Stay Everyday

A good hostel for backpackers, with the basics covered: a shared kitchen, washer and dryer, and a private bathroom. It's away from the tourist traps, but you can get around Seoul by bus or metro. Several bus stops and a metro station are pretty close.

We're really disappointed by how they handled our backpack. I'd read a bad review about a backpack left near the kitchen table that went missing, and then we had trouble getting ours back. We messaged right away, explained how important the documents inside were, and were told they'd send it back. It took more than a month. While they weren't answering our messages, they left the backpack in the kitchen. How could they leave it in a shared space when they knew it was ours and had said they'd send it soon? They should have kept it somewhere safe and told us what was happening. They didn't reply or let us know anything. We only finally heard about it after more than a month, and not from them, but through a random review. I'm sad about this because the place itself is nice and in a really good spot, near lots of bus stops and a big train station. There are plenty of restaurants and discount shops nearby, too. Our stay was good apart from this incident, and I'm criticizing how they handled this particular situation. For an economical stay, it's not a bad place if you want somewhere nice to stay. I think it suits young adults better than families. Still, we're disappointed by what happened. I know Koreans don't usually steal, but unfortunately theft is more common where I'm from, and in Europe in general. I'm a foreigner, and that's my experience.

They cancelled our reservation at the last minute while we were riding the bus to the accommodation. Avoid this place.