Dormy Inn Seoul Gangnam is an excellent choice for travellers visiting Seoul, offering a charming environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay.
The rooms offer air conditioning, a refrigerator, and a desk, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease.
Dormy Inn Seoul Gangnam features 24 hour front desk and baggage storage. In addition, as a valued Dormy Inn Seoul Gangnam guest, you can enjoy a hot tub and breakfast that are available on-site. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking.
Nearby landmarks such as Gangnam Style Horse Dance Statue (0.6 mi) and Seolleung & Jeongneung Royal Tomb (1.0 mi) make Dormy Inn Seoul Gangnam a great place to stay when visiting Seoul.
If you like French restaurants, Dormy Inn Seoul Gangnam is conveniently located near Soigne Restaurant, Flam's Bistro, German & French Restaurant, and Rooftop by Ryunique.
If you’re looking for something to do, Garosu-gil (1.1 mi) is a nice way to spend some time, and it is within walking distance of Dormy Inn Seoul Gangnam.
Enjoy your stay in Seoul!
The hotel was really nice but some of the staff weren’t very helpful or considerate. And only had concern about whether you had paid for things although they were friendly. But it was frustrating at times. It might be helpful to have some English speaking staff around. Great location but signal was awful.
Great stay with wonderful staff. It is a testament to the fact that you can have a beautiful hotel in a beautiful location and still set yourself miles apart with an amazing staff and wonderful service.
Pros- near restaurants Pros - with free point to point shuttle services Pros - Free Wifi Pros - No Security Deposit Pros - great Accommodating Staff Cons - No Gym but they said there is free in the property Cons - Hard not comfortable bed and pillow Cons - Small Room Cons - No Microwave
I stayed 3 nights at the end of my 3 weeks in South Korea as a solo traveller and thoroughly enjoyed the hotel. Since it was my last 3 nights I just wanted to relax and be close to places to eat and it was perfect for that. The hotel rooms are on the smaller Japanese standard for rooms but everything is laid out well and I think it’s fine for a single or 2 people travelling. Facilities at the hotel are awesome and I really enjoyed using the public baths in the evening after being out walking all day. There so many things included like ramen at night, access to the baths (which a lot of other places have a surcharge for), lounge wear for use around the hotel, extra pillows (lots of options), free shuttle around the city, and lots more. Good value for money. Staff are very good and unobtrusive. My stay was to a relaxing one and I definitely had that with no unnecessary communication with staff which sometimes happens. For the location, it’s somewhere I’d say is better for a second visit to Seoul as I believe the Myeongdong area is better for newbies to Seoul BUT this hotel does have a free shuttle to that area. However getting to a few of the tourist areas of Seoul takes a bit longer from this location on the south side of the Han River. This was my third stay in Seoul and I really did enjoy staying here. Highly recommended. …
場所:地下鉄の駅から少し遠いが、近くににコンビニがあります。 空港からのシリムジンバス停留所の近く。 部屋:部屋はビジネスでの使用に適し、清潔で快適です。 シャワー付きのみの部屋でしたが、施設内に大浴場があり、問題ありません。 日本のドーミーインと同じように、無料で提供されるラーメンも良いです。さらに、無料キムチがありました! Location: a little bit far from the subway station. but, there is a convenience store nearby. Close to the Limousine bus station from the airport. Room : The room is clean and comfortable for business use. I stayed in a shower room only, the reason is that there is a public bath in the facility. The public was nice to relax . The ramen offered for free is also good, same as Japan's Dormy inn. In addition there was Free Kimch!
Located in the trendy Gangnam area, the hotel is ideally situated close to shopping and transport links. I booked the hotel as the price seemed reasonable. Rooms were small but comfortable and clean with everything you need for a short stay. Staff were very polite and helpful and the buffet breakfast was amazing with lots of choice.
As with any hotel, the most important aspect is cleanliness. Dormy Inn perfectly met my expectations in this regard. The room is well-appointed, beautifully decorated in soothing Japanese tones, and includes roomwear. The hot springs bath was lovely. The late-evening spicy ramen was a nice touch. The cleaning staff is friendly, and the check-in staff, including the trainee, are fluent in Japanese and English. And the free shuttle to Myeongdong Station is very convenient. · For the price, breakfast really should have been included, but it wasn’t. The free late-night ramen could have been swapped out for breakfast and I wouldn’t even have missed it. Also, and this is not the fault of the hotel, although Dormy Inn is nestled a 3-to 5- minute walk between two subway stations, both of these walks include moderate to steep hills. The area in general is very hilly, and due to an injury, I sure felt every step of those hills.…
시설 괜찮고 아래 욕장도 마음에 듭니다 그리고 저녁에 야식으로 라면제공도 괜찮았지만 한국에 맞게 라면을 바꿔줬으면 좋겠어여 일본인이 많은건 알지만 그래도 여긴 한국인데... this hotel has a good faciliy and nice service plus reasonable price. Also i enjoyed late night ramen for free.
Stayed for the last two nights of my trip. I opted to take the bus from Insadong which was a bit of a stretch since I have to drag my carry on suite case to the bus station. I choose this option as there was about 3 transfers has I take the subway. From the Nonhyeon Bus stop it was an uphill climb and will drain you on a hot summer day. As previously suggested take the Sinnonhyeon subway station on the 9-line as it is less hilly. The description of the hotel on line was spot one - enjoyed the breakfast (make sure to include in your package - cheaper than paying on site), the sauna. The safety deposit box locked up and the reception came in immediately to repair it. The only concern I have, which I have experience in other Asian hotel, the check-in time is very much adhered and have to pay extra for an early check in. Would recommend to anybody this hotel…
This is a hotel with many positives, particularly in the additional services they offer for no additional cost! TO/FROM INCHEON AIRPORT: As others mentioned, this is a great option because it is right next door to the Novotel (when facing the main road, Dormy Inn is on your right), the 4th stop when taking the limousine bus from Incheon Airport. Despite a night arrival, it still took us over an hour to reach the hotel, but, we did so with ease and comfort (16,000 won per person). If you are heading back to the hotel, just head back over to the Novotel for the bus to the airport. If you are after the timetable of the return bus, there is one in amongst the flyers and maps available at Dormy Inn. HOTEL LOCATION/TRANSPORT: This hotel is close to a few subway stations, but we usually went to Sinnonhyeon Station (Line 9), which is just past the Le Meridien Hotel and other shops/cafes. If exiting out of that station, look for Exit 4 which is the closest exit to the hotel. If you like to walk, you are also within walking distance of Gangnam Station (go past the entrance down to Sinnonhyeon Station and turn left > keep walking past many shops, and you will eventually reach Gangnam Station). If taking the subway, don't forget that there are Express trains and All Stops trains - depending where you're going, you generally want to take the Express ones! The hotel offers a handy map just highlighting some restaurants, which you can pick up from the lobby. One of the best places to go is called "Gangnam Station Food Street" (the sign even says that!), which is on your left, just before you head down into Sinnonhyeon Station. There are plenty of restaurants to choose from. On another night, we decided to check out the restaurants on the other side of the road - there were more bars/pubs on the other side, but still plenty to choose from! Across from the hotel and to the right (when facing the road from the hotel) were some 7-11 and C U convenience stores. This is where you can purchase T-Money cards (I got them from C U), which are a must, as it enables you to travel around with ease (can even pay your taxi fare using it!). They also had ATMs, but, my debit card did not work at the machine in 7-11, however, I had success at the ATM inside C U convenience store, and also topped up my T-Money card at the 7-11 store on the right of the hotel. HOTEL ROOM: Booked a room for a single person (but unless you get the twin or Deluxe Double bed room, I believe this is the same room for 2 people) for a great price on Agoda. The hotel room was small, but perfectly fine for a solo traveller! However, it would be a tad of a squeeze for 2 adults, particularly, if you're not used to smaller spaces, so, a twin room (usually more expensive) might be a better option (but even then, it is not a huge room, so, keep your expectations realistic!). The bathroom was fine - compact but had all you needed including shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. The hotel offered pjyamas, which they advised you could wear to breakfast or the spa/sauna, along with slippers, and some other items like toothbrush/toothpaste/comb. There were also the usual things like an in-room safe, kettle, and tea bags. The free wi-fi was great - no issues there! HOTEL SERVICES/FACILITIES: This is where the hotel most shines beginning with the free hotel shuttle bus to two different routes (one around the Gangnam area, and another was the Gangbuk route - handy if you wanted to go to Myeongdong or Seoul Station!). This is a definite plus, especially for first-timers! A copy of the shuttle bus schedule is listed near the flyers/maps in the lobby. Just be at the shuttle bus at the relevant time, and away you go! Note that there is no return shuttle bus back to the hotel, but this is fine, as you can plan your own way back (TIP: If you can not speak/read Korean, download Naver Maps to assist with navigating around, since Google Maps is limited in Korea). Another plus was the free hotel sauna and spa. There is a separate one for females and males. You will also find the laundry inside the spa.This is free too, but the dryers are not. TIP: Many people used the basket that housed their bath towel as a laundry basket. There was also a free pillow rental, but the two times I went there to see if I could obtain a new pillow (I found the hotel pillow to be too flat!), there was none available. Additionally, free soba noodles at night are offered at the hotel restaurant between 9:30PM-11PM. So many people took up this offer, and the noodles were delicious! The hotel does have a computer with printer (there are costs for printing), but, it's really not in a good location, if you're looking at anything private like your bank account, since it is in the lobby seating area, where your back + computer screen faces everyone. This is next to the drinks station, where you can grab tea/coffee (try the corn tea!) from the afternoon onwards. BREAKFAST: I did not have breakfast included as part of my hotel stay, but I did purchase breakfast once (22,000 won). It was great, if you are interested in trying Korean breakfast. If western breakfasts are your preference, there are some items, but it's quite limited. However, when in Korea, I can't imagine why you wouldn't want to try a Korean breakfast instead! While breakfast offered a great spread, there are many cheaper options available elsewhere. CONCLUSION: Overall, this is a great hotel for the price you pay (which is not a lot, when you compare with other cities!). There was one downside though - If you don't speak Korean, not all staff, I found, were as fluent in English as you might expect of hotel staff. However, they certainly do try, which is always appreciated! This can be an issue though, if you're generally one who asks many questions, but it did not impact me much at all, so, not so much an issue really! For a first-timer though, I would perhaps reconsider staying in Gangnam and perhaps choose somewhere in Myeongdong or Jongno (however, this is a different issue entirely, and has no bearing on the hotel itself!), but if you're after a great hotel with good facilities in Gangnam, I would not hesitate to recommend Dormy Inn - hard to beat the price, offers excellent services/facilities like the free shuttle bus, and its proximity to the subway and easy access via limousine bus to Incheon Airport is a definite plus! ONE TIP ON PRICE: Look at prices on Agoda (typically offered the cheapest prices) and take note, but then also, go onto HotelsCombined and see what price you can get on Agoda via that way. More often than not, the price was less than if I had booked directly with Agoda (and certainly less than if I had booked via Booking.com, Expedia, Hotels.com, etc.).…
Own or manage this property? Claim your listing for free to respond to reviews, update your profile and much more.
Claim Your Listing