Since it's an old apartment, interior construction has been ongoing for two and a half months, so it's difficult to stay at home during the day. For two weeks after moving in, I had to take my children to a study cafe. (Here, construction is mandatory for floor soundproofing.) The upstairs neighbor who moved in also makes banging noises even at 11 PM, and after their repairs, intermittent high-frequency sounds made it impossible to sleep. You should probably check this. The bathroom showerhead is not fixed and keeps falling off; it would be good if it could be repaired. There's a dishwasher, but I couldn't use it because it only cleaned and the smell from the drain pipe kept spreading. Parking is very difficult, and there was a parking lot collision. Also, surrounding cars drive aggressively, leading to an accident in front of the complex. Those who use cars should be careful. The complex itself is fine, but as soon as you leave, it's an entertainment district. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to Garak Market Station.

A comfortable and quiet home.

I have been living abroad for 10 years and use shared accommodation every time I come to Korea. The accommodation is clean and well-organized. There is no unnecessary furniture, so you can use the space widely. It is close to the bus stop, and there are many supermarkets and restaurants nearby. There is also a bus stop nearby that goes to Incheon Airport. The living room has comfortable dining chairs and many books, so it's good for relaxing and reading. It was not stuffy because it is not an apartment with a blocked front and back between buildings. The host responds quickly and takes care of pre-requests carefully. Overall, it feels like staying in a home-like house. It is a guesthouse that is no different from the pictures. However, the bed mattress was too soft for me, which was a bit uncomfortable, but I think this can be considered a personal preference.