Capital Hotel Seoul, Seoul

The hotel's location near Itaewon and the Army Base provides a quieter setting and proximity to big shopping areas. The rooms, although considered old, are adequately equipped and intended for tour leaders. The service is friendly, but occasional language translation difficulties can occur. The dining experience, frequented by US army personnel, may not be exceptional. Overall, the location has its perks but may not suit frequent travelers due to distance from the subway.

The hotel's rooms are quite basic and feel tired, with some areas showing signs of renovation but still lacking. While the room was clean and well heated, the furniture was very old and the room amenities were poor. The service had its ups and downs; some staff members were friendly and went out of their way to help, while others had limited English and exhibited rude behavior. The hotel's location could be a downside for those who need easy access to public transportation, as it required either a walk or cab ride to reach the nearest subway station. However, it is close to Itaewon, a popular tourist area albeit a bit removed from the city center. The dining options were deemed expensive and not very impressive, with the breakfast being just satisfactory. the hotel had some positives but also room for improvement in certain areas.

My stay at the hotel near Itaewon was a mix of pros and cons. The rooms had very old furniture and poor room amenities, but they did come with a kettle, 2 bottles of drinking water, and 2 glasses. The service, although the staff were friendly and helpful, there were some language barriers. The location was prime for tourists but far from the center of activity and next to a military base. The dining experience was not great, with expensive and subpar food. However, the hotel was adjacent to a world shopping center.

The hotel is located in the prime tourist area of Itaewon, offering a convenient spot near shopping areas and a subway line. The rooms are clean and functional, though a bit dated, with a small and cramped bathroom. The service is friendly and helpful, despite being operated by a separate company. The dining options are average, with expensive and unremarkable choices. The hotel lacks additional facilities beyond the basic key access. Overall, a satisfactory stay if you are looking for a simple and budget-friendly option in a night life location near popular attractions.

The hotel is ideally located near Itaewon, just down the hill from the westernized shopping street, offering convenience for shopping and exploring. The rooms are well-equipped with essential amenities like a kettle, drinking water, and a fridge, but the bathroom is small. The service was friendly and helpful, though there were some communication challenges. The dining options at the hotel were average, mainly attracting US Army guests from the nearby base. Overall, a mixed experience with good and not-so-good aspects.