Season Helloworld House - Hostel

You can get around on foot from this hostel, with the bus station and metro within walking distance. The area stays quiet after dark, and there are a couple of nearby cafes for a quick breakfast. The place has what you need to cook for yourself, including utensils, cookware, dishes, and basics like soy sauce and salt. There are also washing and drying machines, and you don't need to buy detergent. In the bathroom, there's liquid soap, shampoo and conditioner, and a hairdryer. Extra toilet paper and pads are kept in a closet, and fresh towels are available in the common area. The bedroom has an air conditioner and a window. The beds are comfortable, with mattress covers but no bedsheets, and you get one pillow and a blanket.

It's the typical kind of cheap place in Seoul: a six bedroom dorm, one toilet and bathroom, and a small kitchen. You don't meet the owner, but get a message with all the information. The bed was comfy, and the location was excellent!!!

The accommodation was good, but I really want to raise an important concern about the dog. It made us sad to see him tied up in the courtyard with no soft bed. He was lying on the cold ground with just two lonely toys. In the evenings, his water bowl was empty, so we refilled it and realized he was really thirsty. He seemed to be left alone, with only travelers giving him a quick pat as they went in or out. I don't know whether someone takes him for walks, but I really hope they do. It felt like he was there as a cute attraction for guests, rather than a respected and loved animal. Whoever owns this guesthouse, please do something to make his life better. He's such a kind, beautiful soul and deserves the best. We had self check-in and never met the owner.

The stay was comfortable, and the price was affordable. I really liked the place. I can't add photos out of respect for the owner.