Gongdeok Public SERA

24 hours, every day

• Monday 00:00-24:00
• Tuesday 00:00-24:00
• Wednesday 00:00-24:00
• Thursday 00:00-24:00
• Friday 00:00-24:00
• Saturday 00:00-24:00
• Sunday 00:00-24:00

SERA opens from 00:00 to 24:00 on all seven days, Monday through Sunday. With no weekly closing day, you can book whichever date your schedule settles on.

Some guests arrive in the small hours and others come early in the daytime, so the arrival time is yours to choose. Name the time you have in mind when you call to book. SERA is open around the clock all year, so bookings are taken at any hour.

National holidays and long weekends can have their own hours, which are given date by date. If a holiday falls on your day, ask about it during the booking call.

Prices are given as one total for the whole group, not per person. A group of 2 is ₩300,000, a group of 3 is ₩450,000 and a group of 4 is ₩600,000.

Each extra person adds ₩150,000 to the total, so the share per person stays at ₩150,000 for every group size.

The price for 1 person is quoted on request instead of a fixed amount. Groups of 5 or more depend on the size of the room, so ask once your headcount is settled.

To plan a budget first, multiply the headcount by ₩150,000. Three people come to ₩450,000 and four to ₩600,000, the same as the table.

The final amount is settled again during the booking call.

Rooms come in three sizes to match your group: small rooms for 2 to 4 guests, mid-size rooms for 5 to 8, and large rooms for groups of 9 or more.

A small room suits a couple or two or three friends who want a quiet table. The 2, 3 and 4 person totals in the price table apply to this size.

A mid-size room fits a work gathering or a school reunion where talk goes around the table. The sofas wrap around in a U shape so everyone can see each other.

A large room is a wide space for company dinners and group events. Once the headcount is fixed, a room that fits is held for you first.

Each room is a closed, soundproofed space, so you can talk without noise from the next room.

The room photos on the page are reference images that show the mood. The actual room is assigned according to the headcount and time you booked.

Booking takes one phone call. Give us the date, the headcount and the arrival time, and we hold a room for you.

• Pick the date and headcountChoose the day you want and the size of your group. There is no closing day, so any day of the week works.
• Call to bookCall 010-6625-7745 and give the date, headcount and arrival time. Any hour of the 24 is fine for arriving.
• Get location and parkingIn the same call you hear the exact location and the way in, and if you drive, you settle where to park.
• ArriveGet off at Gongdeok Station and follow the directions you were given. At the building, say the name or the last digits of the phone number you booked with.
• Be shown to your roomStaff take you to a room that fits the headcount you booked. Once you are seated, the way things work is explained once more.
• Enjoy your timeUse the room at your own pace. Because SERA is open around the clock, there is no closing time pushing you out.
• PayYou pay on your way out, as the total for your group size. Ask about payment methods when you book.

Call 010-6625-7745

SERA is near Gongdeok Station. The exact location is explained during the call.

Gongdeok Station is where Line 5, Line 6, the Airport Railroad and the Gyeongui-Jungang Line meet, so changing trains on the way is easy from many parts of Seoul.

If you come by subway, you can walk from the station. Which exit to take and which way to turn are given to you, exit number included, on the call.

If you take a taxi, tell the driver Gongdeok Station area, then get the exact drop-off point by phone just before you arrive.

For a car, the building parking lot and a nearby lot are both offered. How many spaces are free and what they cost changes by the day, so ask during the booking call.

If you plan to get home by a driver service or taxi, just tell us your arrival time. Since SERA is open 24 hours, a late departure does not upset the plan.

Gongdeok is a district where office buildings line Mapo-daero, with food alleys and residential streets behind them. Office workers pass through by day and groups finishing their evenings follow at night.

Some guests have dinner in the alleys near Gongdeok Market and walk on, while others stroll Gyeongui Line Forest Park first and drop in afterwards.

Mapo Station and Daeheung Station are close by too.

There are several other stations to walk from, so tell us where you start and we point you to the easiest one.

One road leads toward Hyochang Park and another is the main road along Mapo-daero. First-time guests find the main road easier to follow.

Around Gongdeok there are restaurants and convenience stores open into the early morning, which makes it easy to plan the hours before and after your booking.

The area is also easy to reach by subway or taxi from the Hongdae, Yeouido and Seoul Station directions, so some groups pick it as a halfway point.

Feeling new to this is fine. Give the date and headcount by phone and the rest is explained one step at a time during the call.

If you are coming alone, ask about the 1 person price. For a group, one person calling for everyone is enough to book.

Please bring photo ID. Guests under 19 cannot be admitted.

There is no membership or other procedure.

What you can see straight on the page is the opening days and hours, the total prices by group size, the direction of the location and the phone number. The remaining details are settled on the call.

If your party cannot find the spot, call once more just before you arrive and staff will come out to guide you in again.

Events are not fixed all year but open according to the day. Ask during the booking call whether one applies now.

Events can apply to first-time guests, guests marking a birthday or anniversary, and groups of 5 or more.

For a birthday or anniversary, mention it with the date when you book, and it is reflected in how your seat is prepared.

Terms change from one visit date to another, so amounts are given on the call for that day.