wishfulthinking23 Posted May 31 Posted May 31 I am just wondering once I book something with a clinic, should I try to get a hotel near the clinic? I am not sure how busy Korea is or how hard it is to get around. I have heard of people saying they were "late" to appointments because they stayed too far away. 1 Quote
alisaw Posted June 1 Posted June 1 I read it mostly doesn't. This was something I was curious about. Everything seems to be fairly close so just leaving on time would or should be enough but I guess if you want to be sure or have less travel time between surgery and your hotel, it can't hurt to find something close by. Quote
calmwaters Posted Tuesday at 02:42 PM Posted Tuesday at 02:42 PM They are fairly decent with traffic and transport there. I think they handle it better than most, especially in the busy cities. I would still be in the general area just to avoid long travel post surgery but time shouldn't be a problem Quote
ell3n Posted Wednesday at 01:10 PM Posted Wednesday at 01:10 PM I would recommend being within 10 minutes. This is especially true for the Gangnam district of Seoul. They are super busy there. While they handle traffic better than most American cities I have been to, it is still very congested. Quote
tikicat76 Posted Thursday at 01:08 PM Posted Thursday at 01:08 PM On 6/1/2026 at 9:03 AM, alisaw said: I read it mostly doesn't. This was something I was curious about. Everything seems to be fairly close so just leaving on time would or should be enough but I guess if you want to be sure or have less travel time between surgery and your hotel, it can't hurt to find something close by. I don't know, I read the opposite. It seems like most people recommend being as close as possible because certain times of the day are so busy there a 3 min drive can take 10+ minutes. Quote
glowyyy Posted Friday at 01:08 PM Posted Friday at 01:08 PM I don't know but I do know that if/when I book something for fixing my scars, I will be staying as close as possible to where the clinic is so if I have to walk, I have that option. I don't want to be stuck in traffic!! 1 Quote
mariemarie Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago On 6/1/2026 at 9:03 AM, alisaw said: I read it mostly doesn't. I wouldn't go by this. Cities are very popular and busy all around the world. You have to account for things like road work, accidents, public events, etc. and I would not risk staying too far from whatever clinic I would be going to. Quote
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