Hotel The Designers Cheongnyangni

The room was extremely hot, and the temperature isn’t adjustable. The digital panel shows it’s sitting at 36degree Celsius, literally a hot summer day. The window opens slightly to get some cool air in. But the window is right above the headboard of the bed. So you can’t keep it open at night and sleep with the cold air blowing at your face. It’s been a pain. Most of the people are probably keeping the window open when they are there. The opening of the window grew a lot of black mold, which is disgusting. Imagine all the cold air going through the window into the room has to pass through the mold first. Requested a room change, they wouldn’t do. They said they would check the second day but nothing happened. The lobby looks nice and smells good which kept my hopes high. It was cheap, relatively. I wouldn’t recommend this hotel.

Very noisy, house keeper service not really good, uncomfortable bed, overall never again

This hotel is near a major train station. If you are traveling from the airport you can take 6002 airport limousine and the walk is about 1 minute away. Hotel had basic features. It has a tub, but no shower curtain. be prepared to have your bathroom completely wet after showering. The room did not have a microwave, but does have heating pot for water.

32°C summer, lobby was air-conditioned but the room was not. (The info booklet in the room said the aircon was hooked up to the building's central air, so we weren't allowed to control it). Couldn't imagine trying to sleep there. I had intended to stay at this hotel before moving somewhere else long-term, but ended up going to the other place immediately to sleep and using this hotel room as just a luggage staging area.

It's close to the station, there are convenience stores and local food restaurants nearby, the hotel staff are friendly, and the cost performance is excellent. I would like to stay here again. The only downside is that there were a lot of fruit flies in the room, which disturbed my sleep. No matter how much I tried to get rid of them, there were still a lot of them.