“If you're in a bind, everything else is booked, and you need a place to stay, book this place.”
We snagged a room a few hours before arrival after a last‑minute cancellation, and with limited options we chose this spot. The staff were very helpful and accommodating, even though we spoke different languages. The place is a goshi‑tel (goshiwon‑style small room with a tiny attached bathroom) that also accepts long‑term guests. The room came with a desk, a bed, a fridge, and a shared kitchen at the end of the hallway. When we got there, there were no bedding, blankets, pillows, or toilet paper, but we requested them and they were supplied. The staff responded quickly to our messages and assisted us a lot. The beds were comfortable and there was AC. Some rooms had a computer or TV screen, though not all. It sits on a quiet street but is within walking distance of nice cafés and restaurants, and a few bus stops are nearby. The profile could give more detail. We arrived at the listed address but no one was in the office, so we didn’t know how to check in. We eventually found a phone number and sent a KakaoTalk message, to which they replied immediately. It seems they manage several buildings on that street, as the staff member came from outside and walked us to another building where we stayed. The bathroom facilities aren’t the best, but they’re adequate for a short stay. We felt bad having to send several messages to get pillows, blankets, and toilet paper, but the staff kindly supplied them (we understand they had little time to prepare for our arrival since we booked that day, so we were grateful for everything).
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