Vine Hotel

“Moderne, propre et très confortable”

J'ai vraiment aimé l'hôtel Vine, juste à l'extérieur de Séoul. J'ai passé 3 nuits dans la chambre 708. Très spacieuse, avec un grand écran de télévision, Internet gratuit qui marchait très bien, grand jacuzzi et douche de plain-pied. Tous les meilleurs savons, shampoing, et tout le confort moderne.… Plus

J'ai vraiment aimé l'hôtel Vine, juste à l'extérieur de Séoul. J'ai passé 3 nuits dans la chambre 708. Très spacieuse, avec un grand écran de télévision, Internet gratuit qui marchait très bien, grand jacuzzi et douche de plain-pied. Tous les meilleurs savons, shampoing, et tout le confort moderne. Le personnel était très serviable et courtois, avec suffisamment de compréhension de l'anglais pour rendre déplacement facile. Le café attenant servi le petit déjeuner simple et savoureux (uniquement). La Seongnam-dong a ) ainsi que de nouvelles sections modernes. Hôtel Vine est dans le plus ancien, moins chic, mais le vrai. Les attractions touristiques à proximité de parler de ( j'y étais pour les réunions au coréen Design Centre).

Moins

“Un bel hôtel propre”

J'ai séjourné dans cet hôtel pour 3 nuits. C'est un peu loin de Séoul mais il y a des boutiques, des centres commerciaux, des restaurants et un parc national dans la région. Les chambres sont grandes et confortables et le service était bon. Le petit déjeuner est établi par le cuisinier et vous ne p… Plus

J'ai séjourné dans cet hôtel pour 3 nuits. C'est un peu loin de Séoul mais il y a des boutiques, des centres commerciaux, des restaurants et un parc national dans la région. Les chambres sont grandes et confortables et le service était bon. Le petit déjeuner est établi par le cuisinier et vous ne pouvez pas choisir mais il était correct et le café était correct aussi :-)

Moins

“A little strange....”

The location of this hotel is a little weird, being situated on a street comprising entirely of Love Hotels. My local contact who reserved for me assured me this was a business hotel, but judging from some early morning sounds coming from the room above, the "business" being conducted was more of … Plus

The location of this hotel is a little weird, being situated on a street comprising entirely of Love Hotels. My local contact who reserved for me assured me this was a business hotel, but judging from some early morning sounds coming from the room above, the "business" being conducted was more of the nature expected by one of the neighboring establishments. The room was really nicely designed - I loved the traditional/modern fusion. However, it was EXTREMELY hot and I had the choice of either using the air conditioner to constantly try to cool the room which (a) didn't work, and (b) was very noisy - or else to open the window, which was even noisier. Breakfast was a single sausage, some salad, a couple of slices of toast, soup and yoghurt - served on a tray (so no buffet). Perfectly nice and well presented, but all just, as I say, a bit... strange!

Moins

“clean, comfortable... interesting...”

The room was clean, large, and comfortable. Despite being on a main road, it was quiet. There was plenty of hot water, everything worked, and the free wifi was reliable. Check-in and check-out was fine. I checked in quite late at night, but the front desk was staffed by two young ladies. They … Plus

The room was clean, large, and comfortable. Despite being on a main road, it was quiet. There was plenty of hot water, everything worked, and the free wifi was reliable. Check-in and check-out was fine. I checked in quite late at night, but the front desk was staffed by two young ladies. They spoke little English, but enough to point me to a restaurant for a quick dinner. The guy who checked me out in the morning spoke no English, nor, after pootling around his computer for 15 minutes, could he find the address in Korean for the taxi driver, of Seoul National University, hardly an obscure destination. The room information is all in Korean, so I had to ask one of the front desk girls to help me turn on the aircon. The room had a good-sized desk and was nicely designed. The toilet was separate. The bath was an enormous tub with bubble jets, separated by a screen but very much part of the bedroom. There's a separate shower stall. The attached cafe doesn't serve food apart from breakfast. It was a set one-plate breakfast with no choice, but plenty of food and nicely presented. There are a number of hotels/motels on the same strip, all hourly-rate. Vine is a regular, overnight-stay hotel, although the room, with its two-person open-plan jacuzzi, seems to be designed for romantically involved couples. It was perfectly comfortable, a little offbeat, however not really catering to foreign guests, and I doubt I'll stay there again. But if you need to be in that area and it's the right price point for you, it's clean and comfortable, and the area is perfectly safe.

Moins