Three Seven Hotel

Within 5 minutes of checking in, the sink wouldn't flush, so I had to change rooms.
Access to the tourist area was rather poor.
The room I was switched to emitted a pale, hospital-like light.
I requested cleaning, but the bed wasn't made.
It was a series of unbelievable incidents!

The price is very cheap, so it's not suitable for people who are looking for good facilities or convenient access.

It's a shame that they don't officially advertise that there's a direct bus from Dongdaemun to the hotel. I was prepared to take the subway to get to the DMZ tour, but there was a bus even at 5 AM, which made things much easier.

Even though the hotel's name has changed, the bed making was still sloppy.
There was hair on an unused bed...
The sheets were wrinkled even though they hadn't been used...
The room was very hot with the ondol heating,
I wish I had a blanket instead of a futon.
The only plus point is that there's a bus stop right in front of the hotel, which takes you directly to Seoul Station, so you don't have to drag your suitcase all the way to the station.

I booked a tour with HIS.

The room cleaning was sloppy. The toilet seat was dirty, so I had to change rooms twice.

Fortunately, there was a room available and I was able to change rooms, which was great, but the third room I stayed in still had a dirty bathroom, but still...

Two of the three rooms had shower curtains, so I guess they've made improvements to prevent the toilet from getting soaked. The room I stayed in had no problems with drainage or water pressure. The towels had a strong chlorine smell.

It seems that the ondol heating system doesn't work very well in some rooms. The third room I stayed in didn't get very warm.

The station was closer than I expected. Having the bus stop right in front of the hotel was convenient, but it's far from the tourist area, so it took a while to go shopping and put my luggage away before heading back.

The staff were really kind and spoke to me in Japanese, so that was a really good thing. Thank you.

I stayed through HIS.
It's such a shame after upgrading.
The hallways are creepy and scary.
The toilet and shower are so close it's scary.
Getting soaked is a given, and it's not at all clean.
Shampoo, conditioner, and body soap are provided, but they don't replenish them when they run out.
Is the room humid? The sheets smell like old.

There were no bath towels in the room, so I had to borrow one from the front desk. The staff were not bad.
It's nice that there's a convenience store and bus stop next door, and a mega coffee shop just next to them.