Naru Hostel Korea

I honestly don’t understand how Naru Hostel only has a 7.0 rating—it's one of the most underrated places I’ve stayed! The self-check-in process is super convenient, no need to worry about exact check-in times. I arrived around 2 AM, and it was perfect to just grab the key from reception and head to my room. Same goes for check-out. While there’s always room for improvement, if you’re looking for an affordable option near the city center, this is a must-stay. The room had its own bathroom, a comfortable bed, a fridge, a TV, and even a hairdryer. P.S. I rarely write reviews, and the owner didn’t ask me to. However, I wanted to share my experience because there are things that truly impressed me about this hotel compared to others I’ve stayed at, as I like to try different places in the city. For example, I was hoping to cancel one night at another hotel to return to this one, but unfortunately, it was fully booked

good location near metro station and with lots of shops around. the room and bathroom were bigger than I expected for the price and it was comfortable enough. I think it's perfect for a short stay (1-2 days) but would be too stuffy for a longer period

Friend and I had a room each with kitchen and bathroom in between at the back of the hostel. We had our own secure entrance close to restaurants, transport and subways etc. This was much more secure and comfortable than the main hostel.

Very nice hostel, light snacks are provided as well as toothbrushes and tooth paste. The shared kitchen area is also well kept and clean and the room was nice and clean as well. Location is very good.

Near the metro. Being able to have a room to myself. The amenities available to guests regardless of whether I used them or not.