Welcome to Waikiki

Three young men running a guesthouse make a shocking discovery in one of their rooms. Later, one of them, a newbie actor, begins filming with his idol.

Han Yun-a's attempt to prove her worth to the household backfires. A filming delay forces Lee Jun-ki to live in scary costume makeup for 24 hours.

Kang Seo-jin learns that her crush is just as imperfect as she is. Jun-ki makes a painful sacrifice for a movie role. Yun-a reveals her life's dream.

An embarrassing photo of Jun-ki goes viral, but leads to an opportunity. Yun-a tells her housemates about her past. Seo-jin interviews for a job.

A text message mishap threatens Bong Du-sik's chances with a new crush. Yun-a and Kang Dong-gu get the flu and are quarantined in a tent.

A fellow culinary student takes an interest in Yun-a. To buy more time to pay the rent, Jun-ki tells a lie that snowballs into a sudden engagement.

A struggling actor, an aspiring singer and a baseball hopeful scramble to keep their guesthouse afloat after an unlucky blow from Mother Nature.

Caught between two women, Cha U-sik comes up with a rather sloppy plan to impress one and avoid the other. Lee Jun-ki faces a major acting challenge.

Han Su-yeon jumps into the job market. Kook Ki-bong and Jun-ki try to promote their guesthouse by appearing on TV.

Ki-bong suffers the consequences of letting Cha Yu-ri in the house, while poor U-sik spirals out of control as old feelings creep back into his heart.

Su-yeon sets U-sik up for a blind date. But could this be a trap? Jun-ki and Ki-bong battle for the ownership rights to ... a blanket.

In an effort to protect their friends' feelings, U-sik and Jun-ki hide the truth and bear the heavy burden of silence.