Although it's close to the subway station, there are many small hills to climb, and it feels very eerie outside at night. The hotel's main entrance is in a very narrow alley, so female travelers should be careful!
The hotel receptionist just appeared out of nowhere; I didn't know where she came from. There were no staff members in the lobby to tell us how to find assistance if needed. There was also no proper front desk for passport registration or check-in.
The entire basement is very small, with only one staff room. I wasn't sure if we could even open the door to find them. There were no signs or phones in the room to contact staff.
The motion-activated lights suddenly went out when we exited the elevator, which was quite scary. Right outside the elevator, three rooms were connected, and the soundproofing was extremely poor.
The showerhead was opposite the toilet, which was completely different from the bathroom in the pictures.
My friend was stopped when trying to bring something up to my room and was told they couldn't enter, only wait at the door. They said no more than two people were allowed in the room, and there was CCTV outside the door. It was a very strange hotel; it felt unsettling and eerie. I didn't get any sleep and ended up checking out and moving to another hotel. The price was over 130,000 Korean Won when I booked it; a hotel at that price should not have such poor quality. The most important thing when traveling is to get proper rest, not to be filled with fear and anxiety... Please choose carefully!
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