KS Hotel

I went because of the computer specs, but this isn’t a PC room, so you need your own subscription ID to play online games. The selection is mostly FPS games. The gaming chair was comfortable. The rooms are large and well soundproofed, and the bathroom was surprisingly huge, about the size of a room at a motel I use on business trips to Seoul. ㅡ0ㅡ It’s tucked in an alley, which makes access a bit awkward. The basement parking area is dusty, with unpainted walls and floor, and the layout makes parking tricky even when there are plenty of spaces. Still, it’s good value compared with nearby places. A drawback is that there aren’t nearby convenience stores or restaurants with reliably good food.

The inside wasn’t bad, though the overall feel was a little gloomy. The main problem was the computers being too slow. One wouldn’t even start a game, so I only got to play for a short time the next day before checking out.

If there’s a reason to recommend it, it’s that you can game with friends when you can’t go out after 9 PM because of COVID, and the bathroom had hot water. That’s about it. We booked a room with three PCs, but dust and haze were everywhere from the underground parking lot onward. There was a large bed and a small one; the smaller bed’s springs were worn out, its mattress slanted, and its base was broken. Cigarette smoke filled the room so badly my throat hurt when I woke up. The soundproofing was basically nonexistent, and with all the yelling and noise right beside us, I felt like my friends were chewing me out for treating them to a meal until 3 AM. Shops were closing after 9 because of COVID, sigh. I’d recommend this to smokers who want to game with friends all night. For anyone else, game over.

The computers were decent, and there’s a separate parking lot. The owner was really kind, too. We had a great time gaming with friends all night. If it were closer to my place, I’d come here a lot.