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Saturday Night It is a guesthouse and sharehouse in a typical Korean apartment with three rooms. One host lives in a room, and you can meet foreign guests. Various cooking utensils and tableware are provided for personal cooking. We also offer a washing machine, dryer, vacuum cleaner, iron, and other convenient facilities for a comfortable stay, even for an extended period. The guests can use the 75-inch TV in the living room with Netflix, Disney Plus, YouTube Premium, and all kinds of OTT. You can also have all types of Korean food delivered. Sometimes, the host makes traditional Korean donuts with red bean filling and the red bean bun, which you can enjoy and even learn to make. The large parking lot can be used for free, and luggage can be stored. Guests staying for a month or longer can also use the fitness facilities in the apartment.

NARU guesthouse NARU guesthouse is a cozy, secluded villa inside a garden located three minutes by foot from Hapjeong Station Exit 3 near Hongik University (Hongdae). Surrounded by flowering trees, the guesthouse is a high-end house built by the architect of N Seoul Tower (previously “Namsan Tower”), where modern Seoul’s typical housing architecture can be traced. The guesthouse is within walking distance from Hongdae’s popular spots, Hapjeong-dong Café Street, and the gourmet restaurants in Seogyo-dong. However, it is situated in a quiet alley, so families and friends can gather and relax in this private space.

Life Library Life Library is a space that was created by pondering much on the “hanok (traditional Korean house) of nowadays.” We were in our mid-30s when we were sold a lot in the Hanok village, and the architects and other people truly emphasized the “traditional” image. However, I felt uncomfortable whenever I heard such comments. So, my husband and I “quietly” thought of a hanok unique to us. We wanted our hanok to give the warm feeling a wooden house provides. So, instead of the usual contrast between the wooden structure and white walls (or traditional Korean paper), we used patterned wood for both the wooden structure and walls to give a more comfortable vibe. This is why our Life Library feels different from other hanok houses. As for the furniture, we purchased somewhat old-fashioned ones with suitable designs and features that can be used even upon becoming grandparents. Made of wood, glass, and steel, they feel comfortable anytime. The unique-designed yet sustainable furniture that will feel great throughout our lifetimes are the enjoyable points of our house. I plan to hand down the Spanish chair I mostly use and cherish for my son ^^. The finishing touch of the space is the music. The vintage speakers on the first floor that my father-in-law gave us are in the living room and kitchen, spreading delicate sounds throughout the space. We always play lo-fi music to blend in with the surroundings harmoniously. On the second floor are the fireplace speakers that my husband remodeled. It is an LED fireplace, but it’s perfect for listening to music while quietly contemplating the beautiful scenery of Bukhansan Mountain that will warm your heart.

Lala Guesthouse It is a detached two-story house located on the nightclub street around Hongik University. The interior was remodeled in 2022, and the house opened in October. Just a 7-minute walk from Hapjeong Station and a 6-minute walk from Sangsu Station, this accommodation is ideally located for guests to fully enjoy the hip culture and dynamic ambience of the Hongik University area. Set in a busy spot, it is relatively free from noise complaints, with top-grade soundproof windows blocking outside noise. Guests can enjoy a free yet comfortable rest here. Lala Guesthouse’s signature design is its yellow bricks, and the landlord personally manages and meticulously cleans all corners. The place is also regularly controlled against pests by Cesco. It is a two-story house, and guests get to use both floors. Each floor is separated by a door lock, and it is perfect for groups who want to use both floors. It can accommodate up to 12 guests. 1F Two bedrooms + one bathroom + living room / kitchen + terrace 2F Two bedrooms + one bathroom + living room / kitchen + rooftop

Mono Home The host assists with check-in and check-out, ensures guests stay comfortable, and actively helps as necessary.

Aroha house It is a guesthouse for foreigners at the heart of Seoul near Seoul Station.

Lee House Lee House is a new accommodation near Hongik University Station. Its interior has been recently remodeled, guaranteeing a comfortable stay with its neat and cozy interior. It is close to famous Hongdae streets, and you can still enjoy a good time inside the apartment as we provide two smart TVs. If you are looking for lovely and comfy accommodation near a subway station, this is the place for you.

Seoul Homestay A middle-aged ma'am manages Seoul Homestay alone. She doesn’t speak English, but this is not a problem. It will help you study Korean even more. The villa is in a quiet residential area, and convenient facilities (supermarket, hospital, traditional market, etc.) are nearby. Beside the house is Hongjecheon Stream, making it a perfect place to work out. We also provide breakfast and dinner at the guest’s request. This villa is the place to be if you want to experience a Korean home and cooking.

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