E Residence

It's conveniently located right behind Starbucks, about a 5 minute walk from Exit 3 of Shinsa Station. There is a CU nearby, but the selection may not be very good. I wonder if it's manned until around 7pm? When you check in, you will be given a card key and explained in mixed English how to lock the room. He was a kind uncle. What about the room? You take off your shoes at the entrance and go to your room, so it feels more like an apartment for a single person than a hotel. Face towels for the number of nights you will stay, small soap (disposable), toilet paper, hair dryer I don't know if I didn't clean the inside of the drawer or what, but it was scary because there were things like used socks in there. There were also a lot of unused condoms. So I wonder if there are many people who use it that way. Delivery health-like. The water pressure in the shower was good. The toilet is the type where you throw the toilet paper in the trash instead of flushing. It was inconvenient that there was no outlet near the bed. When I checked out, there was no one around early in the morning, so there was a sign posted at the exit that said, ``Please return the key in this box,'' so I put it there.

It was easy to get around as it was close to the station. Please note that a hair dryer is not included. There were no bed bugs. There are no tissues and only 2 rolls of toilet paper.

I used it for 2 nights in the middle of a 5 night 6 day stay in Korea. I used it because of the location. Starting from this hotel, we went to Garosu-gil, Apgujeong, the Gangnam area (cosmetic surgery), Seongsu, and COEX! Due to the location, it was easy to change trains wherever I went. It was my first time in Korea in 15.6 years, and my first time using a train. However, unlike Seoul, there are fewer and easier to understand train lines. As a beginner, I was able to move around without getting lost. Rather than a hotel, it gives the impression of a one-room apartment for medium- to long-term stays (such as international students). There was a lot of storage in the room, so I opened it all up and found nothing but hangers. Also, although there was a washing machine, it didn't have a drying function. (This uses the papago app) You take off your shoes, share the hallway, and unlock each floor with your PIN, just like in a shared house. You will receive the number in a memo along with your card key when you check in. The card key is a separate key to enter the building. There was also a mini kitchen on each floor. The room had a refrigerator, microwave, toilet, shower, and hair dryer. The towel is one bath towel. 2 face towels There was one spare toilet paper. Service 3 → I checked in on Saturday and checked out on Monday, and when I checked in around 3pm, there was a person at the front desk, but she wasn't there in the evening. Maybe Saturdays and Sundays off? Apparently, there is someone in charge for a limited time, and when they are not there, a bag with their name written on it is left outside the front entrance. (From other people's reviews.) Gangnam seems to be closed on Saturdays and Sundays. Cleanliness level 3 → Just my personal feeling, it's a motel or a local business hotel. Facilities Amenity 3: No tissues (perhaps this is standard in Korea?) I had sinusitis, so I brought my own. I didn't know if they would change the towels so I couldn't ask. There is a cafe on the 1st floor (closed on Saturdays and Sundays), and there is a Starbucks about 2 minutes walk away. Seven is about 2 minutes away on the other side (large, wide selection) I checked out on a Monday morning, so I don't know, but there seemed to be a restaurant in the ba*****t. Also, I personally requested a courier to transport my luggage between hotels, and I told them that I wanted them to store my carry-on case, and they happily did so.

Near convenience stores in the front and back. Near Airport Bus Remousine, Sinsa Station. Near the cafe Well done, good location Near Garosugil Can walk Subway Exit 3, walk straight for about 300 meters. Sajangnim, the owner, is kind and fun to talk to. In front of the alley there is a club. Everyone likes this style, it's very good, the cards are handsome. quiet Near the grilled pork restaurant where BTS likes to eat, can walk. Highly recommend this place.

I booked this hotel because it was close to the station and had reviews saying it was convenient, but it was certainly close to the station, but there was a very steep slope in front of the hotel, and it was difficult to walk up and down with a heavy carry-on suitcase. It's closer to Sinsa Station and easier to find! Staff members are not always on hand, so it may be a little difficult for those who want to leave their luggage before check-in or to leave their luggage after check-out. There was no remote control for the air conditioner in the room, so I was worried about how to adjust the temperature, but fortunately it was neither too cold nor too hot for the season, so it was fine. The bath and toilet were unit baths, but it was my first time to use a unit bath without a bathtub, so I didn't know how to use it, and I was conflicted about whether it was okay to wet the toilet bowl so much, and I couldn't take a bath properly. There was something like a club nearby, and even at around 7 or 8 in the morning, there were a lot of young people drinking and excited, so I felt a little scared, but there were security guards there, so it seemed fine. The only amenities were towels! The price was reasonable, so I think I could find a better place if I looked further!

It's good for a short stay. An airport bus runs right in front, and the lady who counts the counter is friendly and speaks foreign languages. It's a bit disappointing that you can only leave your luggage until 5 o'clock after check-out.