Itaewon Hotel

... of staring and winging about being single we ventured to the food court in Lotte and had a hot chocolate (very good). We headed to Itaewon - Special area for foreigners (which is next to the US army base so its kind of like a 'Little USA town'). The ...

... palace because we seeemed to be running out of time and we hadn't even done one full loop on the bus. We hopped off at Itaewon in the afternoon but we were bored there. We walked up and down the road and ended up standing around for 15 minutes waiting ...

... to the train station from which the historic train that went to North Korea May 17, 2007 went. The bus dropped people off at Itaewon, near the 27,000 troops of the US Army base, which older Koreans want to stay, younger ones, without memory of ...

... Hotel Herb" for 2 nights which was $80 a night for the 3 of us.  Some of the places that we visited were Itaewon, Nadaemun and the Technology market.  We also went up to the top of Seoul Tower.  It was a pretty cool sight ...

... ;drinks there we head out onto the street and meet up with the other girls (staying at the well-appointed Hotel Ibis, just visiting Itaewon hell) by chance on the street corner.  One by one the girls disappear into this smarmy bar to ...

... and swallowed. The C Man treated the Vagabonder to both dinner and drinks. Kamsahamnida! Morning next the V Man headed to the Itaewon neighborhood for book shopping. The V Man had been eye exercising with The Professor and the Madman: A Tale of ...

... ; Everyone pretty muh lives in either a condo or apartment here. Once arriving in Seoul, we went to a district called Itaewon to find a hotel.  Itaewon is farely popular with the GI's and has a good number of tourists.  There are lots of ...

... Its a good base and means you don't have to spend as much money in the bars.  In the end, we just went to Itaewon, which we didn't need a translator/local guide for.  This is a big bar district, right next to the American military base (which ...

... we had during Halloween.   James Cowan's dad got him a room at the Grand Hyatt so tonight we'll be partying in Itaewon, should be fun. I'm on my way out the door now for a fun night in Seoul.   March 1, 2009   ...

... feeling more settled in so I decided it was time to try some shopping away from the vicinity of the hotel.  Yesterday I went to Itaewon, a crazy little district near the American Military base.  It was strange shopping and hearing American ...

... i'd only been on a train for 2 hours - it wasn't like i'd left the country or anything. So we barely arrived at our shopping destination (Itaewon) and we had to head off for Miss Lee's wedding. It took us 40 mins in a taxi to get there. I forgot that the ...

... ons nogmaals uitgebreid aan de Koreaanse baden. Eenmaal terug in Seoul vinden we een plakje in het mondaine Itaewon, waar we slapen in het Imperial Palace boutique hotel. De huisstijl is nogal excentriek. Er staan banken varierend van 6 meter breed tot ...

... be an annoyance as they freak out a bit but I hope not. I'll back track to where I left off on Friday night. I made it to Itaewon on the subway and found that I had miss calculated the leave time. I thought it was at 1130 when it was really at 1230. I ...

... ; no confusion for either of us thankfully! We were meeting up to go and watch the Canucks-Bruins Game 3 at a Canadian bar in Itaewon called the Rocky Mountain Tavern. Colin is a close friend and it was awesome seeing him in this part of the world – ...

... , judging by how quickly people left the bus!! In need of some tranquillity away from the tour group dynamics, I headed back to Itaewon in the pouring rain and took a coffee, before heading back into the National Museum of Korea.  And what a ...

... settled.  We headed down for some lunch and then badly needed to do some laundry, so the 5 of use headed out to Itaewon find a Laundromat, a search that turned out to be futile! Once we had given up on the Laundromat idea, we decided to browse some ...

... etc...).  I was always told that the streets come alive in Seoul after 10pm, but I had no proof at all! So, I booked a hotel in Itaewon which is mostly a foreign area (near the US army base) and, to be honest, isn't my favourite part of town.  ...

After the DMZ on Friday a group of 7 of us decided to head over to Itaewon, which is a district in Seoul where a lot of ex-pats live.  There are lots of choices in terms of types of food there. We saw everything from Indian to Thai to Mexican to ...