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Seoul -- Place to stayCountry forums / North-East Asia / South Korea | ||
Hey Folks, I gotta go to S.Korea for a night or two and have no idea about the place other than how to say "how are you" in Korean. Thanks in adavance! | ||
Hi, traveller! well, I wish you had mentioned on what purpose you're visiting Seoul. I'm Korean, living in Korea. I live in Southern part of Korea, quite far from Seoul, though. We stayed in 'Guest House Korea'. I'd recommend here if you're just travelling and want to stay at a cheap place. The staff spoke English and the service was quite good. *one thing that you need to know and that they don't mention in their website: you need to prepare your own towel, or buy one at nearby convenience store. They don't provide you towels. Also, you're gonna have to share shampoo and soap unless you prepare your own. Hope my brief information about my exprience would help you:) p.s: you can say 'Annyeonghaseyo' to say hi Edited by: Jeong | 1 | |
I would also recommend Guesthouse in Korea. Jongno Sam Ga subway stn is close by. They have a washing machine with soap powder & internet. If you don't like dorms, they have private rooms for around 24k won. | 2 | |
Thanks! Thanks for the info | 3 | |
Hey, the best way to get into Seoul from the airport (assuming it's Incheon) is to get the limousine bus. It costs between 7000 - 11,000 depending on your destination, and takes between 60-90 mins depending on traffic. | 4 | |
there is a good list of hostels here: http://asiandebateinstitute.com/hostelhousing_information I'd recommend the Holiday in Korea Hostel, its a bit hard to find, but a great location near Insa Dong. cheers, jj | 5 | |