Here are some objective facts for future guests:
1. The host was an elderly Korean gentleman who didn't speak much English. If you have questions or want to communicate extensively, you might find it challenging.
2. This is a very basic guesthouse with no soundproofing, and the hallways are narrow. Guests across the hall from me were cooking instant noodles in the kitchen late at night and chatting and laughing loudly in their room until 3 AM. It was impossible to sleep. Since they were in their own room and not a common area, and the guesthouse simply has very poor sound insulation, there was no reason to stop them or complain. Therefore, if you're a light sleeper, I don't recommend this place.
3. The guests opposite me checked out very early in the morning, so the host started tidying up and cleaning around 7 AM, which created some noise. So, after being kept awake until the early hours by the noise across the hall, I was then woken up by the host cleaning the room opposite. The whole experience was terrible.
So, there's a reason why it's cheap, I guess. It's a bit of a walk from the subway, but that's acceptable. There's a 7-Eleven, a CU convenience store, and places to eat nearby. The location is fine. However, both the subjective and objective aspects of the guesthouse itself warrant careful consideration.
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