Busan Studio 202

In fact, since I stayed at this self-catering apartment, I really don’t know how to write a review. It’s really difficult for me. First of all, I thought I would ask about how to check in at the counter on the first floor, but I never expected that most of the information counters on the first floor are empty. After dragging my luggage and waiting for almost an hour, I finally remembered Ctrip's customer service and got the check-in password after receiving feedback (the Korean phone card I applied for cannot make calls but can only surf the Internet, so I did not receive the check-in reminder text message...) . After taking the only elevator up to the floor where my apartment room is located, and seeing the smart lock door, I finally let go of some of my worries. After entering the door, I saw the Care Bear doll placed in the living room opposite from the entrance. I checked each one one by one and found that the apartment room has a lot of storage space. The kitchen, bar, refrigerator, and induction cooker are all available! I thought I could put my luggage and go out to see it right away. Sea view, an accident happened - the toilet door couldn't be opened after I closed it! I tried to use force several times, but I felt that I couldn't be too reckless abroad. What should I do? I contacted Ctrip customer service but couldn't find a solution immediately~ Fortunately, I calmed down and figured out a way - put the small end of a chopstick into the small hole next to the door handle! Thank God, the toilet door is open! After thinking about it carefully, it is possible that the person who stayed in front of me accidentally put a toilet on the inside of the door. After locking it, I closed the door from the outside as the person who checked in later caused the toilet door to be locked from the inside! And later I found several times that the lock button was loose and it was easy to be locked! The wonderful afternoon (check-in information: you can check in after 3 pm on the first day and leave before 11 am on the second day) is almost over. And the most thrilling moment was still waiting for me at night! When I came back from the beach, I was ready to take a shower after eating the kimchi beef rice bought at the 7-11 convenience store, but I found that there was no hot water! And I looked here and there, looking for a lot. There was no hot water switch anywhere, and I even translated the check-in instructions on the coffee table in the living room. In the end, I had to take a cold shower! The most expensive night was only for cold water... I was so helpless. I passed the check-in the next day. When Ctrip customer service communicated with the landlord, the reply they received was that the hot water switch was informed via email. I couldn't answer anything at the time. After I returned to China, I carefully checked all emails and check-in reminders, but I couldn't find any relevant information. It’s not that troublesome to be a guest at a local Korean home. At least if you encounter trouble, you can immediately seek on-site assistance from the host~)! From the overall design, the second floor space of the entire Loft is very unreasonable. The stairs are too narrow. After going upstairs, I found that the height of the second floor where the mattress is located is too short, making it inconvenient to kneel down. When I left with regret, I met an environmentally friendly uncle who asked me to go to a 7-11 convenience store to buy corresponding garbage bags to throw away garbage! To be honest, thank you for having such luck. After such experience, my heart has become stronger and stronger. !