Myeongdong Zamshh Hostel (Women only) Reviews

The room was clean and quiet at night, which is great for those looking to rest. However, the room was too small and didn’t have a window. If you want to enjoy the view, you have to step outside onto the balcony. It’s close to many tourist attractions and very convenient for getting around.

I had a wonderful experience at this hotel. The staff were super nice and helpful, always ready to assist with a smile. I loved the location. it’s not far from the airport, which made traveling so convenient. The room was spotlessly clean and very comfortable. I really appreciated the excellent service throughout my stay. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a hassle-free and pleasant stay!

I read a review that said, "If there was no one to tell me, I might not have been able to enter," but they explained the check-in procedure to me by message on the day. I could take a shower, there was a projector in the room, and it was nice and clean overall.

In general, it's very good. The room is very clean and quiet, very suitable for rest. The facilities are complete, including air conditioning, wifi, shower and laundry. It is very close to Myeongdong and it is very convenient to take the subway. The boss is also very good. If you don't understand, he will patiently help you. And all the girls are very suitable for you to come alone without worrying about safety issues~

Chinese tourists must stay here. The price is right and it is clean. It is great! The location is easy to find. This is my second stay. The boss is very nice. It is very clean. It is in the most prosperous place in Myeongdong. It is only 200 meters away from the most popular sauce crab restaurant. It is great! The environment is clean and the environment is super warm! Highly recommended!

I stayed here for 4 nights during my study abroad, between leaving the dormitory and returning home. It was clean and had a calm atmosphere, so I was able to relax. The manager was also kind and told me to contact him if I had any problems. I happened to see him cleaning, and I was very impressed by how hard he worked. I personally felt that the room was spacious. It was the bare minimum of space, but the ceiling was high so it didn't feel small. There was a foot massager, so I chilled out watching YouTube on the projector. It was pitch black when I turned off the lights, so I turned on the planetarium and went to sleep. The air conditioner in the room was new and worked well. The shower was next to the counter, but the toilet was on the floor below. It was a hassle to go outside once, but it was one of the cleanest toilets I've seen in Korea, so I didn't mind. It is women-only at night, and the room doors are fingerprint authentication, so I think it is very safe. There was also a security guard at the entrance to the building (I think he was there until around midnight). I would definitely like to use it again. Thank you so much for your consideration.

I used it when I went on a solo trip this time! It's easier to find if you check the exterior of the building in advance with a map app! When you arrive, take the elevator up to the 8th floor! When I went there, a Japanese female guest happened to tell me where the key was, but I was surprised that it was hidden outside where no one could find it. I don't think I would have been able to get in if it hadn't been for that kind woman. The inside was really clean, and the room was equipped with a massage chair, projector, and air conditioning, and I was very satisfied with the low price even though it was a single room. The key can be opened with your fingerprint. The first floor closes at 11 o'clock, so you have to return to your room by 11 o'clock! In the shared space, you can use a variety of things such as foot massage chairs, TVs, muscle training machines, coffee, and washing machines as much as you like. The only problem was that I didn't know how to turn on the shower, so I couldn't use it. The time it could be turned on was limited to 5 minutes! Also, the women's toilet is on the 7th floor, and you can also use the toilet on the 8th floor at night. (Men's toilet during the day) But other than that, I was really satisfied with the facility, so I will use it again.

The location was great. I knew that the shower couldn't be done without connecting it to the water supply in the toilet, so I only used it the day before I returned home. Seoul Station is just a short train ride away, so it was helpful to be able to get to Seoul Station Airport quickly in the morning. The staff were very kind and helpful in giving me lots of advice. There is also a projector so you can watch YouTube and Netflix.

Very good experience, very romantic shop, very friendly uncle, very high cost performance, good experience! It's also quite quiet at night! This location is very good and convenient to go anywhere.

This is the most outrageous B&B I have ever stayed in. There is no bathroom! This homestay is located in an office building in Myeongdong. Exit 2 is right outside the door, but there is no bathroom for showering🚿. The boss asked the guests to help post on Xiaohongshu and he would give them a ticket for a steam bath for one night. So, do people who stay for more than two nights not need to take a shower? The most outrageous thing is that this store is a cafe during the day and is rented out to Chinese tourists traveling alone at night. For showering, a shower head is connected to the toilet 🚾, making the guests shower in a very dirty public toilet. Do they treat the Chinese like pigs? Also, the owner of this store looks at people with arrogance and rudeness in his eyes! It's simply outrageous. They are very unfriendly to Chinese people. If they are prejudiced against Chinese people, they should not do business with Chinese people. It's really contradictory! I hope that travelers who see this post or friends who are in transit will avoid this homestay after reading my comments and real pictures. It is really disgusting. 🤢 ps: The above remarks are absolutely true and not fictitious. If I tell a lie, I will never get rich in my life!

The location is really good. It's really close to Euljiro Station on Line 2. You can also walk to Myeongdong, Namdaemun, and Jonggak Station on Line 1. The only thing that was disappointing was the check-in. I received a message in the chat telling me to check in by name when I arrived at the front desk. And to tell them the time of arrival. So I went there with that in mind. When I arrived, the facility was deserted, and there was no response even when I called out. I decided to contact them via chat and wait. I lost about 30 minutes here. Eventually the manager contacted me, but I was a bit worried. Also, the signs in the facility were only in Hangul, so a translation app is a must. I noticed that there was a person at the front desk because it was a standard AI response, and it was basically deserted. Normally, you are given your room number in advance and the system is set up so that you can use it freely. There was an instruction manual in the room. There are instructions in English here. There were some suspicious points about security, but we didn't have any particular trouble. However, the facility itself is very cozy and cute with Korean goods. It's new and clean. The toilet is outside, and the shower room is hard to use. The shower room can be disgusting with puddles depending on the time of day. I went to the Jinchilbang. Water and coffee are provided free of charge. The room had a thin bed mat and a few thin pieces of cloth, and some loungewear. There was a face towel and a brush as amenities. There was a projector, a humidifier, and a mysterious massage machine, but we didn't use them. The air conditioner was new and worked well, and it didn't smell. However, the room was small, so it was difficult to control the temperature. Also, it was strange that there were male guests even though it was said to be for women only. This time, check-in was not smooth, so I'll give a harsh rating, but I think it's a facility that is not for everyone.

The boss was very friendly and knew I wanted to travel. He even said he would accompany me and told me the subway line. It was unexpectedly convenient, and Myeongdong is just downstairs.

The location is very convenient and the hotel is very clean. The staff are kind and will communicate with you by email. There was no shower, but there was only one shower room. There is also a washing machine and a hair dryer. The massage machine was good.

The toilet is a little inconvenient because it's far away, but it's easy to access, clean, and has a good selection of drinks. It's quiet. It seems to be used as a cafe during the day. The owner is kind.