Hello, I'm the manager of this accommodation:) My Kakao ID is Goshipages! We can speak English well, so please don't hesitate to contact me Before you ask, you need to tell us that it's an inquiry about the first store. We are located with good transportations :) Thank you so much
"I took the Airport Railroad and Line 2 to get there. Only Exit 2 at Ewha Womans University Station has an elevator; all other exits are stairs only, so be careful if you have luggage. If money isn't an issue, I'd recommend the limousine bus for both ways. I'd read reviews, so I contacted them via KakaoTalk beforehand. When I arrived, someone met me and explained everything. It wasn't a keypad room; it required a physical key.
I knew it was a Goshiwon (mini-studio), so I was prepared for a small room. There was just enough space to open a large suitcase, but usually, it seemed like you had to leave your luggage outside the room.
The room had a microwave, fridge, hairdryer, toothbrush, about five face towels, and a wardrobe. There was a water dispenser in the common area. In summer, you'd need the air conditioning, and in winter, it seemed like an electric carpet was needed for warmth.
There wasn't a basket to collect used towels. Having stayed in other guesthouses, I was fine with the small shower and toilet. It was so cramped you could barely move, and the toilet seat definitely got wet.
At night, there was a loud humming sound, perhaps from the fridge or electricity, and the sound of water flowing through the drainpipes. These two noises were so loud that my sleep was light, and I woke up many times.
The elevator opens directly to the entrance. Perhaps because there were segregated trash cans, I saw a flattened cockroach in the hallway outside the room, which freaked me out. Luckily, I never saw one inside my room.
The area around the accommodation has many slopes, but there are lots of restaurants, and public transport (trains and buses) is convenient. I'd like to stay here again, but only when cockroaches aren't around."