Popular Hostels in Seoul Yongsan-gu

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H Hostel Itaewon

H Hostel Itaewon

4.6/548 Reviews
Yongsan/Itaewon
The staff at the counter were really warm! 4 ladies shared the same dormitory and 1 shower room. There is only 1 hairdryer in the room to go around, I can’t help but to feel a little conscious if I were to use the hairdryer at night it might disturb my room mates. Breakfast every morning were in the common area with white toast and eggs (you have to fry it yourself and wash dishes yourself), coffee, juice and milk are also provided with cornflakes I think that’s nice. Because Itaewon is on Line 6, going around to the more tourist areas are slightly difficult, but I loved it because there is a straight bus to Sinsa and Gangnam. Laundry room is also free and good! It takes roughly 2h~ to finish washing and drying clothes (if you use the speed wash mode). The bed was very clean and very spacious, side power plug and hook basket for your common items like phone and wallet is great! Usually I would not stay capsules or hostels for more than 1 night, but I stayed here for 3 days 2 nights, it’s one of the best hostel that I wouldn’t mind staying more than a night. Would definitely considering coming back.
Hause Itaewon

Hause Itaewon

3.8/514 Reviews
The place was easily accessible via train, just a short walk from Samgakji station (exit 1 or 13). It's also close to the airport bus stop that takes you directly to Incheon Airport - very convenient. It also has a nearby convenience store, and is surrounded by a lot of restaurants and cafes so you won't have to worry about where to get lunch or breakfast. Most of the guests I've met there are quite friendly and will give you tips on what to do if it's your first time in the city. They also have a kitchen in the 3rd floor so you can cook your own meals if you feel like it. We sadly didn't get a chance to see the rooftop and the upper floors because we were so tired by the time we returned. The main floor of the guesthouse is on the 2nd floor, including the reception desk, and you have to climb a steep set of stairs to get there which proved quite challenging when most of their guests are carrying huge luggages - no handrails btw, so you have to be careful. I was carrying a collective weight of 20kgs when I first arrived and had to get help from Johnny as it was impossible for me to do it myself. With its popularity among travelers comes the obvious problem of it being fully packed with people, which can get chaotic when everybody wants to use the showers at once. The place is a little small and there wasn't a lot of room to move around in once all the guests arrive and are buzzing about.
Itaewon Guesthouse - Hostel

Itaewon Guesthouse - Hostel

3/50 Reviews
Yongsan/Itaewon
The location of the hotel is in Itaewon. There are shops for foreigners. There is a supermarket opposite the hotel. There is a convenience store in Cu. It is very convenient to take subway line 6 and walk about 500 meters. There is a middle school nearby that is easy to find because we prefer pears. The environment here in Taiyuan is so lively that I chose this place in time for Christmas. There are many bars and clubs around here that I like to play. It is a good choice. Most of the houses in South Korea are built on the mountainside, and the hotel is also a slope but it is acceptable because most of the houses in South Korea are like this. The interior of the hotel is relatively small. Our room is on the third floor and the third floor. There are three double rooms on the third floor. It will be hot and cold and needs to be adjusted well, clean and clean. The boss is very good and speaks English all the time because the boss is not Korean. If I go to Itaewon next time, I will stay here again. The location is very convenient. It is also close to the airport bus and the subway. The boss has lived in Yiwu, Zhejiang, China for a year. He has a very good attitude towards Chinese people. Go up the road next to this MR KEBAB and you will see the hotel after passing the middle school
Itaewon Inn

Itaewon Inn

3.9/543 Reviews
Yongsan/Itaewon
Absolutely not the type of room you want to live in. Once you enter the door, there is a small space and a small toilet! First, there is only a small table, and everything must be placed on the floor The second toilet also only has a sink and there is no way to put things The third sleep has to walk through a corridor that is 3-4 meters long The fourth bed is convenient and there is no place to put things Fifth, I stayed in January 2023. There was a window smaller than my head at the head of the bed. At that time, it was snowing and the wind kept blowing in, so cold to death🥶! Sixth can't see anything out of the window! ! A little bit: Itaewon is convenient, you can stay for one night, the surrounding is safe, and there are convenience stores!
Seoul Cube Itaewon

Seoul Cube Itaewon

4/57 Reviews
Yongsan/Itaewon
I encountered the loveliest staff ever. They were all so friendly and helpful form checking in, recommendations for tourist areas, restaurants, street food and travel. They had full knowledge of local and touristy areas, and always went the extra mile, and made sure I had the right directions there and back. The main receptionist, Yeosong, speaks English, Korean and Chinese, I was impressed and felt even better after she remained in contact with me until my departure since I had roaming service issues. I was blown away by their hospitality and making you feel comfortable, a great first impression. It's a cozy hostel and cafe, so I felt nice to even sit and talk with the staff and being so attentive towards everyone. The manager is great and also involved in everything, you can tell they're all a great team. The hostel is very close to the city center, if not down the corner. The facilities are very clean and was constantly checked up on. Seoul Cube is a really nice place to stay, if not the best place to stay, especially in Itaewon. The breakfast is really good, and they had a variety at that, from sandwiches, to eggs and toast with water or coffee. They play movies in the evening in the cafe area, which everyone can just sit and enjoy, a plus because I got to meet so many people. I also liked that there's doors that require passcodes in order to access the hostel, your area and the room you're staying in. It made me feel extra safe and more privacy within the hostel.
Aroha Guesthouse Seoul Station

Aroha Guesthouse Seoul Station

4.3/519 Reviews
Seoul Station
Breakfast yourself, I have not eaten, health can, Korean handsome guys will speak Korean English, I will not, the price is quite high, location navigation can go, the phone will not find the signal, I will go to a Northeast brother for the first time Take me in the past, Seoul people are very enthusiastic, travel is very good

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