G Guesthouse
G게스트하우스
A guesthouse on Bogwang-ro 60-gil, its facade covered in graffiti of city names from around the world, with a rooftop looking over N Seoul Tower and Itaewon. In the drama it appears as a gosiwon.
Language
Place information
- Korean name
- G게스트하우스
- Address
- 14-38 Bogwang-ro 60-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul
Filmed here
Itaewon ClassK-drama
Where Park Sae-ro-yi and Jo Yi-seo first meet. In the series it appears as Bogwang Gosiwon.
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Where these facts come from
- Korea Tourism Organization — "Itaewon Class" Filming Locations, its G Guesthouse entry (the Bogwang Gosiwon scene, address, phone and website) ·
- G Guesthouse — the operator's own site, and the source of this record's Korean name (「G게스트하우스」). 🔴 It writes its address in lot-number form as 「서울시 용산구 이태원동 131-11」, which differs in form from KTO's road address (보광로60길 14-38). The two are the same business, confirmed by telephone number: the operator prints 02-795-0015 and KTO prints +82-2-795-0015. The lot number resolves in no channel — it falls back to the neighbourhood centroid — so it is not evidence of a different building, and the record keeps the address from the source that also carries the filming claim. 🔴 The site answers on http only; https does not respond. ·
- OpenStreetMap — KTO's address resolves at building level to `tourism=hostel` named "G Guest House Itaewon". Name, address and telephone agree across three sources on one venue, so the lot-number difference is a question of notation rather than of identity. ·



