Published date: May 18, 2025
A Stylish Boutique Hotel in the Gangnam Area with Great Cost Performance
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
I stayed alone for two nights in a Petit Queen room.
The room is small, but it's spacious enough for one person. The interior is stylish and well-designed.
There were two bottles of water in the refrigerator.
There is no bathtub, only a shower. The water pressure is a bit weak.
It would be nice to have a power outlet in the bathroom.
There are no amenities provided.
Toothbrushes and slippers are available for purchase in front of the reception on the first floor. Each toothbrush and slipper costs 1,000 won, which is reasonable.
The reception is open 24 hours.
The staff at check-in and check-out were different, but both were very friendly.
They seemed to speak a little Japanese as well.
It's a very convenient location, less than a 5-minute walk from the nearest station.
Although there are many stairs in Seoul's subway, it's convenient that there are escalators except for a few steps at the entrance to the underground.
There is also a convenience store nearby.
I didn't have breakfast this time as I opted for room only.
Hotel prices in Seoul are soaring right now, especially in areas like Myeongdong and Gangnam.
Given that the coin count on Hafh is set higher, this hotel still offers a more reasonable coin count for a stay, which was a relief.
Experiences during the trip
This was my first trip to Korea for a fan event! I went shopping at a pop-up store in Seongsu, participated in pre-recording for a music show at a TV station, and even attended a live broadcast, making it a fulfilling journey. I enjoyed plenty of delicious food in between, which enhanced my experience of traveling in Korea.