Established in the late Joseon period (153 years ago) as a house of a scholar-official, Sieunjae is a middle-sized hanok that boasts traditional taste and grace of an old house of Korea.
“Sieunjae” means “hidden in the middle of Hanyang (city),” and it is located near Insa-dong. As almost everything from the past is intact in the house, you can feel different atmosphere from that of modern apartment.
The materials used to build it are those for building a palace, making it look magnificent. Meanwhile, convenient facilities including bathroom, shower, and kitchen are in a modern style.
Details
- Sieunjae comprises three buildings, including Anchae (main house) and Byeolchae (detached house)
- Anchae is perfect for two guests and can accommodate up to four guests; Byeolcahe has one large room and one small room, accommodating up to four to five guests
- Araechae (outer-wing building) is used as the office
- Continental breakfast provided, and Korean culture activities, including pounding cloth, yutnori, and jegichagi, readily available
- Korean cooking class available upon reservation
Type, Rooms, Capacity
Type
Rooms
Capacity
Family Room
1
3
Triple Room
1
4
Single Room
1
1
Amenities
Washing machine
Shared bathroom
Toiletries
Wi-Fi/Internet
TV
AC/heating
Kitchen (cooking utensils)
Transportation
- Come out of Exit 5 of Anguk Station (Line 3), go straight 300 m and you will see the guesthouse on your right.
- Come out of Exit 4 of Jongno 3-ga Station (Lines 1, 3, 5), go straight 250 m and cross the street
- Accessible via shuttle bus and taxi (located on Samil-daero)
Accessibility
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