Hotel Venue-G Seoul, Seoul

The hotel rooms were comfortable, although on the small side, with recent upgrades, but the buffet breakfast is more limited. The location is good for exploring the city, close to attractions and shopping areas, but surrounded by closed building material shops at night. The dining options were limited and expensive, although the homemade soup was a highlight.

Staying in this hotel was a good experience overall. The rooms were cozy but a bit small for larger suitcases, service was prompt, and the location was convenient near metro lines, although the surrounding area had some less desirable spots. The dining options were decent but repetitive, and the facilities were satisfactory.

The hotel's rooms are spacious compared to others in Seoul, but they weren't ready at check-in time. They may seem small by American standards, and some find them too compact. However, for the price, the value is reasonable. The location is good for visiting local palaces and temples but feels 'behind' the town. Although surrounded by shops selling building materials, it's considered safe with police presence and CCTV cameras. The dining options are extremely limited with the same offerings every day and not many choices for vegetarians. On the positive side, the service is efficient, and the hotel is right in front of a hidden stream with vendors selling construction supplies.

My stay at the hotel was overall pleasant. The rooms, while clean and neat, were uncomfortably warm due to the centralized AC system without individual control, which was a downside. Despite being a bit cozy for a four-star rating, the rooms were well-maintained. The hotel offers good service with amenities like dry cleaning, housekeeping, and laundry services. The location is excellent, with easy access to public transportation and various dining options nearby. However, the lack of sightseeing spots nearby might not suit everyone's preferences.

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. While the rooms were very quiet and had a great view, they were a bit small for two people. On the bright side, the location was perfect, just a stone's throw from the subway and offering a breathtaking view of the river. The dining options were quite poor with limited choices, but the service was top-notch, with helpful staff always at your service.