Cube Guesthouse

Conveniently located near the metro and vibrant nightlife, the accommodation provides good value. Guests appreciate the friendly and communicative staff.

Not much around, Taxis don’t drive the whole way up there. Bathroom was not clean at all, couldn’t leave my backpack in my room had to leave it in the locker room. Very annoying but ok for one night. Mattress was so hard, I had so much pain couldn’t stay for too long

The guesthouse is considered very good for the price I paid because they provided soap and shampoo, a fresh towel every day, a hair dryer, and you can also apparently borrow other things like an adapter too, if you ask the receptionist. They’ve also got a water dispenser and a space on the first floor where you can mingle with other guests if you liked, and they also had some board games. You can pay for laundry for 60000 won. I almost felt like I was paying too little considering how much they provided to their guests. The owner, a Korean man, can speak some English. The first day I stayed, there weren’t a lot of other guests, so I was able to enjoy the amenities like the bathroom mostly to myself. The other days, there were more guests, so there were days I had to wait for the others to be done showering. It’s definitely a Korean house converted into a guesthouse for tourists. The only thing I didn’t like was that the toilet was in the same room as the shower, but I suppose most Korean bathrooms were built like that.