There is lot of info about this place,read it,
you will know nearly all important info about this hotel.
these are a few more.

1. Airport bus no.6001 cost 14000 won stop directly at front door of the hotel.It,s take us 1 hr 30 min from airport at 21.55 bus.Friday night.

if you want to save money AREX with subway connect is about 5000 won ,but BEWARE connecting in Seoul station require about 20 min walk with lots of stairs,most without elevator or escalator.

Subway station at Dongdaemun history and culture station
you must walk 500 metres to go to gate 12 (closest to hotel ),
you need 30-40 stairs climb to street level and another 5 mins walk to hotel.

@@@ weight about money and comfort by yourself @@@

2.On way back there is schedule for bus at reception,
but it's not reliable due to seoul traffic jam.The bus stop is in front,same stop as you come from airport.

You prepare to wait 25-35 mins if your previous bus just leaved.
However you even can sit in lobby to look out the front door to see the bus stop.
It spends 1 hour 40 mins on way back to airport in Sunday's evening

3. Now there is free WIFI in room,no password needed.

4.You see the printed big map at the front door ,
study it and you will understand the surroundings easily.

5.There is a bus stop of Seoul city bus,downtown route near Dongdaemun market,
it's Dongdaemun market stop on circuit,so you don't have to go to Gwanhwamun to start tour ,see map in 4 ,you will see it ,there is even tourist information opposite to this bus stop too.

6.I see flea market at the road opposite Lotteria shop about 4 o clock of Sunday,but I don!t see when I leave at 9 am.,So I think there is flea market there about 10 am.- 4 pm.on Sunday.Most of them sell clothings.

That's all,I want to share,Enjoy Seoul

Landing at Incheon Aiport it was simplicity itself to get to the Co-op Residence. Buy your ticket at the counter, walk to bus stop 12b and wait for the 6001 bus. It costs KRW 14 000/person (~$ 14) and the journey takes around 90 minutes plus, depending on traffic. It’s about 48 miles to the hotel and the bus stops directly in front on the doorstep. You catch the bus back to the airport from the same stop.

We stayed 6 nights and had room 418, on a non-smoking floor.

As has been pointed out, the rooms are compact but it’s not a problem if you’re small and have little luggage- as we do. We chose a twin bed room as they tend to be slightly larger than a double bed.

The beds are soft (too soft for my tastes, I prefer the harder Asian style) and have first class linen with a proper duvet and a good pillow. Obtaining a spare pillow took just a quick request at Reception, where all staff spoke good enough English.

The room has air-con but only during the summer season and it has under floor heating in the winter which keeps the temperature around 25 C.

In addition, the room boasts a large flat screen TV (44”?) with perhaps half a dozen English speaking channels, two chairs with a coffee table (the only place for a laptop), enough cupboard space to store clothes and luggage and a floor standing standard lamp which we sued next to the bed as there are no bedside lights. That worked fine.
The bathroom is a “wet room” with a good shower and plenty of hot water, a small sink and a flushing WC. More cupboard space where you’ll also find your bath towels- again, good quality.

We were led to believe internet was only available via the supplied cable and it hooked up instantly without fault. Until the 3rd day when it stopped. Two engineers arrived at the door to solve the problem which comprised of taking out the cable and using their wi-fi signal. No one told us! Again, a good reception and all was well.

The room also offers a kitchenette by the door with a large fridge, kettle, sink and microwave; ideal for reheating any takeaways. There is also a hairdryer attached to the wall.

In addition to a gym in the basement there are also three washing machines and driers plus a vending machine for powder and softener. Wash is KRW 1 000 and drying is KRW 1 500 and you’ll need 500 KRW coins.

The only thing missing is an in-room safe but it’s a minor concern as it all looks very secure.

Located directly opposite the national medical centre (we used it to get our yellow fever inoculations as we’re heading on to South America) and a short walk away is the underground which allows access to all parts of Seoul.

Very enjoyable stay, good value for money, fine facilities and nice and peaceful hotel, I would happily come back here again without hesitation.

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