Hostels in South Korea

"Staff is very nice and welcoming, any questions we had they would try their best to guide us. "

"Flood toilet was awful. Yellow toilet paper on the bathroom floor with poop. Noisy Chinese people talk the phone, snore, hit the bed. It’s the first time I went to third country then maybe it’s normal in Asia. But, I will never back."

"This was my first time staying in a capsule hotel and it was decent enough for my two night stay. It was clean and tidy which is the main thing, and was in very close proximity to the beach! The capsule actually has a good amount of room but the mattress is very thin. If you are not used to a firm bed or mattress then you might struggle with getting comfy, but its manageable for a couple of nights. There were two bathrooms in the women's dorm and I never had issues using them whenever I needed...

"Close to tourist sites and shopping."

"Couldn't find the place. Located in Party Alley. Don't suppose I'm getting my $43 back either."

"Staffs are so nice. And Lobby is so warm and cute. Rooms are some kind of simple but clean."

"Even though most rooms are shared, it is very private. When I used the bathroom or kitchen there were rarely people, so it was really relaxed. Richard is also very friendly and always ready to help! If I ever come back to Seoul I would stay here again :)"

"Staff doesn't stay here and customers have to call her through telephone for checking-in. It is difficult to use telephone for foreign traveler. The room and bathrooms are poor, different from photos, not clean, no TV, no window, many bugs."

"A nice place for solo travelers. Enjoyed myself and was very comfortable. Necessities were provided, but bringing extras, such as shoes and towels, wouldn't hurt."

"quiet area ,no noises but rooms are very small as name of hotel ,you can save the cost of travel expense "

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"Wonderful stay @ Yeha! A must when u R in Jeju city! "