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It was clean! Perhaps because everyone around was considerate, it was quiet and comfortable at night! The bed was also spacious enough! As for the location, since it's in Korea, there are very steep slopes from both Nonhyeon Station and Seongsu Station! Within a 5-minute walk, there was a convenience store and a 24-hour restaurant! The restaurant called 'Daioh' (大王), which apparently operates until 5 AM, was delicious!

The location wasn't bad, and the bathroom and shower room were very clean. It was convenient that they provided two towels, a toothbrush, and slippers. However, my room was assigned right in front of the shower room, so I was quite bothered by the noise of other people coming and going. Other than that, everything was good.

I stayed here on a solo trip for a live event. It was a really pleasant stay. Since it's a new hotel, everything felt very clean. It was my first time staying in a capsule hotel, so I was a bit worried, but the noise wasn't an issue, and I slept soundly through the night. In the morning, I had bread, juice, and coffee, which was great because I didn't have to buy anything extra from a convenience store to curb my hunger. The location is about a 10-15 minute walk from Sinsa Station. The hotel is a bit off the main street, down a side road, so it might feel a little scary at night with fewer people around. Women should probably be careful. On the way to the hotel, there were chicken shops, convenience stores, and gimbap places, so there are plenty of food options. There was also a cafe. I'd definitely consider staying here again for a budget trip! Thank you.

Excellent hostel! It's very clean, well-maintained, and has great facilities. The staff were super responsive. I'd definitely come back again.

Hygiene: Since it's a new hotel, the hygiene seemed okay. But! The male and female floors are mixed, and a floor marked for men allowed women to check in. Also, there were guests with COVID or flu during my stay, so I'd advise anyone booking for July to look elsewhere. Location: It's more than a 10-minute walk to both the bus and subway stations, and the area is poorly lit at night, which feels unsafe for women. Service: Absolutely terrible. There was no one at the front desk. And in the morning, they'd pull back your curtains while you were still sleeping. Facilities: The 'breakfast' was just the simplest bread and drinks; I didn't see any milk. Other facilities are basically hostel-level. There were no earplugs, and the air conditioning was so loud I couldn't sleep with it on, but it was too hot with it off.

The hotel was even more beautiful, clean, and comfortable than the pictures, exceeding my expectations. The area around is quiet, with a convenience store, cafe, kimbap shop, and a park nearby. It's a short walk to the main road, and there are benches below the hotel where you can relax. For breakfast, they offered toast, strawberry jam, and cereal, along with coffee, fresh juice, and milk, which was a great free service. The bathroom and toilet were also spotlessly clean. There was no humidity or strange odors, and both the owner and the cleaning staff were incredibly kind. I'm so glad I stayed here!

There are CU and GS25 convenience stores nearby. It's a bit far from Sinsa Station, about a 10-minute walk, but the bus stop is only 5 minutes away. Sinsa-dong Garosu-gil is about a 20-minute walk. The environment is quiet and clean, perfect for travelers who need a peaceful rest. They provide cotton pads, hair ties, and cotton swabs next to the sink, which is a very thoughtful touch. The hallway is a bit narrow, so if you open a large suitcase, it might take up some space. Also, the room can get a bit stuffy without the ventilation on (I visited in July), but the ventilation unit is quite noisy, so light sleepers should be aware (earplugs are provided).

Check-in is done via a tablet, and you can select Japanese as the language. I feel safe because you need to scan your room card before entering the female-only rooms. There's a locker where you can set your own PIN, and another safe inside the room for valuables. The shower stall has shampoo, conditioner, and body wash, while the vanity has cleansing oil, cotton swabs, hair ties, and cotton pads. There aren't any tissues, so the area around the sink often gets wet. Although there were some inconsiderate guests, like someone whose alarm went off for over 30 minutes around 6:30 AM in the next room, and another person talking softly on the phone late at night, overall it was a good stay.

I stayed for two nights to attend a live concert at Kspo Dome. My flight was significantly delayed, and I arrived in the middle of the night, so I was really glad I chose this hotel where I could check in anytime. As far as I could tell, there was never anyone at the front desk; check-in was done by myself using a tablet. It was reassuring that there was a Japanese language option. I just had to show my passport to the tablet. Then a card and my room number came out, and I was all set. The floor where my room was located was generally quiet at all times, so I felt a bit bad about the noise my suitcase made when I arrived in the middle of the night. I wanted to take a shower, but it was prohibited between 11:30 PM and 6:30 AM to avoid disturbing others. So, I just washed my face and showered in the morning. Since my room was located near the center of the floor, it made sense. There were about 4-5 showers on the 3rd floor, and a similar number of hair dryers, all very clean! There were also about 4 clean toilets. The room was more spacious than I expected! It came with two bath towels, one small towel, a toothbrush, and a bag containing water. It was comfortable. Besides the regular curtains, there were also roller blinds, which helped ensure privacy. There was also a safe in the room, and a personal locker was provided. My locker wasn't big enough for a suitcase, though. Free Wi-Fi is available, and there's also a water dispenser. While it's close to Kspo Dome, there were many transfers needed, whether by bus or train. For check-out, all I had to do was insert the card. I left around 4 AM, and the doors were locked, so I had to rely on a translation app to figure things out. Everything was clean, and I was very satisfied. I'd love to stay again if I have the chance.