Seoul Gangbuk Hotel Classy Hotel Review and Experience

The room condition is good, and it seems clean. The staff are nice too, and there are many amenities available on the first floor which is great.

Good accommodation, spacious room, separate bathroom with shower and toilet, Japanese automatic toilet with bidet, very large TV, good location close to the subway, but a bit far from tourist attractions. There are many delicious restaurants around the hotel. The hotel has a beverage corner with free ice, water, coffee, and snacks available 24 hours a day, very good.

Close to Suyu train station. Easy access to everywhere else by train. Has a food alley near by for street food. Not as touristy as Myeongdong. I walked around the area towards Hwagyesa Temple where there’s an entrance to a jungle trail if you’re into nature. It was my first time in Seoul and I enjoyed my stay there. The room is very clean with an attached bathroom and toilet. There’s a window that opens up to a small park beside the hotel. The windows can be left open with a net protection for insects, and can be closed shut with a few layer of glass to insulate the room from noise. The bed is good for me, very firm mattress, but it’s all good as I’m a feather weight guy. The room comes with a clothes fresher / dehumidifier, refrigerator with a freezer, and TV with Netflix and other local channels. For a simple guy like me it was a great experience staying at Hotel Classy. I only know Khamsahamida and Hanamaseyo yet a smile took me a long way during my stay. I stayed in the area for 3days and 2 nights before joining the herd down in Myeongdong. Staying further up didn’t stop me from ‘accidentally partying hard’ till 4am in Hongdae though. Took a train to Hongdae and an Uber got me back to Hotel Classy. Theres a market nearby if you want to buy fruits etc. to feed ducks or the fishes in the stream nearby. I’m not sure if that was allowed, but I did it anyway, as I love animals and plants. The locals looked puzzled when they saw a brown bald guy hanging out with ducks by the stream. Made friends with some Church outreach people around area. Spoke to them with many smiles and bows. My kind of language. I don’t even know what the area is called till now. But I know where it is. I’d definitely go back to hang out at Hwagyesa and the jungles surrounding it again. Surrounding the temple area there are schools and universities, you could here the youth having a time of their life playing ball with sounds of their laughter and screams interlaced with birds chirping and sounds of water from streams. I don’t know what’s wrong with me but I can’t stop sharing the beautiful experience of this life on planet home, this time in Seoul. Assalamualaikum! Peace be upon y’all 😘