I made a reservation on Sunday morning and visited the hostel two hours later. When I dropped off my luggage before check-in, they asked for my return time, and when I said around 10 PM, they immediately gave me a tour of the facilities. I was a bit flustered and didn't listen carefully to the explanations, so I ended up asking a lot of questions later, haha.
The indoor areas are shoe-free, so I noticed some unorganized shoes by the door, but both the dormitory room and the communal kitchen were clean. There were two shared showers and toilets, and I never had to wait.
They had almost all the amenities you could think of: shampoo, conditioner, body soap, body towels, face wash, toothbrushes, toner, lotion, cotton pads, cotton swabs, hair ties, and even hairbrushes. Towels were stacked for you to take as many as you needed, and there were hair dryers and curling irons. The shampoo and conditioner they provided made my hair silkier than my own, haha!
Additionally, there was a laundry machine, water dispenser, coffee, tea, green tea, and even charging cables – truly everything you could possibly need. The facility isn't very large, so conversations and noise can be a bit noticeable, but everyone was quiet during my two-night stay.
The hostel is close to the station and bus stops, with plenty of shops around, so you won't have any trouble finding what you need. There's even a DAISO.
If you're used to dormitories, this is a very convenient hostel. The host and cleaning staff were also wonderful! I would love to stay here again when I come back to Seoul.
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