How it works in seven steps.
The route.
Say hi your way.
Six things to tell us.
Tick them off as you write.
Sign + pay = room locked.
No key money. Then we add you to the house group chat.
Ours, yours, shared.
- Furnished room: bed, desk, storage
- Bed linens, duvet and pillow
- Wi-Fi and water
- Gas + electric up to the house allowance
- Kitchen kit, washer, cleaning tools
- Towels
- Shampoo and toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Your food
- Toilet paper
- Dish soap and sponges
- Trash bags (종량제)
- Laundry detergent
Bills included, up to a cap.
₩75,000–₩100,000 a month per house. Anything over is split evenly.
Tips to stay under the cap
Quick answers
What's included in the rent?
A furnished room, linens, Wi-Fi and water, plus gas and electricity up to your house's monthly allowance (₩75,000–100,000 for the whole house). No agent fee and no key money.
Are towels provided?
No. Bed linens are provided, but bring your own towels and toiletries.
How do I pay the deposit?
One month's rent, or ₩1,200,000 if your rent is lower. Pay in euro to Revolut or in won to a Korean bank account. Your contract has the details for both.
When do I get my deposit back?
On the 11th of the month after you move out. We close the books on the 10th. The only deduction is the ₩75,000 cleaning fee.
Can a man book a women-only house?
No. That's exactly why we ask for an intro. We'll point you to a mixed house that fits.
I'm under 18. Can I still book?
Yes, as long as a parent or guardian also signs the contract.
When is my room actually reserved?
Once the signed contract and the deposit are both in. Until then, other people can still book it.
What if I'm the first one in the house?
You get a say. We bring you into choosing the housemates who fill the other rooms.