37 Kyungheedae-ro 1-gil, Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul 7F
Kitchen/living room is shared with others.
A clean living space at a reasonable price! Your private space is guaranteed for privacy, and you can conveniently use the shared kitchen and laundry facilities.
Subway, bus
Contactless check-in available We will provide you with the room password.
Decorative items in the room photos are not provided. (If you need a bedding set, please request it separately.) If waste is generated upon check-out, an additional cleaning fee may be charged. The bathroom is private but located opposite the room door. Please refer to the room photos for the exact location.
All utility fees are included in the maintenance fee.
I started looking for a place too late after the semester began, so I didn't have many options. Fortunately, I found a 33m² unit, though it really made me realize how expensive Seoul is. Although the private bathroom was located outside the room, it was for my exclusive use, which wasn't bad; however, the lack of a window meant the exhaust fan only ran when the light was on. There was a strong smell of mold, and even though I used deodorizers, they didn't help, so I mostly showered at the gym. One side of the bed was sagging. Since I wasn't sleeping there for long periods, I just made do with sleeping there about 4–5 times a week. I only ate snacks like gummies, chips, or canned drinks in the room once or twice. Cleaning up trash was too much of a hassle, so I ate all my meals at the cafeteria. On the evening of May 24th—after being away for two days due to a busy schedule—I found a cockroach on my bed. I requested pest control, but my request was denied due to cost issues, as they claimed to conduct regular treatments and hadn't received complaints from other rooms; they also said no staff were available because it was a public holiday. They finally applied roach bait strips on the 26th. I stayed away for nearly ten days, occasionally stopping by to thoroughly spray two different types of insecticide. I figured that by then, any roaches would have either died or moved out, so I moved back in, albeit with some lingering unease. Perhaps because I sprayed insecticide before heading to school on the days I slept there, I didn't see any more cockroaches until I moved out. The next tenant will be moving into a room that has been thoroughly treated. It’s a neighborhood with many restaurants, so I doubt pest control once every two months is sufficient. I never visited the shared spaces, so I don't know what they're like. However, seeing foreigners bring in groceries suggests that cooking is likely possible. The room has a window, is close to the school, and is right next to a convenience store.
I lived well and I'm leaving.
We have prepared a comfortable and clean space for you.
₩150,000
/Week
