Location is very convenient to subways and airport bus.. Just a 5-7 minute walk and you're there! Since this is a busy street, Restaurants, bars and coffee shop are all over the area. There is a 24hour noodle house just a few steps from the hotel, problem is there is no english name:( though just look for a korean character... More

My parents & I stayed at Hotel Irene twice. On our first leg of the trip in Seoul, we were shocked to see that there were NO DOORS (privacy) for the bathroom (with the exception of the toilet). It was pretty unbearable to have my parents leave the room & take a stroll around the district while i showered. Our... More

We reserved 3 nights at Hotel Irene for our 4-day Seoul trip. When we checked in the hotel, we were told that they didn't have room of our reserved grade for 3 nights. So they "upgraded" our room for the first night and we were required to move on the second night. This is just unacceptable as no one would... More

Located within a 5 minute walk to a few surrounding subways, this hotel is also right across the road from the crazy Namdaemun markets. It is a 10 minute walk to the popular Myeong Dong district which is crammed with youth fashion stores, street markets and delicious restaurants. Having said this, it seemed to be in street popular with "business... More

I didn't expect much from this place, but the price was good amd it was well located, so I booked it as i really knew nothing about Korea. Of course it's not 5 star, but the room is oversized, very clean and well serviced. The decor is simple and a bit kooky, but then again, so is Korea. It does... More

The hotel is compact and has black as it's theme colour. We were allocated a room well-equiped with pc, a T-shape writing desk, 2 office arm chairs and even a sizable jaccuzi. The counter staff is approachable but not warm and friendly. The bathroom has insufficient lighting. And the shower is just next to the only basin without any enclosure.... More