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基本情報
チェックイン開始： | 16:00 |
|---|---|
最終チェックアウト： | 11:00 |
ペット | ペットの同伴禁止 |
施設・設備
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ALL STAY Myeongdongは、ソウルの中区地区にあり、ショッピング地区かつ地下鉄駅近くに位置しています。北村韓屋村やNソウルタワーは定番の観光スポット。ショッピングなら明洞通りや南大門市場はいかがでしょう。ロッテ ワールドはぜひ訪れたいスポットです。 滞在中は、大型冷蔵庫 / 冷凍庫やコンロのほか、WiFi (無料)、スマートテレビなどの設備やサービスが利用可能です。他の設備やサービスには、羽毛の掛け布団、ランドリー設備、有料ムービー、タオルがあります。
匿名の旅行者
コメント：2026/05/26
滞在：2026年5月
Room is clean, complete amenities with laundry and kitchen. Very convenient location and easy access to transportation and restaurants.
Communication should be catered to tourists since not everyone has Google Translate app, but otherwise they’ll translate whenever you asked.
Communication should be catered to tourists since not everyone has Google Translate app, but otherwise they’ll translate whenever you asked.
カップル
コメント：2026/05/15
滞在：2026年5月
Review of Double Room with Private Bathroom
We stayed here from May 1–4 and overall had a good experience. The location is good, although I wouldn’t call it perfect. It’s in a quiet and safe area, about a 5-minute walk from City Hall Station, making it easy to get around Seoul and reasonably convenient for airport access with one transfer (unless you take a direct airport bus). There are convenience stores like 7-Eleven and GS25 nearby, along with plenty of restaurants, although we didn’t get the chance to try many of them. Myeongdong is also within reasonable reach, though not directly around the corner.
From the outside, the building doesn’t look particularly inviting compared with some of the nearby hotels and buildings. We had a private room with our own bathroom and intentionally chose a room category that appeared to have a window based on the Booking.com photos. Technically it did—but it faced directly into the neighboring building wall, with barely any space in between. Not exactly a view, but at least useful for ventilation.
Communication with the property was good. We asked for the access codes in advance and received them in time without any issue. Since there is generally no on-site staff, this is important. We only needed to contact them regarding the check-in process after arrival, and they replied quickly.
One thing guests should be aware of is the shoe policy. After entering the hostel, you need to remove your shoes, put them in a locker, switch into slippers, and then head upstairs to your room. Every time you leave and come back, you repeat the whole process. Not a huge issue, but with heavy luggage or if you forget something in your room and need to go back, it becomes surprisingly annoying.
Our private room was small, but cleverly arranged and comfortable enough even for two people with luggage. There were plenty of power outlets, a fridge, a table, a stool, and a comfortable bed. No TV, although that would have made the stay even better. The bathroom was clean, spacious enough, with good water pressure and quick hot water. Like many compact Asian bathrooms, the shower can make everything wet, but that’s manageable.
A surprisingly big plus was the shared kitchen. There was much more food available than expected: rice, eggs, instant noodles, toast, peanut butter, jam, cereal, milk, soy milk, tea, coffee, a hot/cold water dispenser, and more. Budget travelers could genuinely make great use of this.
Laundry is available, but as with any shared facility, it depends entirely on other guests. During our stay, washing machines were occupied with finished laundry that had clearly been left there for a long time, including overnight and into the following day.
Despite Booking showing the hostel as fully booked, we barely saw other guests and never had issues with crowded shared spaces.
Seoul accommodation prices were unusually high during our visit compared with Tokyo, Taipei, or Doha, so value is a little hard to judge fairly—but despite a few quirks, we would happily stay here again.
From the outside, the building doesn’t look particularly inviting compared with some of the nearby hotels and buildings. We had a private room with our own bathroom and intentionally chose a room category that appeared to have a window based on the Booking.com photos. Technically it did—but it faced directly into the neighboring building wall, with barely any space in between. Not exactly a view, but at least useful for ventilation.
Communication with the property was good. We asked for the access codes in advance and received them in time without any issue. Since there is generally no on-site staff, this is important. We only needed to contact them regarding the check-in process after arrival, and they replied quickly.
One thing guests should be aware of is the shoe policy. After entering the hostel, you need to remove your shoes, put them in a locker, switch into slippers, and then head upstairs to your room. Every time you leave and come back, you repeat the whole process. Not a huge issue, but with heavy luggage or if you forget something in your room and need to go back, it becomes surprisingly annoying.
Our private room was small, but cleverly arranged and comfortable enough even for two people with luggage. There were plenty of power outlets, a fridge, a table, a stool, and a comfortable bed. No TV, although that would have made the stay even better. The bathroom was clean, spacious enough, with good water pressure and quick hot water. Like many compact Asian bathrooms, the shower can make everything wet, but that’s manageable.
A surprisingly big plus was the shared kitchen. There was much more food available than expected: rice, eggs, instant noodles, toast, peanut butter, jam, cereal, milk, soy milk, tea, coffee, a hot/cold water dispenser, and more. Budget travelers could genuinely make great use of this.
Laundry is available, but as with any shared facility, it depends entirely on other guests. During our stay, washing machines were occupied with finished laundry that had clearly been left there for a long time, including overnight and into the following day.
Despite Booking showing the hostel as fully booked, we barely saw other guests and never had issues with crowded shared spaces.
Seoul accommodation prices were unusually high during our visit compared with Tokyo, Taipei, or Doha, so value is a little hard to judge fairly—but despite a few quirks, we would happily stay here again.
匿名の旅行者
コメント：2026/04/15
滞在：2026年4月
Room was clean enough, had some difficulty with the volume of the tv but the staff tried hard to resolve it.
匿名の旅行者
コメント：2026/04/11
滞在：2026年3月
I would like to thank you for the excellent stay at All Stay. The room was great, spacious, with a TV, a good bathroom, a washing machine, and a kitchen. The location was also great, close to two subway stations, right next to Myengdong. Highly recommended.
匿名の旅行者
コメント：2026/06/02
滞在：2026年5月
Decent location but check-in process was very rough and tedious
場所
14 Changgyeonggung-ro 1-gil, チュング, ソウル, 04558, 韓国|中心部から1.77 km
チェックイン & チェックアウト
チェックイン開始：
16:00
最終チェックアウト：
11:00
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