Hotels near Kyung-In Museum of Fine Art

"Onsite restaurant was great so were the food options around "

"The room was clean. Although the shower was confusing, the tub was lovely! Especially enjoyed the Korean restaurant on 2B and the complimentary breakfast buffet was satisfying."

"Basic breakfast, small rooms ( before paid upgrade) elevators that hardly come, a bath with a curtain, only few sockets. In short not what you expect from a 4 star hotel. "

"We stayed for 4 nights and had a wonderful time. I was traveling with my 9 year old daughter. The 1 bedroom suite was spacious and it was nice having both a bathtub and a shower. The breakfast was a nice start to the day and the pool was a great place to unwind. The neighborhood had a local feel to it and we enjoyed being able to walk to the palaces, Bukchon Hanok Village, and even to the Seoul Tower. We found some great places to eat within a few block walk including a Korean bbq my daughter loved. The best part for her was having souvenir shops nearby and getting hotteok from a street vendor 2 of our nights there. A wonderful place to stay as a home base for our time in Seoul. "

"Air conditioning was fine Breakfast was ok Room was small and house cleaning wasnt upto par"

"Fantastic "

"Amazing staff"

"It’s a nice quiet area with plenty of restaurants and neat little shops just a short walk away. It’s easy to get to the bus stop and head to the subway as well. Very close to the lively parts of the area too. Staff is very kind and willing to help with whatever request or questions you may have. "

"It was a mom and son trip to visit universities, see some family and reconnect with Seoul and Korea after experiencing loss. I had asked for a view of Namsam tower months earlier with no response and then asked again right before we arrived... I spent quite a bit on a twin suite so thought it could be considered, or at least communicated that it wasn't available - but nothing. I thought the hotel was amazing - good location, clean and we really liked our room but the communication was lacking so it hindered the experience. Also, I think as a Korean Canadian who is fluent in Korean, it's somewhat insulting to speak Korean to front desk staff and then be spoken to in English, as if my accent or level is not good enough - it's actually a bit insulting so that was another point that didn't make the experience very positive. I would consider coming back as the hotel itself is nice and well located, but I hope these items, however small they seem, can be improved. "