Bingo Hostel Insadong

Name: Bingo Hostel Insadong
Address: 63-13, Jong-ro Insadong, Seoul, 韩国

4.0-star · 63-13, Jong-ro Insadong

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At a glance: 4-star · Since 2020 · 20 rooms

Near: Cheonggyecheon · 3 min walk

[Facilities overview]

Breakfast / Free Wi-Fi in rooms

[Company Introduction]

ㅁ Bingo Hostel located in Insadong.

[Breakfast]

ㅁ Hours of use: 8:00 ~ 9:00

-Items provided: Toast, egg, milk, juice, coffee, etc.

[Amenities]

ㅁ wireless internet

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Check-in15:00
Check-out12:00
Breakfast

Japanese, Korean

Check-in requirements: The main guest checking in must be at least 19 years old.
Children: Please contact the hotel for details on their child and extra bed policies.

Amenities

Property amenities

Bar
Luggage storage
Tour and ticket booking service
Bicycle rental

Room types

Double rooms
Twin rooms
Single rooms
Family rooms

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Which area should I stay in in Seoul?

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What day trips can I take from Seoul?

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Amenities

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Room types

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