Near Sillim Station · shirt room
JUMPROPE
A shirt room near Sillim Station, finished calmly in ebony veneer and teal velvet.
Every day 18:00 – 15:00 (next day)
First look at JUMPROPE
JUMPROPE is a shirt room near Sillim Station in Seoul that opens its doors every evening.
The interior keeps its lighting low and its finishes dark, for a calm, settled mood.
The lights come on as the sun goes down, and the door closes only after the next day's sun has climbed high.
So whether you come straight from work, after a late get-together, or once dawn has broken, the same seats are ready for you.
If it feels unfamiliar the first time, simply getting in touch is a fine way to begin.
Rates by party size are listed in the table in the rates section below.
The way to the door is also walked through step by step, starting from Sillim Station.
The mood, a dark interior of ebony veneer and navy carpet set off by teal velvet sofas and fine lines of brass light, can be seen ahead of time in the AI-generated images in the interior section further down.
Long sofas running along the walls and low marble tables form the heart of the room.
Five things asked first
On a first visit, how do you find the door?
Once you are around Sillim Station, the map app buttons lead you on to the door. Or give a call, and the rest of the way is explained from wherever you are standing.
Is the door still open for someone arriving in the morning after a night out?
Yes, business runs on until 15:00 the following day, so arriving after sunrise is fine.
Where are the amounts by party size listed?
The rates section lists the amount for one to four guests; check before your visit whether anything has changed.
Were the interior pictures taken inside the venue itself?
No, they are AI-generated images made to give a feel for the mood. For the seating layout, ask over the phone.
How do people get in touch with JUMPROPE?
The ways to get in touch are set out in the contact section. For now a phone call is the one route: tap the call button and it connects straight away.
When the door is open
Every day 18:00 – 15:00 (next day)
The door opened in the evening stays open through the night into the next afternoon, leaving it shut for just three hours of the day.
Cost of a visit, by headcount
The rate is set by the size of your party, as in the table below.
Just find the row for your party size in the table.
If there is no answer right away, try again a little later.
| Party | Amount |
|---|---|
| 1 guest | KRW 220,000 |
| 2 guests | KRW 340,000 |
| 3 guests | KRW 480,000 |
| 4 guests | KRW 640,000 |
The amounts above may shift, so it is worth confirming them before your visit. A quick call settles it.
Rate table updated
Ebony and teal inside
The wide picture at the top and the three scenes in this section are AI-generated images made to show the mood; none were photographed inside the venue.
Two lines of brass light cut across an ebony veneer wall at a slant, with a teal velvet sofa running along the wall beneath them.
On the navy carpet sit a low table with a white marble top and a brass tray, while beside the sofa a brass floor lamp with a fabric shade casts a warm light.
Along the corridor wall, thin vertical strips of light appear at steady intervals.
To know how the seats are arranged, ask by phone and mention your group size.



From Sillim Station to the door
JUMPROPE is located close to Sillim Station.
If the way is unclear, look for the Olive Young sign first; JUMPROPE is on basement level 1 of that building.
To look the address up in a map app, use the buttons below.
B1, 1432‑73 Sillim‑dong, Gwanak‑gu, Seoul
On Sillim‑ro near Sillim Station: basement level 1 of the Olive Young building (use the building entrance to the left of Olive Young).
Step by step
- Get off at Sillim Station and come up to street level.
- Arrive at JUMPROPE.
Address서울 관악구 신림동 1432‑73 지하 1층
Open in a map app
Start by getting in touch
Directions, seating and the amount are all settled in a single exchange. For now, that exchange happens by phone.
Opening with your group size and a rough arrival time keeps things short.