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"Fantastic location and clean rooms. The hotel is directly connected to Hongik University Station, which made travel around Seoul easy and the Airport Express train stops at this station with one of its exits providing elevator access to the hotel. Also, loved being able to step outside and immediately be in the heart of Hongdae’s nightlife, restaurants, and shopping streets. Despite the busy area, the room was quiet and restful. Breakfast was fresh with local and western options."

"Love the hotel! It’s in the perfect location. It’s in Hongdae, but off the main strip by a couple of blocks. I started my trip staying there, went to Busan, then stayed again for the remainder of my time. It was clean. Very spacious. Great views. The staff were super friendly and helpful! I probably annoyed them with trying to figure out the bullet train lol, but they didn’t show it. They were so kind! When I go back, I’ll stay there again. The only thing I didn’t like, but is very common, is the shower door being slim. It lets out the hot air and the water would end up on the floor."

"Our stay at Passport Sapporo Ryokan Hongdae was absolutely wonderful! The staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and always ready to help with a smile, which made us feel right at home from the very beginning. The ryokan itself offers such a unique and memorable experience — a perfect blend of traditional charm and modern comfort."

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"The room was clean and spacious. The staff were very friendly and spoke English well. I wish some more of the amenities were open, but I still really enjoyed my time there."

"Not suitable for people with mobility issues. The lift is tricky and is only for carrying luggage. You will still need to climb the stairs to reach your room. No staff is on site and you can only contact them by phone."

"Pros: Cleanliness, staff, location, room safebox, fridge, bedding, wi-fi. Neutral: Breakfast Cons: There is, literally, no place to store your belongings in the room. No closets, no dressers. There isn't even one of those folding stands to put your luggage on. You will be living out of your suitcase. This was not only a feature of my room, which I believe was the least expensive in the hotel, but the more expensive rooms as well. This makes no sense (unless it is true of all hotels in Seoul?). I found this very inconvenient as it compromised the comfort of the room."

"The room was very small."