Philstay Ehwa Boutique - Female Only

The transportation is convenient near the main entrance of Ewha Womans University. The ginkgo trees are beautiful and easy to photograph. There are many toilets and bathrooms that you can queue up to use. Breakfast, bread, juice, and milk are available for self-service. It is the first choice for female backpackers.

The location is very good, just a few minutes' walk from the exit of Ewha Subway Station. The hotel is in the business district. There are many coffee shops and restaurants nearby. There is a CU convenience store just a short walk downstairs! Will stay again next time~

Facilities: The hotel is on the 3rd floor, there is no elevator, you need to carry your luggage up by yourself, it is not recommended if you need to shop a lot. All are password locks, which is safer. The toilet cannot be completely separated into dry and wet areas, only 2 rooms have partitions, and the rest will wet the toilet when taking a shower. The bunk bed is not easy to climb, and the span between the two steps is slightly large (it may also be that my legs are short...) There are 4 sockets at the head of the bed, and you can borrow adapters from the front desk if you need them. Hygiene: It's okay, I didn't see any particularly obvious stains. The toilet is cleaned from 11am to 4pm every day. Slippers are shared, I don't know if they will be disinfected after leaving. There are towels/shower gel/shampoo available at the front desk, and each person can only take them once a day. Then many guests did not take away the things when they left, and the store collected them all and placed them in categories. If you need them, you can use them for free. Environment: Opposite Ewha University, it is a 10-minute downhill walk from the subway station. Correspondingly, you need to climb an uphill to walk to the subway station. The main entrance is relatively small, with a glass door, and it is easy to walk through. There are many restaurants nearby, but they are basically closed at 8/9 pm. There is a convenience store across the street. Olive Young is downstairs. It is not very big, but it is very convenient to buy things. Service: It is quite polite and can meet any needs. The store owner does not speak English, so he communicated with us using a translator. We checked out at 11 o'clock on the last day, and discussed with the store owner to store our luggage, which was completely fine until 6 o'clock in the evening. ps: Please contact Ctrip to find the agent to get the check-in email. My companion booked on the agxxx platform, and received an email with the bed number, door password, room password, and various precautions at around 1 o'clock in the afternoon. But I still didn't receive an email at 6 o'clock in the evening. I went to Ctrip customer service, and the customer service said that the agent did not receive the check-in email and needed me to contact the hotel in person, and provided a contact email. Then he called me but didn't get through and there was no follow-up? This is the first time I have encountered such a thing, and there was no signal at the concert. I contacted the store myself when the concert ended at around 9 o'clock. Fortunately, the store replied to the email quickly.