Myeongdong Guesthouse Como

Very close to Myeongdong, just 20 meters from the subway station. It is also very convenient to go to Myeongdong, because I can visit Myeongdong every day. And it is not on the main street, so it is very quiet, a quiet place in a bustling city. The room is a little small, and people can't pass through after the suitcase is fully opened. This is the only drawback, but at this location and this price, what else do you need a bicycle for.

Nice hotel. Very conveniently located - and the metro is nearby and many shops are within walking distance. The room itself is very small - only to sleep and nothing more

The initial explanation at the time of my stay was thorough. There was no refrigerator in the room, but there was one in the common area outside the room. The homely atmosphere made it very comfortable for me as a solo traveler.

It does not match the picture, the room is very small, there is no room cleaning service, and there is no elevator.

The rooms are too few and shabby Too little equipment

Great location, friendly staff

The single room is very small, but it is enough for one person to live in. After all, I probably only stay in the room when sleeping hahaha. (But it is not suitable for friends who have high requirements for space) The door is only as wide as a small suitcase from the bed, and the end of the bed is close to the toilet door. The toilet has a sliding door and an exhaust fan, and there is no peculiar smell. It is basically acceptable. of The most important thing is that the location is very good. There is a 12-story Daiso building very close next door. The subway entrance, convenience store, and Olive Young are all very close. Myeongdong is just across the road. The room is equipped with towels, slippers, two clothes hangers, TV, paper towels, shower gel and shampoo, and mouthwash cup. If you are short of daily necessities, you can go directly to Daiso to buy them, which are very cheap. Health: OK. I'll use the disposable four-piece set anyway Environment: OK. In fact, the sound insulation is not good, but everyone is super quiet. Except for entering and exiting the door and passing by the room, you can hardly hear other people's movements. Service: There happens to be a Chinese-speaking front desk, and communication is basically no problem. Even if the front desk doesn't speak Chinese, just say "check in" when checking in and "check out" when checking out. There are trash cans on the first floor, so you have to sort the garbage yourself. There are also a lot of umbrellas placed on the first floor. You can use them if it rains when you go out. The entrance and exit doors and rooms are all password locked.

It's very good and the store staff can all speak Chinese and are very friendly.