Ibis, Seoul

Advantages: Good place for bargain
Disadvantages: No

...This is a must-go spot in Seoul. It used to be part of the city gate but now it has become the symbol of Seoul. The gate seats on a big roundabout and it's surrounded by various big department store. The area near the gate is now a very vibrant area with shops and eating places that are open 24 hours a day. It's a place for bargain goods such as clothes and shoes. It's also the place for souvenir shopping as the prices are much more competitive than any other tourist spots. How to get there: Get off at Dongdaemun Stadium Subway Station (Seoul Subway Line No. 2) Exit No.1 and walk for 15 minutes. Get off at Dongdaemun Stadium Subway Station (Seoul Subway Line No. 4) Exit No.4 and walk for 5 minutes.... Read review

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Advantages: Clean, Servicable, Friendly
Disadvantages: No Pool!

...Welcome to my review on the Ibis hotel, Paderborn. Ibis. Ibis is a parent name for many franchises world wide. Each hotel is owned and run by individuals trading as Ibis, complying to the companies standards and ethics. Ibis has a base standard work line for all its hotels, and you will find a standardisation between all of them. Ibis was the first hotel chain to earn ISO 14001 certification, the standard for environmental protection for such businesses. Ibis Paderborn. The Ibis in Paderborn (Nord Rhein Westfahlen, Germany) is located at the centre of the city, with ease of access to the shopping facilities, and all main British Military Barracks within the area (Allenbrooke and Barker Barracks) It has 90 rooms with WiFi Internet, two meeting rooms, a bar, snack vending 24 hours, room service, private outdoor pay parking, private... Read review

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Advantages: Beautiful place with many different attractions
Disadvantages: Very steep in places!

...We spent half a day wandering around this central Seoul attraction. Easy to find and access, and great for a good walk, with plenty to keep you occupied, the highlight is of course the viewing platform at the top of the tower. On a clear day the views over Seoul are tremendous. The most fun we had was taking the cable car from the base of the park right up over the treetops to the tower. It is reasonably priced and modern, it can comfortably accommodate over 20 people at a time, with great views on the way up and way down. I particularly enjoyed looking down into the tree canopy - and I don't usually like heights! There are plent of gift and refreshment shops near the tower, and lots of little places to walk around if you don't fancy the cable car.... Read review

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