It's close to the bus stop and metro.

You get what you pay. The internet was kind of slow. Anyone can enter the hotel lobby without any keys. This has nothing to do with the hotel itself, but one time, a homeless man came inside the hotel and just shit himself. The foul smell and the incident traumatized me.

Well located close to Seoul Station, I was around 30min max. away from main touristic areas. Street is calm, 2 coffee shops are in both corner and they are really good. Staff was so kind, and their english quite good. The boss is korean but there are other people who could welcome you and they are from other countries. So whatever is your language it should be fine ! I was on F1 of the building, so I might have a bit more noises from the street but it was ok. Building is quiet, secured and convenient.

There was no kitchen or common space, which was a pity when it comes to eat. We can eat in the bedroom but it's not really handy. Bathroom smelled a bit, but it appeared that it was a punctual problem. For those who don't like hard/firm bed, it was fine for me but just so you know it's really firm.

The location was really safe and really good. I really loved the proximity to the bank, the subway and bus stations, cafes, and convenience stores. The room was simple, comfortable, and safe. For a short, affordable stay, it was perfect...especially for first time in Korea. The simplicity also helped getting me to enjoy the whole day exploring and then come back for relax, rest, wash, sleep for the next day.

Maybe adding a hanging air refreshener or something similar for the little shoe place before entering the main room. I liked it, but to keep that part of the room smelling fresh ㅎㅎㅎ

The facilities are basic, but totally clean. The location is also quite good. 1) Right next to a metro station. 2) Plenty of good dining, including 24-hour diners, nearby. 3) Good coffee shops, and regular shopping nearby. If you check in after hours, no worries. The front door is never locked, just push the button to open. Also, your room will be left unlocked for you, with key waiting inside. Yes, Korea really is that safe! Unlike some hotels, they don't clean your room unless you ask, which I actually prefer.

The hot water didn't work when I arrived. The staff did appologize, though it still wasn't working when my stay (one week) ended. Other than this, I have no complaints.

1. It was near train station 2. Lots of groceries store and restaurant (subway,local cafe) 3. We arrive earlier than 'check in' time but the staff allowed us to check in earlier 2 hours before.So it was very helpful because we have a lot of luggage to store. 10 star for the service tho. 4. The bathroom heater is working verywell. We have coffee,some cold and warm water to drink and its just outside our room.

1. The room was small. For me its not a problem but the info might be useful to others. Other than that,it was a fantastic stay. Will book again.

The staff were very helpful here and very accommodating. I bought a tourist sim card with unlimited data for 30 days from the accommodation and it was set up for me by a Korean member of staff. It has come in very handy on my travels when im out and about for when there's no free wifi. I booked the DMZ tour at the reception. It was very nicely run with the guide Andy being very pleasant and able to speak great English. Our tour group was also a very small group of 5 people relative to some of the other much larger groups and it was definitely worth booking this with the hostel. There are plenty of nice small bars and restaurants nearby. The subway station was also very conveniently located nearby

Receptionist was a very nice person. Our room was comfortable. Location and price were good. So close to the metro station and places like Itaweon Myeongdong. There are many nice cafes and restaurants just around the corner. It's definitely the place I'll stay when I come to Korea again. It was like home. We stayed here with my sister for 1 month. :)

Only the internet was a little weak on the 3rd floor and there were some bugs on the first floor.

Dalgona is in a great location, just between the two biggest train stations (Yongsan and Seoul Stations), and the neighborhood around it is really charming. The staff member that helped me check in was really friendly and helped to show me everything in my room before he left me there. The air con was a blessing on a hot weekend, and I enjoyed my stay with them~

The only real window in the room was hidden behind a cabinet door, which the staff member showed me, but with no natural light coming in, it became really easy to sleep in instead of getting up to enjoy the city.

* Close to everything. * A minute or 2 walk from exit 5 of Sookmyung Womens University Station. * Staff was nice and accommodating.

* Cleanliness, this guesthouse has a lot of potential to be great only if they clean the room thoroughly.

The staff were very nice and very accommodating! Our arrival time was past check-in time and they allowed us to self check-in and pay the next morning I'm not entirely sure if he was the owner but one of the male staff at the entrance was super nice! He gave us nice bar recommendations in Itaewon, sourced an adapter for us (which you can rent at the desk!) And was overall very pleasant

Honestly, you get what you pay for. It was very affordable accommodations in a very very accessible location so keep that in mind!