Top Hotels Near Seoul Olympic Park Tennis Center in Seoul from NZ$79

"Signiel has the best luxury hotel in Seoul, period. Great staff and beautiful place"

"Great location if you’re visiting Lotte world"

"Great location and excellent service."

"Really close to Olympic Park"

"Plenty of restaurants around and front desk ladies were very attentive"

"A boutique hotel that was within walking distance to Lotte world adventure. Clean and quiet. Staff was extremely helpful. Complimentary chargers available to borrow."

"Very easy check in and staff were very nice. The room was great and overall a streamlined and nice experience. "

"Affordable room in Seoul."

"Too much dust on syuff and in air. Throat pain after sleep"

"We stayed in the top-floor terrace room and had a great time. The rooftop terrace was very large for Seoul and a nice place to relax in the evening; it was a short walk to the subway, the staff were helpful, and everything looked brand new. It was exceptional value for money :)"

"very good restaurants around"

"It was good a good experience "

"good location"

"Dirty sheet , uncomfortable bed"

"There is not clean, but location is good for subway and shopping."

"Booked Hotel Louize because there were no other hotels available on a holiday weekend. We were a group of friends that booked the 1 standard bed and 1 twin bed. The location was very convenient, the staff was very nice (but did not speak english), and the room was spacious for South Korea. However, the ambiance was extremely weird - old building, small hotel (~35 rooms), hallways and rooms painted black, eerie decor and mirrors. It felt a little bit creepy as the building was old, elevator was...

"You get what you pay for."

"I recently had the opportunity to stay at this new hotel. On a positive note, the staff were very nice and accommodating. I also appreciated the convenient communal area, which offered a nice selection of water, coffee, and some snacks. However, my experience was hampered by the room design. I found the space quite claustrophobic. The room featured only one tiny window, which made the space feel confined, and disconnected from the outside world. If you are someone who appreciates natural light...