Monthly furnished rooms & studios in Seoul

What is included in a monthly stay

One monthly number, no separate bills to set up.

• Furnished

  Bed, mattress, linens, desk, chair and storage in a private room. Share houses add a full kitchen, washing machine and a lounge.

• Bills handled

  Gas, electricity and water are bundled into the monthly rent in our share houses, with fibre Wi-Fi. A monthly allowance on gas and electricity is covered; housemates split any excess equally.

• English-speaking support

  Booking, contract, move-in and repairs are handled in English by the team, not by a landlord you cannot talk to.

• One-month minimum

  The minimum stay is 30 days. There is no 12-month lock-in. Under 30 days a serviced apartment is the better fit.

• No key money

  No key money, no Korean guarantor, no agent commission. The deposit is ₩1.2M or one month's rent, whichever is higher, refunded after move-out.

• ARC-friendly

  A residential lease, so your address can be used for ARC registration. We issue the residence paperwork at move-in.

Who stays by the month

• Exchange and language students. A semester or two near campus without a 12-month contract.
• Working-holiday visa holders. A base while you find work, then month-to-month as plans change.
• Interns and short contracts. Three to six months that line up with the placement, not the landlord's calendar.
• Remote workers. Fast Wi-Fi, a desk and a month-to-month term while you try a city.
• People between leases. Waiting for a jeonse or long lease to start, or a flat to be ready.

The catch

Most of our rooms are in share houses, so the kitchen and bathrooms are shared with housemates. If you need your own bathroom and kitchen, look at the studios — and expect them to cost more per month than a room.

Availability is seasonal. Many rooms open in December and January as tenants leave, then February and March, the university intake, are scarce. If you need a room in late winter, ask early.

Monthly means a real residential lease, not a hotel booking. You sign a contract, pay a refundable deposit, and give notice when you leave.

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