Blue Boat Hostel Myeongdong

I've stayed in guesthouses in many countries, and I was glad that the shower had hot water. There is no privacy in the bed like in Japanese guesthouses, but you can feel closer to people from other countries, so it feels like you can enjoy a foreign country. In cheap hotels in Seoul, there are many types where the shower and toilet do not have a partition. I personally find it disgusting when the toilet gets flooded, but in guesthouses, the shower room and toilet are often separate, so I am grateful. The shower room at this guesthouse does not have a place to change clothes, so it is a bit awkward if there are other people. However, it was surprisingly not a problem because there were not many other people there. The reception staff was kind and helpful. They lent me a charging cord and adapter. (Deposit 5,000 won) The bedroom is small, so it may be difficult for people with a lot of suitcases and luggage. It was enough for me. There is a hair dryer in the room, and a hair iron in the common space on the floor. The shared lounge with the front desk has a free espresso machine, tea, and a water server that also provides hot water, so I was able to relax. It's about a 15-minute walk to the downtown area of ​​Myeongdong, and about 10 minutes to the nearest Chungmuro ​​station. There is a Mega Coffee just behind the hotel, so I bought Kam Japan coffee many times. The price is also cheap, so if I travel alone again, I would consider staying here.