Booking hotel in South Korea

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I will be in South Korea for about 3 days on the second week of July. I will most likely stay in Seoul and see some of the sights. I was planning on not booking a hotel (I've found a list of appropriate hotels) and just showing up. Do I need to book beforehand? I guess with the MERS thing, a lot of tourists are scared so the hotels won't be full.






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How do Koreans book hotels?

Yanolja is most popular hotel booking app among Koreans. Yanolja is the most popular mobile application for domestic hotel reservations among Koreans, according to Wiseapp, which analyzes the use of mobile applications.

How much does a room cost in South Korea?

Most people live in small apartments, and a one-room apartment can set you back anywhere from 300,000 won ($265.60) per month to well over a million won a month, depending on the location of the apartment (Gangnam being one of the most expensive, the far north of the city being a lot cheaper), the facilities, and ...

How much does it cost to stay in a hotel in Seoul?

Seoul hotels range from $47 to $201 per night with an average of $58, while most vacation rentals will cost $130 to $340 per night for the entire home. Average worldwide flight costs to Gimpo International Airport (GMP) are between $1,307 and $1,841 per person for economy flights and $4,101 to $5,777 for first class.

How much do love hotels cost in Korea?

The prices of rooms in love motels in Seoul can range anywhere from $20 an hour to $150 a night. Many hotels require a minimum of three hours. For that price, though, guests can expect a clean room, free Wi-Fi and usually free contraceptives too.



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