Full House/Hongdae Entrance Sta.Exit 7. Party room. Big House. Two Rooms.

This was my first time staying at this kind of "hotel," and it was a truly unique experience. Pros first: 1. The location is fantastic, just a two-minute walk from Hongik University subway station Exit 7, and the area is bustling. 2. The room feels like a Korean home, with a homey feel. It can accommodate up to four people. 3. It's fully equipped with everything you need for cooking, cooking, microwave, washing machine, refrigerator—everything is there. 4. No one was there to assist you throughout the entire stay. The room door code was sent to you via Ctrip half an hour before check-in. Cons: 1. It's on the fourth floor, and there's no elevator!!! 2. The overall cleanliness is acceptable, but the hotel is definitely dated. The decor feels like it was built 20 years ago, and the interior is also dated. There are also quite a few moth flies in the room (the nastiest black bugs you'd find in the bathroom...). 3. The owner must have been upset by a previous guest, but their deliberate display of disrespect is still unpleasant. ● Leaving the air conditioner on when you go out and not conserving electricity will result in a fine. ● Exceeding the permitted number of guests will incur a fine, even for temporary visitors. ● Tampering with switches will incur a fine. ● Damaging or damaging items will incur a fine. ● This and that, and they kept mentioning it through Ctrip and Korean chat apps... I'm scratching my head. It's not going to get that bad... Just mention it once, there's no need to keep reminding. They even specifically emphasized the 24/7 surveillance system, which scared me enough to even search the room for hidden cameras. Overall, the flaws outweigh the advantages. The price is a bit high, but the location is great. If you're a group of four or fewer, consider staying here, as you can buy your own groceries and cook your own meals. However, for someone like me on a business trip, it's not really suitable. This was my one-time experience.

The room was clean. It was an old house, and the air conditioner was old and noisy, but it didn't bother us sleeping. The mattress and sofa were also very old. However, the room was fully equipped with everything we needed, perfectly sufficient for a few days. Trash sorting was a hassle, and the landlord sent me a bunch of requirements. To avoid a hefty fine, I carefully translated the instructions for cleaning the table. The only thing they had for the kitchen waste was a small yellow bag, which made us hesitant to come back for food because it wasn't big enough. There were also a few glass cups in the kitchen. I wanted to use one, but it cracked immediately when I poured hot water into it. I sent it to the landlord, and he asked me to buy a replacement. I searched for two days but couldn't find a similar one. I ended up paying 3,000 Korean won and sending pictures, but the response was still a blunt request to buy a replacement cup. It was quite frustrating.

It is inconvenient to carry luggage because you have to walk up 4 flights of stairs

The location of the B&B is very good, very close to shopping spots, but it is on the 4th floor and there is no elevator, so you need to carry your suitcase up and down the stairs! The details of the room are not clean! The equipment is old! Although the price is very cheap, the stay experience is not very good! The contact information before check-in was all about the rules and fines, which made people feel even worse! If you have any questions, I will only answer them by checking the manual! ! ! !