#hotel king

[fgadfanpage]

Lee Dong Wook on set of the k-drama The Nice Guy.

Via Instagram.

[solitudeinfinita]

[crookedfandomquill]

I just remembered that the wonderful, unhinged drama Hotel King exists ( @dangermousie I’m holding you responsible). Should I do a rewatch with commentary…?

[cameforb99stayingforkdramas]

officially completed watching 8 Lee Dong Wook dramas this year 😝

[lana0605]

Lee Dong-wook appreciation post

"My Girl"

"Hotel King"

"Guardian: The Lonely and Great God"

"Touch Your Heart"

"Tale of the Nine Tailed"

[mywookie81]

Lee Dong Wook. 이동욱

[madeineden]

Lee Dong-wook and Lee Da-hae as Cha Jae-wan and Ah Mo-ne in HOTEL KING (2014)

ep. 24

[binging-asian-dramas]

Hotel King. 7

Story: 8

Acting: 10

Chemistry: 10

Comparable to: Innocent Man (kdrama) ; Hotelier (kdrama); My Secret Hotel (kdrama)

A classic kdrama that is hella melodramatic. It has an amazing cast with a pretty decent storyline that gets amped up to 100% filled with betrayals, secrets, romance, murder, revenge, evil villains (like evil evil) and heartbreaking events. There’s also some funny situations to break up all the melodramatic moments. Lee Dong Wook and Lee Da Hae is magnificent in this their chemistry together is amazing as well. My only problem is that the drama is way too long and would of been a ten for me if it was edited down to at least ten to sixteen episodes. There was way to much repetitiveness to it going back and forth with the same issues, where no development of characters were happening nor the plot. Eventually it did get there. Overall it’s a nice drama especially if you like over melodramatic ones.