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The one plus is that it’s near the train station. Everything else left me disappointed, from the substandard cleaning to the sink spraying water all over the wall. The worst part was being questioned at the front desk and made to show my wife’s passport before we could get our room key back, even though we’d already been there for two days. I found that behavior disgusting, and I won’t return. It falls well below the standard of any hotel I’ve stayed at in Korea.

The location makes getting to major restaurants, the subway station, and a huge mall really convenient. The service is kind, though the staff speak almost no English. If you need a cheap place to stay, I’d recommend it.

The bed is hard, so skip this if you prefer a soft one. Reception speaks very little English, and you’ll need Google Translate to communicate. There’s free water and a microwave, and you’re near lots of discount shops, major shopping centers, the subway, and plenty of restaurants. For the price, it’s good value and very well maintained. It can be a little hard to find, but a taxi should be able to get you there.

The elevator doors close a bit too quickly, which was my only complaint. The room was spacious, with the bathroom and toilet separate, and the bathroom had both a bathtub and a shower. They cleaned and replaced the towels daily unless guests asked them not to.