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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 stayCheong Hyang Jae Cheong Hyang Jae is a two-story hanok located in Eunpyeong Hanok Village with a panoramic view of Bukhansan Mountain facing Bibong Peak. You can experience the changing season of Bukhansan Mountain through the windows in the room. Cheong Hyang Jae is located in section 9 of Bukhansan Dulle-gil where you can take a walk and meditate. The wooden structured new hanok allows relaxation for a healing experience of the mind and the body. The traditional Jingwansa Temple and Jingwansa Valley are within 10-minute walking distance. * Only one group per day are accepted for either a double room or a group room.
Hanok stayVanilla Suite 3 Welcome! We’d like to introduce our guesthouse, a hanok with traditional Korean beauty, located in Dongdaemun, the center of shopping and a district full of history. Our newly constructed hanok is based on traditional Korean architecture, which will make your trip to Korea much more memorable. We have prior experience of operating two franchise guesthouses, and Vanilla Suite 3 is located a 3-minute walk from Dongdaemun Station (lines 1 & 4) for guests’ convenience. Based on our experience, we will offer you a stay at a traditional hanok in the clean and beautiful city of Seoul. We hope that our friendly service will be just as memorable during your trip to Seoul and Korea.
Hanok stayGowoon Gowoon is located atop a hill down an eye-catching and welcoming alleyway. From our hilltop location and through our wide windows in the bedroom and the living room, guests can see a panoramic view of Inwangsan Mountain, houses with tiled roofs, and downtown Seoul. Wooden rafters are exposed through open ceilings of every room, and in the garden, there are the wooden porch and wooden table for guests to rest outside. Also, our wood slab table can serve more than six guests.
Hanok stayBibimbap Guesthouse Bibimbap Guesthouse is the perfect place for a hanok experience with your loved ones in the center of Seoul. Our guesthouse suits various small get-togethers, such as birthday parties, bridal showers, wedding invitation meetings, anniversary parties, group lunch/dinner, photoshoots, filming, and other rental purposes. We are located a 5-minute walk from Gyeongbokgung Station (line 3), and amenities include a garden, WiFi, and TV. Our 100-year-old hanok has undergone renovation to maintain the traditional elements with an addition of contemporary interior design. Its traditional elements, such as a large garden and wooden rafters, are well preserved. We provide mattresses so you don’t have to worry about backaches sleeping on the floor. Bibimbap Guesthouse is located close to famous restaurants, art museums, and convenience facilities near Gyeongbokgung Station as well as Gyeongbokgung Palace. The host provides information about nearby tourist destinations.
Hanok stayDahmsojung Dahmsojung is a century-old traditional hanok in Bukchon Hanok Village that preserves old lifestyle and heritage. We await you to come spend quality time with your family, friends and loved ones at a comfortable hanok with a gorgeous view. Dahmsojung is an outstanding hanok stay accommodation certified as Korea Quality by the Ministry of Culture, Sport and Tourism and Korea Tourism Organization. It is introduced as one of the most representative accommodations in Seoul and Bukchon Hanok Village, which is featured in Seoul’s promotional tourism videos to major countries around the world, so many travelers who visit Bukchon to take photos. At Dahmsojung, we strive to promote not just hanok architecture and housing, but also Korea from tradition to food.
Hanok stayUsual Day Usual Day is located on the hill of Gahoe-dong, close to Anguk Station in Bukchon. It is a detached hanok with a beautiful view. We renovated an old hanok into a modern reinterpretation, comprising the main house and outer quarters.
Hanok stayHanok Essay Seochon is a village with a long history with undamaged Seoul’s tradition and changes. Hanok Essay is located deep inside of a narrow alley in Nuha-dong, where hanoks in Seochon are clustered, preserving the picture of life in Seochon. We want to provide modern people with experiences of hospitality and appreciation at Hanok Essay in Seochon.
Hanok stayGahoe Hanok Gahoe Hanok, which serves as a filming location for movies and TV programs, provides guests with a good place and opportunity to experience Korean culture and hanok. You can visit art museums, great restaurants and Changgyeonggung Palace around the accommodation, feeling the vibes of Bukchon and Seoul’s old palace. It is a good place for leisurely time as it offers a spacious and pleasant environment. A proper place for relaxation and unwinding.
Hanok stayViva La Vida Viva La Vida is a small hanok guesthouse located in front of Changdeokgung Palace that opened in June 2020. The guesthouse is an unmanned private space for just one group of guests. The slightly old guesthouse exterior may appear out of date and shabby, but you will experience a small and cozy world once you enter. Guests can enjoy a quiet tea time in the small yard and garden of the U-shaped house in addition to watching the stars in the night sky and listening to the falling raindrops with the wine provided as a welcome drink at night. Within 10 minutes of the guesthouse are Insa-dong, Ikseon-dong, Jongmyo Shrine, Bukchon, Samcheong-dong, Gyeongbokgung Palace, National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Gwanghwamun, and more, making the guesthouse the best location for enjoying Seoul’s attractions without having to drive. While working as the exhibition manager of Hagajae Museum, the host cooperated with many Korean artists and artworks to open special exhibitions. Simple works by prominent artists like Kim Jin-wan, a master of Korean ceramics, and Ahn Jae-bok, an artist who creates art pieces using hanji (traditional Korean paper) and iron, are displayed inside the guesthouse, and the host aims to contribute to spreading Korea’s beauty and introducing new works through continuous exchanges with such artists. We hope that guests take a break from the noises of the Metropolis and experience a journey to a somewhat different world.
Hanok stayHanoque Bukchon Hanoque Bukchon is a traditional hanok that is modern but also quiet and cozy with subdued interior decoration. The guesthouse is located in the heart of Bukchon Hanok Village and is a quiet space with no city noise.
Hanok stayIlluwayu Dalboro (ILWYDBR) Illuwayu Dalboro (ILWYDBR) is a calm and simple space. ILWYDBR is sometimes full and sometimes empty. We hope you get the chance to walk through the yard at the guesthouse. We also hope that you get the chance to read, converse, and lie on the loft and watch the moon. ILWYDBR is a creative charging station and salon for exchange among workers, residents and artists as well as a multi-purpose space for exhibitions, performances, lodging and lectures. Anyone can find rest here, and we invite you to our creative playground and salon.
Hanok stayOf One Book and Stay As indicated by Sagadokseo, a leave Sejong the Great bestowed upon public officials to take a moment of meditation through reading, books have always been associated with rest since the old days. This is probably the reason why many writers and artists had been living in Seochon, a village to the west of Gyeongbokgung Palace. As much as so, Seocho has particularly much to do with books. Passing by a number of shops and book stores and entering a narrow alleyway in Nuha-dong, you will come to a small hanok under a grapevine. Of One Book and Stay, as the name suggests, is a space where you can escape from the crowded thoughts and busy life, and spend some quality time in peace, surrounded by books.

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