The staff in this hotel is incredibly rude. This hotel is not worth your money. This hotel is will charge 5 bucks for water and 20 bucks to use their shampoo. When I checked out of the hotel, it was raining very hard...they wouldn't even give me an umbrella without a fuss! The rooms remind me of a 1960s love hotel. I have stayed in many hotels in Seoul and I simply do not recommend this one.

The furniture looks too antique. It's okay if you're a collector of dollhouse furniture. They need to remodel the entire hotel and maybe spray for bugs too, I had to squash a Centipede I found in my room! I should have taken it to the front desk and demanded a refund. This hotel is just not worth the price it charges.

I stayed at this hotel with a group of teenagers. The management said they had never had a group and did not really want to accommodate us. But they did and were very nice. It is not within close walking distance of affordable meals. There was a quirk with the keys (which you had to have in order to have power in the rooms, or lights. So if the person staying in your room was gone with the key you had no power.... Also for a four star hotel I expected more English to be spoken. Very little from the staff. But on the whole it was a workable stay.

Capital hotel is definitely not worth the price! The hotel has a 5 star rating according to some pamphlets in Seoul, but I would give it a 2. The rooms are quite small and are decorated with furniture that looks like kitch from the Victorian Era. Much of the furniture was chipped or the paint was coming off. It also wasn't appealing to walk along our floor and see all the water stains (or whatever it was) on the carpets. The pool is quite expensive to swim in. The hotel's location is not great as it is even a short trek to get to the overpriced merchandice of Itaewon! I might pay 95.000KRW for this hotel, but not the outlandish prices they're asking for. It comes with NO perks! If you really want to see what true Seoul is (I've been living here for a while.) Stay near Insadong, Dongdaemun or Sinchon area. The markets in these areas are phenomenal, you won't be surrounded by the grime (or GIs) of Itaewon, and you'll see true Korean hospitality!