The Hotel is easily accessible to many shops, bus stops and train stations. Its my 3rd time in Hotel New World and it never failed nor disappointed me

Probably if there would be one, its the absence of lounge or coffee shop in the lobby

Staff were very acccomodating, friendly and helpful

Bathroom smelled a bit, window was broken and nowhere to plug

Really nice people, great location, near many restaurants and convenience stores. Very close to the subway station. Free use of washing machine.

The beds are rock hard, like sleeping on the floor.

Location strategic

Bathroom

Location

Hardest bed ever

Location was great and parking was included (very useful in Seoul). They also let us check in 1 hour early - nice to be able to park and leave bags etc.

Somewhat shady proprietor. Cost was 20 dollars higher than listed on booking.com. She asked 3 times if I could pay in cash instead of using a card. Rooms were much dirtier than shown on website.

The condition of the hotel, including the cleanliness. It is a poorly managed low class hotel.

The black out curtains

The fact that they charged us extra money for 3 people when we got there. Even though we booked a room fit for 3 people and it was already extremely overpriced for the size and quality. Old french fry in the bed, dusty, computer not connected and shower hot and cold.

There was so little to like. Maybe the room was sizeable, and had its own bathroom.

This was easily the most expensive place on my trip, and I was in Tokyo for a week. And it was the worst. The location is central-ish, but dirty and gross, with shops selling junk and scrap metal. The first problem was that the listing was cheap, but had a shared bathroom, so compared to other listings (which had their own baths), it looked good. By the time you got your own bathroom, the price was a lot higher. The listing also promised a free shuttle to the airport, so I thought that despite the room price, at least I get a ride to the airport. When I asked the staff, that was a "misunderstanding". Instead of offering to take me the 30km to the airport or pay for the shuttle, or pay me the 80K Won amount of the shuttle, they offered to take me to Seoul station, 1.5km, and said a taxi would cost 85K Won, so they were compensating me well. That is the biggest lie I ever heard. The room was gross. The bathroom had mold in it. Regular soap was shared in the shower. The shower drain was rusty. The water temperature varied while you were showering. There was no shower curtain, so all the water went on the ground. There were screws sticking out of the doorknob and toilet flusher. There's holes in the tile, huge scrapes on the floor, lack of electric switch covers, smudges on walls and other cosmetic things easy to fix, if anyone cared. The sink was cracked and fixed with duct tape!!! Just things I haven't seen since a refugee camp I had the misfortune to be in while in my youth. I wouldn't want to get paid to stay here. I talked to the only English speaker, and presumably the manager, who was somewhat apologetic, but wouldn't address the problems, nor lower the price. When I paid the high price, I assumed a decent room, and there the hotel failed.