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One things that really surprised me in Seoul were the high costs of living and doing just about anything.
I guess if you were to come from Europe or North America, the prices wouldn't be too bad, but coming from Southeast Asia where prices are quite low, Seoul was very expensive.
Food and accommodation were the two main things that drove up the prices, so when I visited Seoul I really wanted to look for a place to stay that was on the cheaper side of things.
That's when I found Seoul hotel mini rooms where you can get a private room for yourself for about $15 per night. Even a dorm bed at a Seoul hostel can cost $15 - $25 per night, but you could be crammed into a room with 10 other guests.
The mini room on the other hand is about the same price as a dorm bed, yet you get your own private room.
Another bonus of staying in the mini room was that there was free rice and kimchi all day and night so I was able to save some money on food as well!
Have you ever stayed in an officetel mini room in Seoul?
One things that really surprised me in Seoul were the high costs of living and doing just about anything.
I guess if you were to come from Europe or North America, the prices wouldn't be too bad, but coming from Southeast Asia where prices are quite low, Seoul was very expensive.
Food and accommodation were the two main things that drove up the prices, so when I visited Seoul I really wanted to look for a place to stay that was on the cheaper side of things.
That's when I found Seoul hotel mini rooms where you can get a private room for yourself for about $15 per night. Even a dorm bed at a Seoul hostel can cost $15 - $25 per night, but you could be crammed into a room with 10 other guests.
The mini room on the other hand is about the same price as a dorm bed, yet you get your own private room.
Another bonus of staying in the mini room was that there was free rice and kimchi all day and night so I was able to save some money on food as well!
Have you ever stayed in an officetel mini room in Seoul?
thus a legend was born
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best of luck for your pakistani tour
Wow this video was 8 years ago…
Nice room. good video👍💯💖
South Korea is an extremely UNWELCOMING country, for Non-Korean speakers !
I mean u can attribute it to their age-old practice of ISOLATIONISM or just their indifference to non-Korean speakers, as can be seen in the near-total absence of English almost EVERYWHERE !
On the other hand, Just look at Thailand, which was booming before this pandemic hit ! Will be a booming economy AGAIN, after a year or sooner !
Thais KNOW how to use English and they have made it their de-facto second language ! And most IMPORTANTLY, they are a welcoming lot.
2020? hahahahaha
Hello thanks for the video can you tell me the address of the place ? Thanks again
You seem like a frugal or cheap something. You
mark Wiens you are the best mate
You said 15 U S one person a night
So if i have two person
Do they have room for two
How much
Oh man, I'm watching Mark here in dec 2017 and this video is of 2012. The humble beginnings of Mark's great travel food channel.