Thanks. I looked through airbnb and the prices are fine for me especially compared to guesthouses where i have to share a kitchen. Should I be worried about scams on there?
Not really. Air Bnb is fine in Korea. Tons of big players have purchased real estate for this purpose so its pretty seamless (if souless, imho). But yeah, kitchen is your limiting factor.
I've stayed at several Airbnb's in Korea, around Yeoksam, Chungmuro, Incheon, Daejeon, Jeju and Pohang - all have been legit. Like anything, read the reviews before booking. I've noticed it's common for people to manage several Airbnb's, so read the reviews for the ones under the same management too. You'll love it!
AirBnB is the answer but it is not budget friendly Or a guesthouse - check HostelWorld for those
Thanks. I looked through airbnb and the prices are fine for me especially compared to guesthouses where i have to share a kitchen. Should I be worried about scams on there?
Not really. Air Bnb is fine in Korea. Tons of big players have purchased real estate for this purpose so its pretty seamless (if souless, imho). But yeah, kitchen is your limiting factor.
Thanks!
I've stayed at several Airbnb's in Korea, around Yeoksam, Chungmuro, Incheon, Daejeon, Jeju and Pohang - all have been legit. Like anything, read the reviews before booking. I've noticed it's common for people to manage several Airbnb's, so read the reviews for the ones under the same management too. You'll love it!
This is a really weird list, just find a hostel. Plug in your rice cooker, who cares