Myeongdong Zamshh Hostel (Women only)

I used it when I went on a solo trip this time! It's easier to find if you check the exterior of the building in advance with a map app! When you arrive, take the elevator up to the 8th floor! When I went there, a Japanese female guest happened to tell me where the key was, but I was surprised that it was hidden outside where no one could find it. I don't think I would have been able to get in if it hadn't been for that kind woman. The inside was really clean, and the room was equipped with a massage chair, projector, and air conditioning, and I was very satisfied with the low price even though it was a single room. The key can be opened with your fingerprint. The first floor closes at 11 o'clock, so you have to return to your room by 11 o'clock! In the shared space, you can use a variety of things such as foot massage chairs, TVs, muscle training machines, coffee, and washing machines as much as you like. The only problem was that I didn't know how to turn on the shower, so I couldn't use it. The time it could be turned on was limited to 5 minutes! Also, the women's toilet is on the 7th floor, and you can also use the toilet on the 8th floor at night. (Men's toilet during the day) But other than that, I was really satisfied with the facility, so I will use it again.

This is the most outrageous B&B I have ever stayed in. There is no bathroom! This homestay is located in an office building in Myeongdong. Exit 2 is right outside the door, but there is no bathroom for showering🚿. The boss asked the guests to help post on Xiaohongshu and he would give them a ticket for a steam bath for one night. So, do people who stay for more than two nights not need to take a shower? The most outrageous thing is that this store is a cafe during the day and is rented out to Chinese tourists traveling alone at night. For showering, a shower head is connected to the toilet 🚾, making the guests shower in a very dirty public toilet. Do they treat the Chinese like pigs? Also, the owner of this store looks at people with arrogance and rudeness in his eyes! It's simply outrageous. They are very unfriendly to Chinese people. If they are prejudiced against Chinese people, they should not do business with Chinese people. It's really contradictory! I hope that travelers who see this post or friends who are in transit will avoid this homestay after reading my comments and real pictures. It is really disgusting. 🤢 ps: The above remarks are absolutely true and not fictitious. If I tell a lie, I will never get rich in my life!

This time, I arrived late at 10pm and was only staying one night, so I was looking for a simple place to stay. It said that check-in was until 9pm, so I called and they were kind enough to wait for me until late that day. It was really helpful. Thank you. The room was separate, there was even a massage chair and a humidifier, you could watch YouTube on the projector, there was a towel and amenities. There was a mattress and one blanket, but the room itself was very warm so one blanket was enough. It was clean, you could drink the drinks in the fridge, there was a coffee machine. The terrace outside was cute too. There was no bath, so I think it's a good idea to go to a spa somewhere before staying. You can borrow a shower head so you can use it in the toilet. There is also a hair dryer. The toilet is only accessible from the floor, so that's a bit inconvenient. But overall, I stayed for about 10 hours and it was very comfortable. I slept soundly! The location is also very close to Euljiro Station, so it's convenient for going to Dongdaemun. You can also walk to Myeongdong, so the location is great. I was also very satisfied with the 24-hour gamjatang next door. I would definitely like to stay here again if I have the chance. The photo shows Seoul Tower from the terrace at night and the gamjatang next door that I ate at night. I forgot to take pictures inside the hotel😢