Ramada Suites Namdaemun
This is the option when four of you need one room, or when the stay runs several nights. Premier Quadruple and family suites are listed, and some rooms include a kitchen and a washing machine — an unusual combination in central Seoul. Against that, reviews repeatedly describe the fittings as dated and breakfast as small.
At a glance
- Official name
- Ramada Hotel and Suites Namdaemun
- Location & getting around
- Chilpae-ro 27, Seoul, South Korea
- Area
- Seoul Station
- Property type
- Hotel · 3.5★
- Guest score
- 8.1 / 10 · 6,756 reviews
Agoda guest score - Rooms & occupancy
- Suite, Twin, Double, Family room
- Source: Agoda property information
- Premier Quadruple, family suites and triples — several three-to-four person types
- Some rooms include a kitchen and washing machine
- 650m to Seoul Station and 480m to City Hall Station
- Pet-friendly room types are listed separately
- Reviews repeatedly describe the fittings and furniture as dated
- Breakfast is described as cramped with limited choice
- The area is offices — reviews note weekend closures nearby
Location & getting around — between Seoul Station at 650m and City Hall at 480m
The hotel is on Chilpae-ro in Jung-gu. City Hall Station is the closest at 480m, with the rail station at 650m, and reviews repeatedly put both inside a ten-minute walk. This is the northern edge of the Seoul Station area, which puts it between a pure station hotel and one you would choose for City Hall and Deoksugung.
Namdaemun Market is 520m away, Myeongdong 1km, Cheonggyecheon 1.1km, the Namsan cable car 1.1km and Changgyeonggung Palace 3km. Airports are 15.1km (Gimpo) and 47.6km (Incheon), both straight-line; for Incheon without a change you take the airport train from Seoul Station. One review mentions an airport limousine stopping in front of the hotel — worth confirming the stop when you book.
The caveat is what surrounds it. Reviews repeatedly note that this is an office district and that some places close at weekends. On a weekday business trip that is an advantage; if you plan to eat near the hotel on a Saturday night, you will walk towards Namdaemun Market or Myeongdong.
Rooms & occupancy — Premier Quadruple and Atrium Family Suite
If you are looking for a room for four in central Seoul, this hotel stays on the list. A Premier Quadruple is listed, along with an Atrium Family Suite, a Premier Family Suite, a Deluxe Triple, a Corner Double Suite and a Junior Suite Double. Actual stay records include the quadruple, the family suite and the triple. With that many suite-named types, the inventory leans towards larger parties.
Reviews describe rooms as larger than expected, with space to open four suitcases, and mention a kitchen and washing machine being useful on a summer trip. Pet-friendly room types exist too. Over several nights, that combination changes both what you pack and what you spend.
Conditions vary by type, though. One review notes a triple with a shower only, and there are package rates where housekeeping runs on a reduced schedule. If a bathtub or daily cleaning matters, read both the room name and the rate name to the end.

Facilities — breakfast buffet on an upper floor
There is a restaurant, with breakfast served as a buffet; one review mentions eating on an upper floor. Event space for meetings is also listed. The overall score is 8.1 with location at 8.6, across 6,756 reviews — 8.3 from solo travellers and 8.5 from groups, with an average stay of two nights.
The genuinely practical part sits in the rooms rather than the public areas: fridges, washing machines and kitchens in some types. This is not a hotel you book for a pool or a sauna. It is one where daily life happens inside the room.
The caveat is age. Reviews repeatedly describe dated fittings and furniture, and one notes a door that needed a firm pull to close. Cleanliness is generally rated well, but impressions of the finish diverge. Breakfast draws consistent criticism for cramped space and limited choice.

Best for
- Four people who need a single room
- Stays of several nights that need laundry and light cooking
- Using both Seoul Station and the City Hall / Deoksugung side
Not ideal if
- You want the finish and furniture of a newer hotel
- Breakfast is part of the enjoyment — reviews call it small
- You want plenty open around the hotel on a weekend evening
Compared & alternatives — against the other two in the area
Against Four Points by Sheraton Josun, Seoul Station and Hotel MANU in the same area, the axis is party size and length of stay.
Four Points is 290m from the station with an underground link, which wins when moving is the priority; MANU is 330m from Namdaemun Market, which shortens the evening walk. Neither lists a room that sleeps four. The Ramada is the furthest from the station at 650m, but it has quadruples, family suites, kitchens and washing machines.
One or two nights built around travel: the other two. A larger party or a longer stay: the Ramada. How the districts differ is set out in Where to Stay in Seoul.
Bottom line — chosen by party size and length of stay
Rooms for four, plus kitchens and washing machines, are why this stays on the list. Central Seoul does not offer many ways to put four people in one room, and over several nights more of daily life happens inside the room here than elsewhere.
Against that, the dated fittings and the breakfast criticism both recur. On a one or two night trip where transport decides everything, look at the hotels closer to the station alongside this one.
FAQ
Can four people share one room?
Yes. A Premier Quadruple is listed, along with an Atrium Family Suite, a Premier Family Suite and a Deluxe Triple, and the quadruple and family suites appear in actual stay records. Rooms for four are scarce in central Seoul, so this condition alone narrows the shortlist. Confirm occupancy and extra bedding on the booking screen.
Is Seoul Station or City Hall closer?
City Hall Station is closer at 480m; the rail station is 650m. Reviews repeatedly put both inside a ten-minute walk. For Incheon without a transfer you want the airport train from Seoul Station; City Hall serves lines 1 and 2.
Can I bring a pet?
Pets are listed as allowed in the room, and actual stay records include a room type sold with a dog-friendly condition attached. There are weight and number limits, so confirm the rules when you book.
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- Four Points Josun Seoul Station
290m from Seoul Station, with an underground link reviewers mention again and again. The same reviews mention train noise just as often.
- Hotel MANU Seoul
An 80-room three-star between Seoul Station and Namdaemun Market. Breakfast is one composed plate, the rooms run dry in winter, and the view swings on which way you face.
- Dormy Inn Seoul Gangnam
9.0 overall across 23,529 reviews — but location scores only 8.7. The score comes from the public bath, sauna and breakfast, and the walk to the station is uphill.
- Novotel Ambassador Seoul Gangnam
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