Dodam

The value for money is good, and walking to Haeundae Beach and nearby attractions is convenient. The only downside is that the exterior of the building looks a bit shabby at first glance, which might give first‑time visitors a negative impression.

Dohoon·2 months ago

Being in Haeundae’s food‑packed Haryedan-gil is handy, and the modest but tidy accommodation felt cozy and relaxed.

Wooyoung·3 months ago

“Bad”

체크인차 방문을 하였으나 시설이 너무 열악하고 찾기 어려운 위치로 인하여 어렵게 찾아내 방문하였으나 주차공간도사용불가하여 숙박을 하지 못하는 상황으로 판단되어 취소하여 다른 숙박업소로 변경하였읍니다. 가격에 비하여 숙박면적도 비좁은듯하였고 부킹닷컴의 특성상 외국인이 에약하여 만일에 체크인을 시도한다면 실망스러움에 부팅닷컴의 명예와 국가적인 명성에 부정적인 영향을 끼칠것으로사료됩니다. 내가 제대로 된 준비된 조건으로 시설을 유지하며 관광객을 받아들일 수 있는 마인드가 부족한 듯하여 절대적으로 비 추천합니다

Bs·3 months ago

The good thing was the market and the subway station, and the beach was close. The bad part was that inside the futuristic city, the place looked like an old house from the past, the bathroom was too narrow, and the owner wasn’t that friendly.

만숙·A year ago

“Great location. Good for light travelers who are comfortable with basic Korean style accommodation”

The futon on the floor turned out to be surprisingly comfy, and the location is just a two‑minute walk to Haeundae Traditional Market. Every guest room is a chalet, not part of a larger building, so it’s a basic traditional Korean style stay with a futon, hangers for storage, and a bathroom that mixes sink, shower head, and toilet. There’s a floor drain, so you can shower normally. Check the listing for other amenities; it’s good for light travelers who’re okay with minimal comforts. I couldn’t find the guest house on Naver when opening directions, so a friendly Korean tourist called for me, and the owner met us and guided us to the place. The guest house’s name is only written in Korean on a white stand‑up sign at the entrance alley from the traditional market, and the room number is a Korean character. The lock on the room feels easily breakable. Better signage that includes English would be a great help.

Alex·A year ago