Kiwa Hostel

The hotel is conveniently located near the popular 'library' and a large shopping mall where you can find great brands like Hoka and Arc'teryx. Most items aren't discounted, but they become slightly more affordable after tax refunds. The room hasn't been renovated in the last couple of years, so the doors, windows, and facilities show some signs of age. I stayed at another capsule hotel nearby the night before, which was不仅优惠 (not only cheaper but also better equipped), so I couldn't give this place a perfect score.

The interior is very clean, and the private rooms don't feel cramped, with good spacing from other guests.

The entire hotel was spotless, and I felt comfortable from the moment I arrived. The room was clean and well-equipped, making for a pleasant stay. The staff were very polite and attentive, which made me feel at ease throughout my visit. The location is also great, with convenient access to nearby attractions. I would definitely consider staying here again if I'm in the area. I didn't experience any inconveniences during my stay and was completely satisfied with my comfortable experience until the very end. Thank you for a wonderful time!

The hotel's location is super convenient, right next to the Coex Mall and a bus stop. You can even catch a bus directly to Incheon Airport from Coex. While everyone tried their best to be quiet, you could still hear noise from the hallway and other guests.

The lounge is really good. For a hostel (?), it's the best value for money. Aside from the dry air, it's great.

I was a bit worried because of the low price, but it turned out to be a clean and comfortable stay. Even though it was a Saturday, it didn't feel overly crowded, and the shared lobby was spacious and comfortable for everyone. The free coffee was also a nice touch. The shower rooms were clean with 5 stalls, and they made sure to restock towels both day and night, so I never had an issue. Toothbrushes and razors were also available in the shower rooms. Security was good; you needed a security card to enter each floor, and there were dial-code security boxes at the entrance and in the bedrooms, which gave me peace of mind. The bedrooms were quiet, and if your main goal is just to sleep, it was perfectly fine. There are several bus stops nearby, so access was never a problem. A subway station was also within reach. I would definitely consider staying here again if I have the chance.

This was my first time staying in a capsule hotel. It seemed new, and the interior was generally clean with a full range of amenities, no complaints there. The partitions were just curtains, so there was absolutely no soundproofing. It was a hassle to have to unlock and open a door every time I needed to go to the restroom. Also, the lack of tissues in the room was a minor inconvenience. Other than that, everything else was pretty good. The temperature was comfortable enough to wear short sleeves during the day, but I woke up drenched in sweat. Since I couldn't control the air conditioning, I thought it might be tough for me in the summer since I tend to get hot easily. It might be a good option for people looking to save money on a short trip, like one or two nights. (I couldn't figure out how to get hot water from the water cooler.)