Le Collective Gangnam SAC Roium

Nice modern hotel in a great location. I came to Seoul for a few personal appointments and chose this place because it was close to where I needed to go — UHCELL clinic in Seocho was within walking distance, which saved me a lot of taxi time. Room was compact but stylish, very clean, and the shower pressure was excellent. Wi-Fi worked perfectly for video calls back home. Only small issue was that the breakfast options were limited, but plenty of cafes around. Good choice for short stays in Gangnam area.

I stayed in room 1409 and had a very positive experience. The room had everything I needed, and it was quiet, which made my stay very comfortable. Breakfast was a nice bonus — tasty and varied. The location is a bit away from the city center, but still convenient enough with easy transport options. You can see the team is really trying to make everything clear and comfortable — they even provide a helpful guide at check-in, which I appreciated.

Overall, the hotel left a very good impression, and I would recommend it.

A really nice apartment to stay at, while in Seoul.
About a 10 min walk from the subway.
loved my stay here.
The self check in is easy. To get into the room you simply key in a code.
The price for what you get seemed better then a hotel.
The fact it had a washing machine was a huge bonus.
I would definitely stay here again.

First of all, I have to say the accommodation was brand new, cozy, big and well equipped. You even have a washing machine for your clothes. Check-in process was very simple too. As other people have already stated, it has "potential".

As a European, here are a few things about this accommodation that confused me:
- The floor heating was difficult to configure as the control panel was in Korean. Upon looking up the instructions manual in English, I was still confused.
- You have to turn on hot water! I checked in and wanted to take a shower, but water was cold and it took me half an hour to figure out how to switch on hot water though the control panel.
- Waste management is not clear enough for foreigners. You have 2 TINY bins, which isn't nearly enough if you're buying stuff, especially because cleaning is NOT done daily.
You actually have to go to the supermarket and buy specific trashbags. You also have to separate food waste and general waste.

Overall, instructions were not clear enough for a foreigner with no prior living experience in Korea. The accommodation itself is amazing for the money. 👍

Cozy accommodation for solo travellers or couples. The whole apartment was very well designed, making the absolute most use of the space. Staff was helpful online throughout our time there. Be aware that room cleaning requires ~20 dollars (prepaid).