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The term residence refers to
a residential hotel.
The idea behind the phrase is to incorporate the comforts
provided by both hotels and officetels, going one step further
in ensuring total customer satisfaction.
They are gaining popularity among foreign visitors staying
in Korea for long periods because of their outstanding service
and affordable room rates.
A residence can be used for living as well as business purposes
since it has a kitchen and three or four independent spaces.
A fitness center, restaurants, rest areas, and Internet
facilities are also usually available.
Security systems are in operation 24 hours a day for the
safety of residents. |
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| Some residences are fully equipped
with facilities for laundry or cooking or offer optional
laundry or restaurant services. Various other services are
also provided, including delivery of messages from visitors.
At some residences, recreational activities are arranged
so that residents can build new friendships and enjoy
entertainment. |
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Short-term lease is recommended for visitors planning to stay in Korea less
than one year. In Korea, a lease is usually in the form
of jeonse (a deposit only) or wolse (a deposit plus monthly
rent). However, both jeonse and wolse arrangements are usually
for one or two years, making a short-term lease more practical
in many cases for visitors planning to stay in Korea for
several months but less than a year. |
| A deposit totaling
one or two months of rent is usually paid up-front, and
regular rent is paid each month. Various types of residences
are available, including apartments, villas, and officetels.
If you do not want to buy home appliances or furniture,
a fully furnished officetel is ideal. Most officetels have
basic amenities, such as a washing machine, refrigerator,
and assorted furniture. |
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- List of Short-term Leases and Residences
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Total:12 |
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