This hostel is placed in a great area, between Namsan Tower and Myeongdong, close to bus stops and metro station. Rooms are big enough, beds really comfortable. The staff is helpful so you can ask them whatever you need. You need to have a reservation prior to arrival so make sure you book this specific place as there are few other locations in Seoul/Incheon with the exact same name :D

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Very well located and has everything a backpacker might need. Towel, body wash & shampoo, hair dryer, generic self-serve toast-egg-ham-cereal breakfast, plus you can buy things like instant noodles and cola in the lobby. The capsules have a decent amount of space to have some of my things in with me. You can borrow an electric heating pad to keep you warm, but the place was nice and warm in general. The staff was very nice and you can keep your luggage in the lobby before/after check-out.

The whole place could use a deep clean. In all fairness, the capsule itself was okay but besides my bed, the rest of the place just felt a bit sticky. Also, I stayed in a room in which the metal lockers are inside the room (most others are on the corridor). So I was woken up by people banging locker doors regularly. Also, there was no space for big luggage in the rooms so be prepared to keep your luggage in the lobby (obviously, not very handy). Overall though, for the price I would recommend.

Great location in Seoul to walk around, only about 200 metres from the train station. Cool neighbourhood. Fun little cubes to sleep in with plenty of space to sit up and not feel claustrophobic. This is a great location to experience Seoul from, with touristy areas just to the north (Myongdong), a nice little mountain to walk up just to the south (Namsan), and a series of traditional markets to the northeast.

Like many places in Korea I imagine, they have suffered a lot from the covid lockdowns of the last couple years. International staff needed to be laid off and the few visitors have been local. The one guy running the place has had his hands extremely full, so please give him some understanding. Nevertheless, you should visit this place international people! Also, it's a hostel, so don't expect luxury accommodations.

Convenient location closed to Myeongdong subway station and the Myeongdong shopping district. There is a Seven-Eleven just opposite to the hostel. Friendly staff always with smiley face.

The hostel is located on the third floor of the building (ground floor is first floor in Korea). It could be harsh if you have heavy luggages. The changing area within the shower room was a bit small and was only separated by a curtain. My slipper and the floor on the changing area were all wet after I took a shower.

The location is one of the best for staying in Seoul. It's quite well-connected to subways and buses, and the Myeongdong subway station is just a 2-minute walk from the place. It is one of the few subway stations with various shopping stores. On the opposite side of it, there's a huge market place with lots of street food stalls as well. Complementary breakfast is a big plus - especially if you go out early in the morning for sightseeing. And most importantly, the hotel staff are extremely helpful regarding everything and always behave very nicely. Overall, it was quite a peaceful place to stay.

A few washrooms have broken equipment. When fixed, it would be totally great!

The guesthouse is perfectly located. In the center of Myeongdong but not on the main street which makes it quiet. Breakfast is great with a lot of choice (cereals, toast, cheese, milk, eggs...) Small detail but I appreciated the fact that the light of the capsule was located next to its entrance. It is easier to light it off when you go out.

The rooms are too small. 4 beds have only around 50cmx1m of available space for their suitcases. It is not really convenient. Since I had a hiking backpack, I put it in the capsule but then I had less space in my bed.

Great location - close to the market streets, yet quiet at night. Comfortable beds. The pods in the dorms are set up quite nicely (with power outlets and a little shelf). Common area is cozy and comfy. Friendly staff. Clean facilities.

Rooms are rather small and so are the lockers - the only space to leave larger suitcases or backpacks is in the common areas. The light in the room is on 24/7, which is bothersome despite the privacy curtains. The door to my room was held open using a fire extinguisher, so I woke up to people passing through the common area late night. Bathrooms are very tiny - a person using the sink will have to give way to another using the toilet or showers.

While the rooms are very tight, the capsule/beds themselves are fairly spacious and very comfortable. A great location for exploring Seoul especially within a short time period.

There was no place to store luggage such as suitcases in the room or in the provided lockers, so we had to leave them in the main lobby during the day. Of course, there is CCTV cameras but I was still not super comfortable with doing this. Also, the hotel only provides instant coffee for the morning rather than fresh.

The location of this hostel was the selling point it is very central so easy to get everywhere. Travelling by myself, it was quite social so I was able to meet other travellers.

The actual room where the pods are, are quite small which means if you have larger luggage you can’t keep it with you. The USB plugs in my pod did not work which caused issues when charging, the host was very good to help address this and gave me adapters.

Great location with beautiful views of the sky tower from the street. There's also a little cafe nearby that sells coffee and the most delicious tiramisu I've ever had - went there about 5 times. Hostel was good, quite busy, but nice private pods and comfortable beds. Breakfast was good and simple, pretty standard for korean hostels.

Not the cleanest, and barely any space for luggage within the rooms/lockers. Had some issues with check-in that I managed to sort once I figured out who was working there.