"Highly recommended if you're traveling solo! Although it stated that the hotel was newly opened, it felt more like a renovated property to me. The area around the hotel is quiet, but it's incredibly well-located with a department store, convenience store, Mega Coffee, Starbucks, and Subway right nearby, and the subway station is directly in front. The department store has ARTBOX7, Olive Young, Daiso, a supermarket in the basement, Baskin Robbins, Gong Cha, and more. The room is small but compact and has all the essentials. The TV supports YouTube and Netflix. It was great that the TV was positioned perfectly for viewing from the bed, so I could watch while lying down. There's no kettle in the room, so you'll need to go to the common area on the second floor. There, you'll find a water dispenser (for hot and cold water) and a microwave. Shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, and towels are provided, but most other amenities are not. As you might know since it's Korea, remember to bring your own toothbrush, etc. I only found one power outlet, which was for the hairdryer. Also, the cleaning staff were all incredibly kind and friendly. They'd often be in the hallway when I was leaving my room and would greet me with a smile, asking, 'Would you like your room cleaned?' As a result, my room was cleaned every night of my stay.
P.S. It seems the nearest subway station is under construction, as there are only stairs to get from the platform to the exit. They're quite steep, so if you have a large suitcase, please be careful. Also, trains going to Sindorim depart from two separate platforms (Platform 1 and 2). It's best to check the timetable before going down the stairs to see if your desired train will arrive at that specific platform."