Fantastic little place. Clean and spacious by Korean standards. Lots of good places to eat around the hotel and good access to public transportation. Staff doesn't speak much English but it isn't too much of a barrier as long as you know a few Korean phrases and can use body language.

Bathrooms are very small indeed. But the hotel is very clean. They have also a library and a reading place. All rooms has washing machine, freezer, and microwave oven. Also a water heater electric cup. Very useful, because they don't have breakfast or any other meal services. Bed's has electric blankets, you have free WiFi. The hotel is designed for medium or long term stay. Every room has a electric doorlock, opened by your acces card. Nice elevator. The entrance is right in front of a school, so, that part is very quiet. Thousands of small restaurants and a non-stop 7-11 in neighbourhood. Shuttle bus station at 100m, right after de corner, and 5 minutes walk from subway station, easy to come or leave to the airport. I stay in this hotel in 2012 and 2013 and it was a good deal.

Apartment hotel, large room, still a little distance from the city, but very clean, very full equipment, microwave ovens, induction cooker has, can make their own food, airport bus down the opposite is, find a relative or fine, off Metro station is not very far away, walk it like 5-6 minutes, which the staff of the Chinese people, language is no problem, right next to a convenience store, Paris Baguette, BR ice cream shop, coffee shop, snack bar, or very convenient.

The park side building is clean and nice. Door locks seem to be the latest model. The entrance looks nice and there is a library like a regular hotel. However, I was very disappointed when I saw the contents inside. 1) The room is too small. 130s/f. It seems to be a little over 3 pyeong. The entire siez is......... 2) Toilet size: 0.34 pyeong. People over 180 cm tall will likely find it very uncomfortable. 3) When taking a shower, you must put away tissues and towels because you will have to stir them in the water (because it is too narrow). 4) The smell is very strong. (The food smell is quite strong in the hallway) 5) Individuals are asked to buy their own trash bags. 6) There is a washing machine, but you must purchase detergent yourself. 7) There seemed to be a lot of noise between the rooms. You could hear the baby. 8) If an additional charge occurs, it must be calculated in cash. 9) The staff seems to be from the same country, so language communication is difficult. 10) Wi-Fi is good in the hallway, but the Wi-Fi signal in the room is very bad. Overall, it feels like I was in a cheap hotel in China back in 1993-4.

A 3-star hotel with a reasonable price and close to the metro station. I visited it in 2013