The property is located among the 3 metros station which Jongno 3(sam)ga station is a junction of 2 metro lines so you can easily travel anyway with 4 metro lines. There are many food place around the property and many of them are open until the late of the night, many loval restaurants, pubs and bars are in the same area so there are some nightlight along the way you walk back to the hostel. There are 4 convenient stores nearby (7-11, G25, Ministop and CU) not too big but still have most of the stuffs you might needs. The staffs are nice, very friendly and have good response. For those who have the large luggage please note that there is no locker specifically for the luggage so if you don’t want to use you luggage as a moving wardrobe then you need to prepare well. The breakfast is suitable for those who might need a quick and easy breakfast before going out. Overall I really satisfied with this stay and surely come again next time!

The cabin is not soundproofed so even the little noise can be heard, for those who sensitive for the sound or the light sleepers might not found it easy to stay. As my stay is in the time that there ate not too many people in the room so this is not disturb me that much. The restrooms and shower rooms are in another zone of the floor so you have to walk pass the common area.

My second time staying here. I like the fact that it's close to both subway lines and the airport bus stop is right at the main road. Walking distance to Myoengdong and Insadong. Two 7-eleven down the building. There's Olive Young and Daiso nearby, within less than 5 mins walk. Easy to find food, both fancy restaurant and local restaurant with self service ordering kiosk.

Not an issue for me but just be aware that there's not much space for large luggage to pack and unpacking during the stay. Recommend to travel with medium size bag.

For a hostel, overall this is above average in Seoul, it feels quite new. What I liked most is the proximity to the Jonggak station, only a few minutes walk. You can also walk to Insadong, Myeongdeong, Euljiro, Anguk etc. Plenty of food options in the area, very vibrant and alive at night and weekends. There is a common area for dining and sitting around. The female bathroom is very spacious, well-equipped and cleaned regularly; I particularly liked that fresh towels are provided daily. The daily breakfast is very good for a hostel - bread/toast, jam, butter, sliced ham, baked egg, orange juice, milk, coffee/tea; per person. If you are bored you can always get something to eat from 7E/GS25/etc nearby. A locker is provided for each person. Luggage have to be kept outside the room though, but this is common practice in hostels in Seoul due to limited space. Staff members are kind and helpful. WiFi worked well.

Nothing in particular, but if I had to nitpick it is the temperature in the room - it can get quite warm at night if your cube is far from the aircon.

I just picked this hotel because of Location. Just very center of Seoul, I guess. and.. subway and airport rimousine stop is just a few steps away. and.... mmm yes.. all the restaurants nearby are greatness itself.

Very nice facilities in the common area and a comfortable bed with curtains for privacy.

The hostel can be difficult to find since it isn’t located on the ground floor and there are not many signs. Most of the time there is no staff at the hostel (self service) but I guess you can contact them via phone/email if needed. There isn’t much space for larger suitcases, backpacks etc. but a small locker is provided for your valuables.

Functionnal, affordable, bunker beds have some decent space and curtain isolation. International power sockets too and good wifi. Breakfast is efficient if not exceptional, drinkable water fountain, tea-bags and micro-wave available. Laundry service too. Clean place.

The rooms include too many people (around 15 or so) and you always have at least one who's sick or snores by pure statistical effect. Aeration is not optimal and the smell fatally gets stronger during the night. But these are minor inconveniences expected in a dormitory. The common room could be laid-out to invite conversation though (example : chairs are facing the window showing their backs to the room)

This was my second stay at the hostel (although the first one was very short..) and everything was perfect. Surprisingly, you can’t hear anything that’s happening in the lounge from your bed, and although there are a looot of beds per room, it was constructed in such a way that you don’t really hear anything. The girls working there also made sure to clean the common areas everyday very thoroughly. Laundry is a little expensive compared to other hostels I’ve visited (10,000 won per load) but they do take care of it from start to finish so you can leave it in a basket before heading out, and you’ll eventually find it folded in front of your bed. The location is also perfect so really, I have nothing bad to say and will definitely be coming back a third time :))

This place is kept incredibly clean. I found all the bathrooms and showers spotless each time I used them. There are many amenities such as towels, shower gel and other little things such as the heating blankets provided for use. Breakfast was lovely (except the ham was out one morning). The bed was super comfy. Locations is amazing - just a couple minutes walk from the metro with many restaurants, bars, markets and sights in the vicinity. Quiet at night.

There is no space to store luggage in the room and the lockers are rather small - this leads to bags and backpacks of travelers accumulating out in the hallway - a bit bothersome to walk past or accessing one of the bathrooms. The light in the room is on 24/7.

The hostel is in the heart of Seoul. The staff is helpful. Easy check in and check out. Even self check in is available. The breakfast is self service. They provide toast bread, jam, cheese, ham, butter, milk, tea, coffe, hot and cold water, muesli. I got a cube with a small window which is not the average size, a bit bigger and I had a nice wiev to a stream next to the building. The air condition works well which is a must during the hot and humid summer. The bathroom is nice and modern. With hair dryer, hair streathener, towels, body wash and sampoo. The shower cabins are private and spacious as well as the toilets. There is a toilet next to the women dorm and one is at the other side of the floor with showers as well. They provide a small locker where you can put your valuable belongings. There are washing machines to wash clothes for a reasonable price (10.000 won). The staff reply quite fast for the messages.

Not easy to find the entrance at first so it would be nice to have more pictures and explanations about it. The women's bedroom at the 6th floor is on the opposite side of the building as the bathroom with showers so it would be better to provide bigger sized slippers to walk in to reach the bathroom. Mine was 36 max. in EU size and my feet are 39. I could not use it. Towels are provided and you can use multiple but those are small, handkerchief sized. The big luggages stored at the hallway which is not comfortable. If somebody wants to take out something from their big baggage, they occupie the whole asile.

The location was amazing so close to everything. Walking distance to the palace and markets. Close to the train station and also bus stops. There were always some sort of activities close by. eg. Outdoor library, Thai Festival etc. Staff was nice and all the amenities including laundry was available on site. Fresh towels were available to use daily and breakfast included.

Suitcase in the hallway, so you have to plan in advance what you need to take out and to leave in your suitcase. Also, constantly having to move or wait for people to move.