As a menopausal woman in need of a quiet space of my own, I stayed for a week. Commuting was convenient as the subway stations of Sinchon and Ewha Womans Univ. were nearby. Since the furniture, washer-dryer, and bathroom were all brand new, it felt like moving into a new home. The bedding was cozy, the central heating was warm, and the water pressure was good with plenty of hot water. I didn't bring a towel, so I bought one along with groceries at a nearby No Brand store, and I was able to easily get bottled water and ramen at the convenience store right next door. I cooked cup ramen using the kettle I brought and heated up instant rice or frozen dumplings in the microwave provided in the room. As I enjoy jogging, I ran at the Yonsei University main athletic field early in the morning, and on weekends, I took a 30-minute bus to the Han River to enjoy running. Although there was a shared kitchen, I mainly used it for washing dishes; I mostly ordered delivery or ate out, which was convenient as there were many good restaurants nearby. I picked up my delivery food at the entrance on the first floor. I met other residents at the front door who were international students, and we exchanged brief greetings in English. I heard that international students are highly satisfied with studying in Korea, and seeing this place, I could see why. I am so satisfied that I would like to stay here again if I have the chance. I heard that I was the first guest in this room, and I thank the owner for being so kind and responsive to my text messages. I wish you great success in your business.