Noble Residence

This is a type of room called a goshiwon rather than a hotel. If you understand what kind of facilities it is, you can use it as a cost-effective base for your activities in Seoul. The room is small, but there is a shelf where you can put a lot of luggage and a large desk, so there is plenty of usable space, so it is not an inconvenience. Cleanliness had few issues. I didn't see any insects. It's great that rice and ramen are free and available any time except late at night. There are towels but no soap and shampoo so you have to buy them somewhere.

Anam Station or Jegi-dong Station, both about 10 minutes away. It is convenient to take the bus as it is right in front of the bus stop "Anam Gomataro". There is a "Noble Residence" sign at the building entrance, and take the elevator to the 3rd floor. This is a typical Korean type of guest house. Reserve the room type "Single room with shower/toilet", There is a room with an ant window and a room without a window across the hallway, so be sure to check if you are interested. Staff is always stationed in front of the entrance, but there may be times when someone does not come out even if you knock. The staff are very businesslike and cannot be described as friendly. At the entrance, you put your shoes in the shoe box and change into sandals, so the hallways inside the building are in good condition. Be careful as there are long-term residents who come here with their shoes on, and since it's close to Korea University, the customer base is probably younger. The room has a desk, chair, cupboard, refrigerator, stool, hanger hook above the bed, and another stool. The Wi-Fi router is shared between two rooms, so the speed is not a problem, and the only outlet is under the desk, which is a little inconvenient. Only 1 bath towel, no soap, etc., and no towel replacement. The hair dryer is shared in the hallway. The inside of the facility is kept clean and neat, and the water area is also clean. There is an IH, microwave, and water server in the shared kitchen, and laundry is also located here. Rice, ramen, and instant coffee from the rice cooker are available for free use.

The room is small but very cost-effective. The hygiene is generally OK.

Worst hotel I have ever stayed in in my life... First of all, let’s talk about the physical aspects. The chairs are moldy, there are no windows to the outside, and the toilet is broken. When I entered, there were no pillows and quilts. The administrator didn’t know where they got them for me to use... I gave them to my family at the time. The video is attached, please take a look... After all, it was the same day and it was relatively late. I originally planned to go to the 24-hour jjimjilbang, but my friends and family persuaded me to sleep in my clothes for safety reasons. On a spiritual level, I think this administrator is very unfriendly to Chinese people. When I went there, I arrived first and asked him if I wanted to check in. He simply ignored me and said that he came while I was talking. The guest greeted me, and then he asked me to wait while I was talking. Later, I waited for a total of 4 people before he took me to this room. I found that the chair was gone. I asked him to change rooms later, but he said there was no room. No, but I clearly saw him bringing pillows and quilts from another room! After that, I felt it was really not possible. When I was about to move out, everyone had already gone out. However, after being persuaded by my friends to come back, I came back to take a look and found that the toilet was broken. At this time, he was changing rooms when I told him. Said we have a room again, haha. It’s not that I haven’t lived in an examination institution before, but maybe because I was lucky in the past, the exam institutions I live in all have windows to the outside and the conditions are much better... I really don’t want to come here. This person who really speaks Chinese has managed it for a long time. People here do have a problem with the Chinese...

It's perfect for getting there from Jegi-dong, but it's difficult to get directions for the first time. It has a bathroom, so it's great value for money^^ Rice, kimchi mixed coffee, and ramen are provided for free, so you can focus on work when going to a restaurant isn't possible^^

Everything was in the room so it was easy to spend time! I really appreciate the free ramen, coffee, and laundry! ! There are shops around, and Anwa Station is the closest. If you take the bus, it's a 3 minute walk. I felt pretty comfortable there