Koisi Hostel

The blankets/beds were really comfortable. there was opportunity for full darkness while in your bed. the curtains went all the way around for complete privacy. They help you with your suitcase. If you're arriving don't be afraid to ask for help if you can't handle the stairs up (I couldn't because I'm weak and had a very heavy suitcase) and i received help every time i needed it. The breakfast went for a long time of availability which was good. I had the luck of meeting people of all ages from all continents. The view from the rooftop is cool! The tiny alleyways at the top of the stairs are charming when you're on your way to the convenience store (one of many nearby) It's walking distance very closely to the main buses, trains and nightlife areas. It's still somehow a quite street although its right in the thick of things where all the action is. There is a secret passage to cut through from the station to the hostel that the police showed me. It's also so close to a massive mix of restaurants from heaps of different cultures. Saved me time :) Not a party hostel as things shut at a reasonable hour as its a residential quiet area...but plenty of people to go out with and the party is on your doorstep. It's one bus from around the corner that takes you to Hongdae.

Interesting concept, plenty of cafés and restaurants nearby, and close to the beach.

Women only room had decent space, individual lockers. The bed space was well equipped with light, small storage & outlet. Good AC in room. Coffee for free in the morning. Minimal breakfast available.Nice to have a hair dryer available. Common area cramped, but provides some table space.

I really like the people in the reception, the restaurant, the rooms and the beds. The bathroons were also very comfortable, there was place to change, go to the toilet or take a shower; I never had to wait to go to the bathroom.

Mostly everything, there were at least a couple of flows with staff members. About things they could of done, but chose not to.