Highly recommended guesthouse. It's clean, location is 5 minutes from line 2 (circle line), Ann is very kind and flexible (and speaks good English), it's clean, beds are good, they have free wffi (and even pc if you don't bring), price is good .... actually it's hard for me to find anything to complain about for this guesthouse. Maybe breakfast is bit too simple (toast with butter and jam), personally I would have enjoyed to have some peanut butter too, but this a very small thing.

I've stayed in many guesthouses in Korea and while it is possible to find slightly cheaper ones (even in Seoul), for the combination of location/cleanliness/service, I think its not possible to find a better place to stay in Seoul than this. I/we will definitely come back next time we need a place to stay in Seoul.

We boarded a bus from the Incheon airport to the guesthouse. We were so glad to know that the bus stops just across the building where the guesthouse is situated. We knocked on room 514 where we were greeted by a very smiling man and her wife, Ann, came after with a wide smile as well. They were very hospitable. Since we could not check in early, they let us change at the bathroom and they even helped us join a tour to DMZ right then and there! So, we have gone to the DMZ without even planning it! When we came back in the afternoon, Ann guided us to the 15th floor. Our room was on the farthest end of the floor but I was glad since a better view was in front of us! Anyway, Ann also taught us how to open and lock the door. Then, finally, we entered. I was so amazed on how spacious the room was. It has one double-decked bed and a queen sized bed and we were only 3 in the room. It has a mini-kitchen with all the appliances (ref, microwave oven, toaster, water heater, name it!). It also has a desktop computer with free wi-fi! It has a mini-sala also and the bathroom was really clean. The free breakfast (bread and coffee or tea) and laundry also made our stay great. Not just that.. The Hongkik Univ. station exit is right below the building as well. It was indeed a total package!