Dream House

We stayed in the Standard double room, and there was enough room for the two of us and our two open suitcases. We could leave our bags when we arrived early, and there was free water to refill in the pantry. I liked that the shower had a glass divider, so water didn’t spread across the whole bathroom like it can in small Korean hotels. Dream House sits between Hongik and Hapjeong stations, both a bit of a walk but manageable. There’s also a bus stop nearby, plus cute cafes and CU and 7/11 close by.

The front desk woman was lovely and helped us arrange a taxi the night before we needed to leave. The driver was friendly too. On the way to the airport, he stopped to show us a local attraction and shared some Seoul history. We had a great experience, and our room was cleaned every day. If you want to call a taxi, the driver’s contact details are below.

The front desk staff were friendly and helpful, and the rooms had the basic things you’d expect. Noise traveled through the walls, though. I could hear the next room’s TV, bumps, and conversations late into the night, so light sleepers should bring earplugs.

The rooms were very clean, and the location was great. The hosts were helpful whenever we had questions and even went out of their way to find us a taxi when it was time to leave. I’d stay here again without hesitation.