Well it is difficult going to a city and not knowing good hotels, you can read all you want but you still do not know whether to trust it. So I was lucky and knew people who had visited Seoul and could recommend hotels, but even then they recommended more than one! This one and the Hyatt in particular! So... More

We stayed at the Millennium Seoul Hilton in April for four nights. The hotel is situated in Namsan area, opposite a lovely park and Seoul Tower. It is also close to Seoul station. You can walk to the station easily but walk back is a bit hike as the hill slope is steep. However the hotel provides complimentary shuttle bus... More

Nothing to remember really, another boring hilton (no ones fault exempt Hiltons). But what was great about it - sport facilities, great huge swimming pool and... driving range on the roof. You literally stand on the top of Seoul and test your golf clubs. Amazing experience!

millenuem hilton has all the good Hilton things. Nice well designed rooms although the beds were a bit hard, good gym incl pool and a short driving range and a very good breakfast but, the hotel is a bit on its own. you need a taxi to get where you want to go

You can enjoy staying in this marvelous hotel. It is nera downtown and it is easy to access anywhere you wish by using metro. Indoor swimming pool and jacosy was good.

Very disappointing when arrived the room was so bad we were speechless, it didn't match their own website. The room originally given to us was old, worn out, knocked around, a bathroom that was like a 70's nightmare plastic shower screen with shower in the bath, a bath tap dripping continuously, knocked around furniture and wallpaper that was tattered and... More

Stayed at this hotel for a three day sightseeing weekend. The rooms had more of the feeling of a motel than a high end and fairly pricing hotel. Please keep in mind this was booked as a "Diamond Elite" Member, so a commoner might even have it worse. Overall, I am rating the experience as poor. Rooms - Very worn... More

I really like this hotel, but it has two major draw backs: a) the concierge service sucks! We never figured out who was concierge and who was bell boy. I think they do both simultaneously and they are better at the luggage part! Hence, their advice on excursions, restaurants etc wasn't much to write home about. Thank goodness for places... More

Amongst the hotels in Seoul the Hilton offers relatively good value. It has a nice aspect opposite Namsan and easy access to the subway at the main station (albeit a steep walk up and down). One plus is that you can open a window to cool the room down as in winter the aircon system is typically turned off for... More