10 m² · 1 double bed
The reception and the hotel are open all the time, Wi‑Fi is fine, equipment is okay but there’s no bedside outlet. The neighborhood and hotel are quiet; the bed, floor, and bathroom were clean on arrival. The room was very damp, smelled stale and like cigarette smoke, lacked ventilation—especially the bathroom had a sewage odor, the window was too small and dim. Towels were too small, housekeeping didn’t clean daily, the fridge was a bit too small, there was no duvet, the décor needs improvement, shower pressure was low, the bed was a bit too hard, there was no storage space, information was missing at arrival and had to be requested, and dust was visible in a few spots.
The bed was super comfortable, the shower was good, and the location was great. The neighborhood is unique, but that’s not the hotel’s fault.
“Almost fine due to center location food are healthy”
The place offered extra gear like a chair with a table, a sleeping apron, and a video game. Yet the room wasn’t properly cleaned; I spotted a cockroach on the bed the first night. The motel owner got upset when my friend tried to meet me, which was disappointing.
“Decent stay”
The place looks a little run down but the room has everything you need for a short stay. The staff seemed unfriendly at first, but I might have judged too quickly; she let us check in early because there were spare rooms, so thank you. She spoke fluent Mandarin, which helped our communication. The bed felt like sleeping on a plastic mattress—sleep‑able but not ideal for those who care about comfort. There’s no lift, so you’ll have to carry your luggage up several flights of stairs.
I stayed near the metro station, surrounded by plenty of restaurants, and the rooms were spotless and fully equipped with every small necessity. The hotel, however, feels more suited for hourly guests; the rooms are tiny and better for short stays, and the staff only speak Korean.
The reception and the hotel are open all the time, Wi‑Fi is fine, equipment is okay but there’s no bedside outlet. The neighborhood and hotel are quiet; the bed, floor, and bathroom were clean on arrival. The room was very damp, smelled stale and like cigarette smoke, lacked ventilation—especially the bathroom had a sewage odor, the window was too small and dim. Towels were too small, housekeeping didn’t clean daily, the fridge was a bit too small, there was no duvet, the décor needs improvement, shower pressure was low, the bed was a bit too hard, there was no storage space, information was missing at arrival and had to be requested, and dust was visible in a few spots.
“Decent stay”
The place looks a little run down but the room has everything you need for a short stay. The staff seemed unfriendly at first, but I might have judged too quickly; she let us check in early because there were spare rooms, so thank you. She spoke fluent Mandarin, which helped our communication. The bed felt like sleeping on a plastic mattress—sleep‑able but not ideal for those who care about comfort. There’s no lift, so you’ll have to carry your luggage up several flights of stairs.
The bed was super comfortable, the shower was good, and the location was great. The neighborhood is unique, but that’s not the hotel’s fault.
I stayed near the metro station, surrounded by plenty of restaurants, and the rooms were spotless and fully equipped with every small necessity. The hotel, however, feels more suited for hourly guests; the rooms are tiny and better for short stays, and the staff only speak Korean.
“Almost fine due to center location food are healthy”
The place offered extra gear like a chair with a table, a sleeping apron, and a video game. Yet the room wasn’t properly cleaned; I spotted a cockroach on the bed the first night. The motel owner got upset when my friend tried to meet me, which was disappointing.
