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Hanok guesthouse

Hak Min Jae

Published Date : Sep 02, 2021 / Edited Date : Jun 30, 2022

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Name: Hak Min Jae

Neighborhood: Other

Check-in/out: Check-in : 15:00 / Check-out : 11:00

Language(s): English

About

Hak Min Jae was built in 1936 and recently renovated to be reborn as a special accommodation.

Located in Bukchon Hanok Village, which is between Gyeongbokgung Palace and Changdeokgung Palace, the quiet and quaint traditional hanok is not only great for accommodation but also for special gatherings, photoshoots, etc.

To the south, you can see Namsan Mountain and downtown Seoul. To the east, there is a panorama of old tiled rooms of Gahoe-dong and Gye-dong, and to the west from the entrance, you can appreciate the presence of Inwangsan Mountain.

The benefit of environmentally friendly hanok is maximized while the inconvenient living facilities of old hanok have been improved.

Details

- The spacious living room is suitable for various occasions, such as lodging, gatherings and photoshoots.
- There is a modern kitchen to prepare simple meals and three rooms for relaxation.
- Living room: Approx. 50 m2
- Guest room: Approx. 23 m2 (3 in total each with a closet)
- Bathroom: There are two bathrooms each with a shower.
- Kitchen: Approximately 13 m2 for simple cooking and foods purchased from outside is permitted.

Type, Rooms, Capacity
Type	Rooms	Capacity
Single Room	3	10

Amenities

AC/heating
Shared bathroom
TV
Toiletries
Private bathroom
Wi-Fi/Internet
Kitchen (cooking utensils)
Washing machine

Transportation: Subway
- 10-minute walk from Anguk Station (Line 3)

Driving
- Search “Hak Min Jae” via GPS navigation
- There is no parking lot available, but there is a public parking lot nearby (National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, and Jeongdok Public Library)

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