The Stitches Guesthouse was the perfect stay for me as it was close to Hapjeong Metro Station in an interesting neighborhood. Self Check-in and self payment was very easy, the room was nice with a good big bed and a bathroom on the floor. Heating was good which is important in November. Wifi was also very good. In the basement was a kitchen and a fridge so I could prepare my own meal. On the last day I finally met the owner Isaac and we had a friendly chat. Next time I come to Seoul again for cycling I will make sure to stay at the Stitches again.

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Very near to subway, bus station, and hongdae. Very easy self-check in and check out. I stayed for 1 night before my flight, and there's an airport bus stop nearby which was very convenient rather than having to go up and down the escalator of subway stations with my big luggages!

my room was across the dorm room with bunk beds. the whole night was quiet until 4 o'clock in the morning where i woke up because guests from that room talked so loudly, seemed like they only just came to the guest house. well thanks to them i woke up just in time to prepare for my morning flight, but i think this would be annoying for other guests. please be mindful with your voice volume when staying here so you don't disturb other guests.

Keycard and room code is used for access. Kitchen has a hot water heater for making meals. Lots of towels were supplied in the room, and the room had lockers for each bed, so if you share the room with strangers you can keep your belongings secured. There are multiple bathrooms. Room had an AC/heater unit.

Korean bathrooms have the shower stall be shared with the entire bathroom (including the toilet and sink) which means the floor is often wet and you have to share bathroom slippers; but that's more of a cultural thing so can't really fault the hotel. Also only one of the bathrooms had shampoo and conditioner.

Very close to the train station, clean and quiet. The staff was very attentive to keep the common areas comfortable.

There is enough space in the room for the suitcases but you need to be organized to be able to open more than one at a time.

i love the ambiance of the guest house and the prompt replies and actions from the host.

the bedroom for 3pax is too small for 3 persons and their luggages. it was so hard to move inside.. or maybe we just have lots of things hahaha Its too quiet to the point that it will make you feel scary. but if you are an introvert kind of person, i think this guesthouse is for you.

had a very good stay in the single room. 40$ for a single room (with shared restroom) is a good bargain really like the apartment’s original wooden interior not get changed, such a delight. Sound proof is not top notch, thou not a prob for me good neighborhood with cafes/bars/restaurants to explore, near metro

It was located in a local hangout neighborhood. We went for a great Korean BBQ for a reasonable price. It was close to a subway and walkable to Hongdae Shopping Street.

I wish we had two key cards, since my family wanted to do different activities. It’s a minor issue, but people stay here for multiple nights, that will be helpful.

Great location, by supermarket and metro - good shared kitchen facility. Room and bathroom is very small but price was cheaper compared to other options

Facilities such as electric plugs easily available in the room and personal lights for each beds, and there are common areas for interacting with other travellers. A very cozy environment. Location is near the metro station. Host is friendly and contactable via booking.com chat. He also allow us to deposit the luggages and baggages in advance before the check-in timing. Owner also have clear instruction manuals for check in and out, along with other reminders.

Room is relatively small but it's value for money.

Location near Subway plus lots of restaurants and a few bars

Automated check in worked ok but it's not for me