♧Welcome to KoRoot♧

FAQ


	My daughter, whom I adopted in Korea, is returning to Korea. I am interested in traveling with my daughter. Can I stay with her at KoRoot too?

	Yes. This is organization dedicated to overseas Korean adoptees as well as their parents. We also plan to have several events geared toward their interest as well.

	I am a Korean adoptee living in Denmark and planning to return to Korea to find my biological parents. I have a friend who is interested in Korean culture and asked me to bring him along for the trip. Can he stay with me in KoRoot?

	Yes.

	I want to stay in KoRoot, but I want a little bit of privacy on my own during the stay. Can I get a private room if I pay more or by any other means?

	If there is an available space, we can offer a room, but with additional cost.

	Is there any way I can find out my room assignment and who my roommates are?

	We can tell you where they are from and etc if you cared to know, but that’s probably as far as we can tell you.

	Is there anything I should bring and shouldn’t during my stay?

	We only offer soaps and towels as far as room service is concerned. However, you can purchase other basic necessities from a convenience store nearby. For those that you shouldn’t bring refer to our house rule.

	I have reserved a room to stay for 30 days and said so in my KoRoot form, but I want to leave early because of personal reason. Can that be done? Is there penalty for it?

	Refer to ‘Early Departure’ section from our house rules.

	Does KoRoot provide phones? What do I do if I need make domestic/international phone calls? What about internet access?

	There is a payphone inside the guesthouse. We also sell international/domestic calling card for those who want to purchase one. And, yes, you get to have free internet access.

	Is it really true that lodging cost is only $15 for a night? What’s the catch?

	No. there is no catch. This is a non-profit organization founded by a group of people who are passionate about its cause and its desire to assist overseas adopted Koreans.