Budget Seoul Hotel
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Budget Seoul Hotel
It seems to me that every hotel in Seoul is more than US$100 per night for 2 people. As we are trying to travel Asia on a budget, does anyone have any ideas about how to find budget accommodation in Seoul (less than $100, and better if it was around $80)?
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Try Asiaoz, they might not have the lowest budget places but probably have lots under $50-90.
To save searching try this, click on the sort by price, might be of help:
http://b2b.hotelclub.net/Enter.asp?i...asp%3Fid%3D163
To save searching try this, click on the sort by price, might be of help:
http://b2b.hotelclub.net/Enter.asp?i...asp%3Fid%3D163
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I have found a cute guesthouse for approx. US$ 40 per night. I had a friend check it out and she says it is clean, basic and friendly. I shall report back to this forum with the results of my stay.
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might be a bit late but here's a guesthouse my friend stayed before and they find the owner friendly and most impt of all, right in town n near the subway
http://www.mdguesthouse.com/
http://www.mdguesthouse.com/
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The USO base has a good inexpensive hotel attached to it. I actually stayed at the Kaya which is about a block away (sometimes listed as 'Gaya') last October for $55 a night and thought it was very nice. I went over to the USO for breakfast every morning, and as I was traveling alone, it was SOOOOO nice to have people who spoke English and could answer questions.
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The Rainbow is also close to the Kaya and the USO on Camp Kim. We've stayed there several times and enjoyed it (@$55/night.) Both the Kaya and the Rainbow take overflow from the Dragon Hill Lodge and are very familiar with Americans (i.e. English speakers.)