’t sound like a freight train, and there were enough power outlets that I didn’t have to choose between charging my phone and using my laptop. The housekeeping team clearly takes pride in their work too – my room was ready early, and they’d actually restocked the coffee supplies properly instead of leaving those sad single packets. Look, it’s not going to blow you away with luxury amenities or Instagram-worthy common areas, but sometimes you just want a place that delivers on the basics without any drama. The location puts you within easy reach of some really good local spots, and the staff seems genuinely helpful when you need recommendations or directions. For the price point and the 7.3 rating, I’d definitely consider staying here again – it’s one of those reliable choices that lets you focus on actually enjoying your trip instead of dealing with hotel headaches.

G Yongsan Inn Accommodations

Reviews of G Yongsan Inn

• Ewelina from Poland (8/10)

  The bed was incredibly comfortable. The location is great, so close to Seoul Station.

• Louise from United Kingdom (7/10)

  Room was small but it was warm, clean and bed was comfortable and they had a kitchen you can use and a washer & dryer. So overall for the money it was ok. It’s very basic but was ok for a couple of nights.

• Thomas from United Kingdom (8/10)

  This hotel is a bit off the street so it was not very noisy. There is a keypad lock system which makes sense once you figure it out. The bed was comfortable, and there was hot water in the shower. No complaints.

• Adriana from Netherlands (8/10)

  Good location, good wifi, possible to leave your bags before check in but you have to leave them at the reception area

• Nur from Malaysia (8/10)

  the location is quite tricky. you need to go in between shops to arrive the place. but it is nice place to stay. i love it since there are many food shop around (but not for muslim). and so near to han river, Hybe Ent., bus station and subway. And very close to Seoul Station too! The bedroom and bathroom is comfortable. Fit for two with no big luggages. if you have big luggage, you still can put your luggage around the shoes area. they provide washing machine and dryer so i love it!

• Rachee11 from South Korea (7/10)

  The beds were comfortable, and the layout of the room was good. Close to bars, restaurants, bus stops, and Subway.

• Simon from Germany (2/10)

  Very easy to check in cause you get the door keys as a message in advance.

• Azmarita from Malaysia (8/10)

  The staff was friendly
  Answered my messàges fast enough

• Aubrey from United States (3/10)

  The property was in a great location and instructions were clear. The concept over all was a great idea.

• Lindsay from South Korea (9/10)

  Great location within walking distance of Seoul Station, I like walking, so I walked all over Yongsan and Itaewon and still could walk back to the hotel. I walked to the National Museum, though it was an hour away, but I like taking in the scenery as I go. Busing would have been easy, though. And I didn't need to use it, but I did love that there was a kitchen and washer/dryer available for use.

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