Jun Guesthouse

The place was very clean, and there are plenty of restaurants and shops around the Hongdae business district. I stayed in a six‑person room, but only four girls actually occupied it; three rooms shared a single toilet and bathroom, which was great because we didn't have to worry about bumping into guys. The suite’s door lock was solid and secure, and they provided free hot and cold water. The blanket was thin—more like a light sheet than a proper duvet—so it was cold at night; I wonder if they’ll improve it in winter.

Yitong·3 weeks ago

“Bokar du en säng i en sovsal är detta inte ett boende utan endast en sängplats, lågt betyg på bekvämligheterna.”

The location was good and it smelled nice. You’re not allowed to stay between 11‑15 because they clean then, which we only found out after booking, so that’s a rule you have to accept. What was unacceptable was that when we left our room, the staff climbed into the beds and rummaged through our stuff, leaving a smell on our clothes while not cleaning the beds. The shower has no curtain, so after someone showers the bathroom is soaked and you can’t use the toilet without getting wet. The shower and toilet are in the same room, which works for 1‑4 people but with 8 it’s a long queue. Being able to use the toilet in your accommodation should be a standard. The power outlets in the beds didn’t work, and the Wi‑Fi was unreliable. The beds were small and hard, and there were no shelves to put things on. The gap between the wall and the bed was large, so I dropped my phone and other items on the floor. There’s no common area, and you’re not allowed to eat in the bed, so it’s not a lodging at all, just a bed. For two traveling girls, this was not a first‑class accommodation.

Emma·4 weeks ago

The location was great, but arriving on a late flight could be confusing because of the view or unfamiliar geography; a sign at the alley entrance would help (just look for the pink storefront, then turn in). We arrived during the day because we were worried about getting lost; it’s close to shopping and dining, and the airport exit 7 navigation is easy. The place was comfortable, warm, and clean, the room was bright and fragrant, check‑in was contactless with a code, and the water dispenser and microwave in the common area also required a code. Luggage storage was not available. 1. If it’s a family stay, two chairs are a bit too few. 2. There’s only one electronic lock on the door, which can be a safety concern for families with children; the scent diffuser’s timer and the electronic code lock sound are similar, so I kept thinking someone had opened it by mistake, but the staff were friendly and handled it, checked the cameras, and called the police to investigate, so they took our feedback seriously (I’d suggest at least locking the inner glass door for extra protection when traveling).

Yu·A month ago

I stayed in a 400‑sized single room. The size was very reasonable, and the shared bathroom and toilet were clean. It’s a shame there’s no place to eat, which was mentioned in the listing so no surprise. However, the photos in the listing show a dining area in front of the residence that I thought I could use, but that spot no longer exists… it would be good to update the photos to avoid misunderstandings.

Elodie·A month ago

“弘大駅から徒歩5分くらいでこの値段ならまた利用したい”

It felt closer to Hongdae Station than the map indicated. I liked how close the shops around the station were, so I could easily drop things off. The dial‑key locker next to the bed was convenient and big enough for a suitcase. The shower room was only two, and there was only one changing area, so if someone was using it, it was hard to use even if one was free.

Yukiko·2 months ago