Whikyung-dong Co-op Residence

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• Kimberley W

  12 junio 2014
  Terrible experience

  stayed at this hotel last week with my family, service, facilities and toilet is terrible, room is small, toilet is dirty, window is opened,dusty, carpet in the lift is very dirty, i will never suggest this hotel to anyone, shame on wincastle travel in HK, they should not include this hotel on the list.

  

• MLSolo

  28 octubre 2014
  An all-you-need hotel.

  I stayed in this hotel in the beginning of Oct 2014. Hoegi metro station is 300 meters away from the hotel. The rooms are clean, though small. Still, the bathroom has a heater and the supply of hot water is permanent. The room had a small kitchen with a domino cooking stove and a microwave.The bed was a kingsize and comfortable. I didn't encounter many mosquitoes but I still used the anti-mosquito machine. The window was netted agains mosquitoes though. Housekeeping didn't disturb me and we had a simple exchange - I left trash in a bag outside in the evening and they put clean towels of the door handle, and cleaned the room later. The hotel is in the middle of nightlife and university district, so you may hear street noize quite well in the evenings.The wifi is quite useless, but try connecting to a network called iptime or iptime 5g - it is free and works well. Overall, this was a good stay.

  

• ninjamunk

  28 agosto 2015
  Cheap and the standard is thereafter

  We booked the room for 19 days, but when we showed up, the room wasn't ready. An hour later we moved in, but the aircon did not work, and it was generally poor standard. There was a half potato in one cupboard... We got another room with working aircon and no potato, but the Cupboards were broken and the fridge didn't work. No WiFi. We only lasted three days. If you are young and don't care about a poor bathroom, a rock-hard bed and very little room, then book it. But if you like to wake up well rested, then don't.

  

• nerfedgabs

  30 agosto 2017
  Cheap and close to subway station

  I've spend a week in Seoul and this hotel pretty much did what I expected. I slept well and even though the bathroom was small I could take a nice shower. The room had a small kitchen which we could use but we had to have our own kitchen utensils. They would change the bed sheets and put clean towels along with water bottles everyday. The only problem I had was that my wifi stopped working and it took them 2 days to fix it, but nothing major. The hotel is a little far from well known neighborhoods but it's a few steps away from a subway station. There're lots of restaurants near by and a convenience store right next to it. Overall I had a great experience there but it could be better.

  

• Kris A

  19 febrero 2015
  Cozy, affordable, convenient

  My son is attending HUFS as a foreign exchange student and found the Hoegi Coop for us for a week- long visit in February 2015. It's literally 100 paces from the subway stop in a safe area with some authentic Korean eating nearby. Convenience stores too. It's for the budget traveler so please don't expect the 4 Seasons. :) Here's what we loved about it: listening to the trains go by all day (stopping service at midnight), the floors with radiant heating, a little kitchenette area, (fridge, micro and hot plate, lots of deep storage and drawers, complimentary coffee, comfy bed with very firm mattress, laundry facilities and friendly staff. Good wifi, enough to do FaceTime without interruption. Basic housekeeping daily. Looks like many college students are hired to work the front desk and they are sweet and speak some English. I paid a very affordable rate for this place and they even let me store my bag for five days while I took a side trip. Cons: I can't think of any. Maybe the bath towels could be bigger,,but again it's for the budget traveler so what do you want for $40 a night? Happy with my stay at the Hoegi, would stay here again and the price made it possible for me to spend more in Tokyo where things are pricier.