Location close to subway and market, dedicated hard working discrete owner, kitchen with fridge, all day tea, coffee, hot and cold water, lockers in the room

Noisy room mates, sometimes even rude, without respect, one Indian told me he'd make noise till 23.00 because that's allowed, or putting on the AC without asking when outside is 12 degrees.. not the owners fault but lack of travel culture with many people.. not to mention the snoarers..

This place is good for a short stay of one or two nights, but it may not be ideal for a longer visit. The mattress is quite thin, which might not be the most comfortable for some. The bedding is fairly basic - no linen, just a thin blanket for the mattress and another for yourself, which can feel a bit chilly when the room is cold. The bathroom is quite simple, with no real shower - just a pipe connected to the sink, which makes showering a bit inconvenient. The bunk beds are super basic, there's limited privacy in the bunk, so if someone turns on his/her light, it can be a bit disruptive. There's also no shelf or spot to place your phone or book while charging, so you have to keep everything on the bed, which isn't the most convenient setup. That said, the place is clean, and the location is really central, with an exchange place, restaurants, shops, and markets right outside the door. I believe this place has great potential, but it feels like it could benefit from a bit more attention to detail and comfort to make it a truly five-star hostel experience.

the beds the bathroom the setup in general

The staff was really accommodating and helpful. There is a kitchen and vending machine at the lobby so you can get hot water and a late night snack. The location is good, just a couple minutes walk from the station (there is an elevator in the middle of the road going down the station if it's your first time there and you have luggage to carry). There's also a direct bus to the airport from a bus stop a few minutes away from the stay. They also have lockers in the room so you can leave some of your valuables without worrying about it. The bathroom was clean and they had soap and shampoo. The bed was warm and comfortable. No noise (23:00-07:00) time was well respected by everyone at the property. Pretty straightforward check-in and check-out procedures.

The elevator might smell of cigarettes a little.

This is our second time staying in this place .We stayed here last december 23- 30,2023 for 7 days with my family and a friend and We just recently stayed here for 4 days in oct.31-nov.4,2024.Best thing i like here is the location.it is so convenient for everything and very near the bus station and subway.it is also near the airport bus stop and just few minutes to namdaemun market. i also like the staff very accomodating then the check in and check out process is no hassle coz evrything is ready and systematic. You can also cook your food here if you want .So, i would absolutely want to stay here again in my next visit and would highly recommend to my friends and relatives who would want to visit seoul 😊

Nothing

Everything about this property was great. The location, the staff, hygiene and the beds. Only thing that I did not like was that my room had a weird smell. My room was in the basement and there was no ventilation there and hence the room felt stuffy and smelt off.

Everything about this property was great. The location, the staff, hygiene and the beds. Only thing that I did not like was that my room had a weird smell. My room was in the basement and there was no ventilation there and hence the room felt stuffy and smelt off.

By far THE BEST place in Seoul I’ve stayed in. LOCATION is amazing, 2 mint walk from the train station & 5 mint walk from the local market & the city center. You can easily get to all the touristy places from there. Rooms are so new, clean and spacious ( which is rarely to find in Seoul) There was very good AC, heater, hair dryer, towels in the room. Another major advantage is the big kitchen and common area where you can leave your luggage, make tea or even do some work from there. Staff is also very nice,Absolutely loved it

Excellent Location near Seoul central station very close to subway and bus stations, also very close local cheap markets, restaurants, many currency exchange shops around hotel with good rates, Never change a lot of money in Airports, currency rates inside Seoul city center are much better, Hotel price not very expensive, WIFI was good, Accept Cash money in hotel on arrival, no need to pay in-advance on booking web site Free coffee, Staff was very friendly, there are no restrictive rules at all, Huge safe, you can store large luggage inside, but with traditional physical metal key, Water dispenser in kitchen, In our room (Family room 6 beds) there was 1 private shower bath with internal Toilet inside our room, the most important there was no shared shower bath like most of cheap hostels in Asia , for sure we will never take shower naked with other strangers at same time as other hostels, Self-checkout if you will leave early in morning, Good modern elevator, Hotel Management offering a lot of services like laundry and Airport bus, trips, ... etc. There was a lot of friendly guests from all over the world in this hotel, Vending machine for Drinks, Snacks inside hotel, Electricity plugs compatible with EU standards plugs

Upper Bed stairs are not comfortable at all and very vertical without any slope, The outer mattress cover is made of smooth leather, which makes the bed sheet always slide off the mattress, Kitchen area are shared with reception, Toilet was very simple, there is no water shower inside toilet, There was no window inside our family room, The only window was inside WC , we were forced to leave WC door always open to allow fresh air inside our room, There was only one physical traditional metal key for our family room, no access cards for everyone, WC door lock was not working in our room

1. Communication is fast and the staff send information about how to go to the hostel from the airport in detail. 2. I like the location as it’s close to metro station and I like walking so I walked almost everywhere without using metro. But you can take metro if you prefer. 3. I brought the wrong plug, ( it is the European two round pins) but you can get the adopter from the vending machine at the lobby So it’s life saver. (4000won, only accept 1000 won at a time) 4. Every morning the staff clean the bathroom/dorm and even change towels every day ! Overall I would stay here again if I am in Seoul again 5. I don’t have problems with bathroom but if you are from western countries you might not used to it as it’s not dry/wet separate so it can be wet everywhere when you shower. 6. Have a basic kitchen in the lobby in case you want to cook and free tea and water dispenser

Nothing. Might be humid in summer as my dorm doesn’t have a window. Only inside the bathroom

The location is great, close to the train station, Namsan tower, Myeongdong and so on. The beds are clean and comfortable. Good enough for 1 or 2 nights. The owner speaks well in english and can be reach 24/7. It is possible to check in late with a self-check in service. The bathroom has sampoo and body wash products. In the common place there is a water machine which produce hot and cold water. Nice to have a hot tea in the winter or a cold one during the summer and have a conversation with the others. Next to the reception counter there are lockers where you can leave your bags and suitcase.

The rooms have air conditions but a bit noisy and smells musty. The rooms are small but ok for a short time to stay. The bathroom is small and there is no seperated shower tub, just a shower to wash next to the sink and toilet. Towels are provided but those are very small.

Nice to have access to a shared kitchen with tables chairs fridge etc. Good location, walkable to myeongdong and Namsan mountain and lots of other places. Dormitory was spacious, beds comfortable. Everything was clean. Staff were helpful and kind. WiFi worked fine.

There was some not super great behavior among some guests in the dormitory, but of course that is not the establishment’s fault (I think Korea does not have a big hostel culture in general, and so some of the politeness norms that are very common in European or Southeast Asian hostels seem to be lacking here).