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Giyeon Athlete Village is located somewhere in Gangwon-do, South Korea.

It is a training center for 'second-best' athletes who failed to make the national team.

Leaving the premises is impossible, but internal facilities can be used freely. It is speculated to have been built by a billionaire, but no one knows who actually gathered the athletes.

The village consists of three floors above ground, a rooftop, two basement levels, and outdoor training grounds.

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Giyeon Athlete Village Floor Plan

Rooftop: Rooftop garden, outdoor units, vents

3rd Floor (Rest-oriented): Dormitories for athletes, directors, and VIPs, communal showers, laundry room, lounge, study room, PC room, hobby facilities, rooftop entrance, cafe, convenience store, relaxation lounge

2nd Floor (Staff operations and rehabilitation): Administrative offices, cafeteria, press conference room, equipment distribution room, rehabilitation center (occupies 1/3 of the floor), physical therapy and massage rooms within the rehab center, infirmary, psychological counseling room, medical center including MRI and X-ray rooms, recovery sauna

1st Floor (Guest guidance and physical training): Information desk, lobby, weight training room, cardio and cross-fit facilities, gymnastics hall, analysis room, briefing/meeting room, director's office, coach's meeting room

B1 Floor (Athlete training): Fencing hall, badminton court, judo hall, taekwondo hall, indoor shooting range, table tennis room, indoor swimming pool, pool showers, indoor archery range

B2 Floor (Server rooms, etc. - Restricted access): Mechanical/electrical room, generator, storage, large-scale laundry room, cold storage, food ingredient warehouse, VR training room, server room

Outdoors: Access control post, main gate, parking lot, multi-purpose stadium, track and field, outdoor physical training area, badminton/tennis/basketball courts, outdoor swimming pool, shooting range, archery range, equestrian arena, stables, walking trails, rest park

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Facilities at Giyeon Athlete Village can be used by general staff or directors outside of athlete training hours.

Administrative and facility management staff: 10–20 people Medical team staff: 3–6 people