Hi there,

32 year old male me will travel to new zealand this march and will have a stop over in seoul for a few days, 3rd till 7th of march.

Looking for a few english or german speaking nerds to recommend me a decent hotel and visit proleage studios with me and help me getting food which wont burn my lower intestines :-)

If interested, just page me or add me on skype (s hubcraft-sc 2, protecting me from spam remove the spaces).

Cheers.
shubcraft

Tobberoth

Sweden6375 Posts

January 13 2014 20:16 GMT

That's cool, I'm going to Seoul 2nd march

However, I will live with my wife a bit from Seoul and I start courses in university just a few days later, so I doubt I'll have the time to hang out :/

Chexx

Korea (South)11232 Posts

January 14 2014 11:17 GMT

I would recommend Hostels instead of Hotels way more cheaper.

shubcraft

Germany145 Posts

January 14 2014 12:25 GMT

@Chexx: Any specific recommendations? Should be easy to reach from the airport and able to reach proleague studios from there.

Chexx

Korea (South)11232 Posts

January 14 2014 16:23 GMT

On January 14 2014 21:25 shubcraft wrote:
@Chexx: Any specific recommendations? Should be easy to reach from the airport and able to reach proleague studios from there.

depends on your budget what do you want to spend ?

shubcraft

Germany145 Posts

January 14 2014 17:59 GMT

around 150000 WON (~100€) if thats reasonable.

You happen to know the address of proleague studios?

Travin

Sweden672 Posts

January 14 2014 19:32 GMT

On January 15 2014 02:59 shubcraft wrote:
around 150000 WON (~100€) if thats reasonable.

You happen to know the address of proleague studios?

Is that for one or all days? If it's for all days I think you need rethink your budget..

shubcraft

Germany145 Posts

January 14 2014 20:22 GMT

Its my budget per night, dont worry ;-)

mizU

United States12125 Posts

January 14 2014 20:31 GMT

holy shit you'll be able to get anything lol
if i was still in korea i'd help you out ~

shubcraft

Germany145 Posts

January 14 2014 20:49 GMT

#10

open for any infos, must sees and whatnot.

mizU

United States12125 Posts

January 14 2014 23:00 GMT

#11

if you're not aiming to pinch pennies, you can book hotels in seoul online

what kind of things do you like to visit?
natural beauty, or shopping centers?
combination of both? namsan tower is really nice, but korea has amazing parks, though im not sure how they look in the winter

shubcraft

Germany145 Posts

January 15 2014 07:35 GMT

#12

I´d like to go for a proleague or a gsl match. Besides i´d like to see the nord/sout korean border if possible. And of course strive through seoul for both, nice buildings as well as parks.

lichter

1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts

January 15 2014 08:20 GMT

#13

DMZ ain't that interesting tbh

The days you'll be there, you'll likely have to catch Proleague on Monday or Tuesday then GSL on the other days. It's still too far into the future to have a sched though

Proleague venue: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=438741

GSL Gangnam: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=398356

shubcraft

Germany145 Posts

January 15 2014 08:55 GMT

#14

@lichter: Thank you!

Right now i´d go for this hotel:

Hotel Mercure Seoul Ambassador Gangnam Sodowe
642 Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Republik Korea

seems its about 30min away to either proleague or gom tv.

Chexx

Korea (South)11232 Posts

January 15 2014 09:32 GMT

#15

I worked at
https://www.residenceeo.com/ for a few months and can say that it is clean and the owner is nice.
You get simple breakfast

With bus it takes roughly 30 minutes to the spl studio.