1 twin bed
Beds 8.6/10 · 12 guests mention them
“Comfortable and Convenient”
The location is superb—just a short walk from Yongdu station and bus stops that reach any part of Seoul. The facilities are complete. My room was cozy enough for one person, even with a 28” suitcase, and the host gave welcome gifts like biscuits, a keychain, and face masks. There’s a water station outside the room, and they provided a toothbrush and toothpaste, plus we could change towels daily, which I liked. The only downsides were the steep stairs to the room and a slightly uneven mattress, but overall it was a great stay.
“Highly recommend. Lovely relaxing stay.”
The place felt like home, the hosts were lovely, the location was great, and it was easy to get around and explore. I’m very happy I booked this accommodation and felt safe the whole time.
“とても快適。また来ます。”
The place was super convenient—just a 30‑second walk from Ryutō Station, which was spot on. The owner’s homemade breakfast was delicious, especially the warm soup when the weather got chilly. The downside is that the station requires a transfer from Sonso, which is a bit of a hassle, and the bed has a protruding wall that hits your head every time you sit up, so you have to be careful.
Every day I could make my own breakfast, the room was huge and could fit a 28” suitcase, and I even got a custom breakfast day with tasty rice cake soup. There were small gifts when I checked in. The bathroom and toilet were cramped, and the water temperature was hard to adjust and not very stable. I stayed in winter; the bathroom had no heating but it wasn’t too cold after a shower. Transportation was inconvenient—I took the subway to the hotel, but the walk was long and full of stairs. It’s fine for light travelers, but if you’re buying a lot of stuff, I wouldn’t recommend it.
“お得にソウル滞在できて満足”
When I arrived, the room and hallway felt a bit cramped and made me feel a little suffocated, but the facilities were clean, and since I only needed a place to sleep, the nearby station and the fact that it’s a women‑only hostel made me feel safe. It’s a relief to be able to stay in Seoul at this price. The staff who did the laundry were very nice, and I plan to stay here again next year.
“Comfortable and Convenient”
The location is superb—just a short walk from Yongdu station and bus stops that reach any part of Seoul. The facilities are complete. My room was cozy enough for one person, even with a 28” suitcase, and the host gave welcome gifts like biscuits, a keychain, and face masks. There’s a water station outside the room, and they provided a toothbrush and toothpaste, plus we could change towels daily, which I liked. The only downsides were the steep stairs to the room and a slightly uneven mattress, but overall it was a great stay.
Every day I could make my own breakfast, the room was huge and could fit a 28” suitcase, and I even got a custom breakfast day with tasty rice cake soup. There were small gifts when I checked in. The bathroom and toilet were cramped, and the water temperature was hard to adjust and not very stable. I stayed in winter; the bathroom had no heating but it wasn’t too cold after a shower. Transportation was inconvenient—I took the subway to the hotel, but the walk was long and full of stairs. It’s fine for light travelers, but if you’re buying a lot of stuff, I wouldn’t recommend it.
“Highly recommend. Lovely relaxing stay.”
The place felt like home, the hosts were lovely, the location was great, and it was easy to get around and explore. I’m very happy I booked this accommodation and felt safe the whole time.
“お得にソウル滞在できて満足”
When I arrived, the room and hallway felt a bit cramped and made me feel a little suffocated, but the facilities were clean, and since I only needed a place to sleep, the nearby station and the fact that it’s a women‑only hostel made me feel safe. It’s a relief to be able to stay in Seoul at this price. The staff who did the laundry were very nice, and I plan to stay here again next year.
“とても快適。また来ます。”
The place was super convenient—just a 30‑second walk from Ryutō Station, which was spot on. The owner’s homemade breakfast was delicious, especially the warm soup when the weather got chilly. The downside is that the station requires a transfer from Sonso, which is a bit of a hassle, and the bed has a protruding wall that hits your head every time you sit up, so you have to be careful.
