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Seoul Stay refers to accommodations registered with their local district (autonomous region) under the categories of “Urban Stay” and “Hanok Stay”. This property has signed up for the Seoul Metropolitan Government's tourism promotion and operational support program.

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Hanok staySaimdang Gwihan Geudae Saimdang Nobleman is a hanok (traditional Korean house) stay nestled at the foot of Bukhansan Mountain in Eunpyeong-gu, Seoul—a serene space where nature and city life harmoniously coexist. Featuring a spacious living room, home bar, retro-style interior, and hanbok experience, it offers a peaceful retreat just for you.
Hanok staySangsangheon - This charming second-floor room with exposed rafters includes both a bedroom with a bed and a traditional ondol (floor heating) room. - A wide range of in-room entertainment is available, including board games, a Nintendo Switch, LG StanbyME, a coffee machine, and a traditional tea set. - Complimentary Korean-style breakfast is served daily. - Conveniently located just behind a bus stop, the accommodation is easily accessible for travelers relying on public transportation.
Hanok stayClassic Gotaek Anguk Classic Gotaek Anguk is a private hanok (traditional Korean house) hotel remodeled from the "Kim Hyeong-tae House," designated as Seoul Folklore Cultural Heritage No. 30. Once part of the Joseon royal grounds, it also served as the educational site for Empress Myeongseong prior to her entrance into the royal court. The property features two separate hanok buildings—Chateau and Chalet—each with its own gate and wall to ensure complete privacy.
Hanok stayCheongryang Hanokstay Cheongryang Hanokstay: A tranquil hanok (tradtional Korean house) sanctuary where clarity, comfort, and tradition meet Cheongryang Hanokstay is a private hanok-style retreat where you can enjoy the peaceful view of clear blue skies from a quiet inner courtyard tucked away at the heart of the city. The hanok features a traditional square-shaped layout spanning 142㎡, with a main building (including an indoor bathroom), a separate annex (with an outdoor bathroom), and a central courtyard—all exclusively for your private use.
Hanok stayVanilla Stay - Changgyeonggung Palace A private hanok (traditional Korean house) stay in Seoul where tradition meets charm. The house is ideal for multigenerational families (especially those traveling with parents), women in their 30s–50s on friendship trips, small friend gatherings of about 10 people, anniversary celebrations, and international travelers. Located in a quiet alley near Changgyeonggung Palace at just a 7-minute walk from Anguk Station, we can accommodate up to 10 guests at the heart of Seoul. It’s also perfect for those looking to experience traditional Korean culture.
Hanok staySeoul Ari “Ari” is a Korean word that expresses the feeling of longing and being deeply drawn to someone. At “Seoul Ari,” where tradition and modernity coexist, we promise a cozy and meaningful space so that you may long for the space again. ■ Prime location & convenient transportation A two-story private hanok (traditional Korean house) located just a 5-minute walk from Anguk Station A 3-minute walk to an airport bus and Seoul city bus stop
Hanok stayadamhanga Located about a 10-minute walk from Exit 2 of Anguk Station, “Adamhan-ga” is a charming and elegant hanok (traditional Korean house) nestled at the entrance of Bukchon Hanok Village. Just like its name, this space offers a refined yet simple atmosphere — a place where you can unwind after a long day and experience the peaceful beauty of a hanok.
Hanok stayWaaHanok Wow Hanok is a quiet private hanok (traditional Korean house) tucked away in a peaceful alley at just a 3-minute walk from Hyehwa Station and Seoul National University Hospital. Ideally located near Daehangno (University Street), Changgyeonggung Palace, Marronnier Park, Gwangjang Market, and other convenient facilities, it also offers convenient access to Jongno, Seoul Station, and an airport bus stop.
Hanok stayBukchon darak bang "A house with 100 years of history" Bukchon darak bang is a traditional Hanok that has been passed down in our family for generations. Unlike newly built or renovated guesthouses, this is a “genuine house” built in the 1920s. While it may have some quirks, it carries the charm and beauty of time. + A 1-minute walk to Bukchon Hanok Village’s famous Bukchon 8 Scenic Views + Eco-friendly & zero-waste conscious – for the planet and people’s well-being
Hanok staySee A One Experience an unforgettable stay in a hanok (traditional Korean house) with 100 years of history in Seochon. Located in the heart of Seoul, just a 5-minute walk from Gyeongbokgung Station (Subway Line 3), the hanok offers easy access to palaces, museums, and Seoul city tour buses. It is also surrounded by numerous restaurants and cafes. Enjoy the serene atmosphere of a hanok while enjoying special moments and relaxing comfortably.
Hanok stayMINUJAE Located just 2 minutes from Gyeongbokgung Station, it boasts of an excellent transport access. This hanok (traditional Korean house) features a large dining table for 8 people. An ideal hanok accommodation for families or group travelers.
Hanok stayRoomin Seochon Roomin Seochon is a hanok (traditional Korean house) quietly tucked away in the residential neighborhood of Seochon, Nusang-dong, Jongno. Bathed in sunlight during the morning and perfect for listening to gentle rain on rainy days, this house invites both Korean and international guests to experience the tranquil charm of hanok living.

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