Hanok guesthouseSimsanjae Simsanjae was established in the 1940s as a hanok for living. It shows the appearance of common houses in the 1980s-90s in South Korea. Owner Kim Ih-rye, who goes by the pen name Simsan, serves as president of the Korean Tea Ceremony Association and associate professor at the Federation of Korean Tea Masters Society, giving lectures actively. Interested guests can listen to a special lecture during their stay at Simsanjae.

Hanok guesthouseHanok 201 Hanok 201 is a simple and cozy hanok where guests can stay comfortably as they do at the grandparents’ house. Located near Samcheong-dong, Insa-dong, Gyeongbokgung Palace, and Gwanghwamun Gate, it allows guests to fully feel the mood of the ancient capital of Seoul.

Hanok guesthouseMidam The old hanok was renovated into a family home which was then transformed into a guesthouse. The guesthouse offers a friendly atmosphere. The ㄷ-shaped hanok family home that faces south was made into a guesthouse. Thanks to its southern exposure, the sunlight falls on the guesthouse all throughout the day. Guests can hang out at the Toetmaru and listen to the sounds of the landscape and winds while enjoying the warm sunlight for a time of healing. There are many nearby tourist attractions that can be visited by walking, such as Gyeongbokgung Palace and Insa-dong. The host is always on site and guests can request help from the host at any time.

Hanok guesthouseHongyougain All rooms at Hongyougain, a guesthouse at Eunpyeong Hanok Village, are available for rent as well as reservations for parties and small gatherings. (Accommodates up to 10 guests) Dates without reservation availability are days that have already been reserved. At Hongyougain Guesthouse, guests can experience the beautiful four seasons through the eastern landscape with a full view of Bukhansan Mountain. The guesthouse was selected a beautiful hanok in the Seoul Well Hanok evaluation (20 Seoul Well Hanok of 2017). The guesthouse is a sturdy hanok that was built in the traditional ㄷ-shaped structure using red clay. The hanok makes excellent use of its spaces by drawing in the most optimal view of Bukhansan Mountain.

Hanok guesthouseThe Place Seoul “The Place Seoul” is a traditional Korean house with a small courtyard. It is located in the vicinity of Changdeokgung Palace and near Insa-dong and Gyeongbokgung Palace. “The Place Seoul” is called a complex hanok space because the motto of the guesthouse is, “A place to fill.” We hope that people fill “The Place” with their thoughts and stories. “The Place Seoul” offers lodging, lectures and meetings, small concerts, video filming, small weddings, wedding photoshoots, and small group meetings. We hope that “The Place Seoul” will continue to be filled with more stories and thoughts. We will keep our doors open wide and wait for you and your experiences and thoughts.

Hanok guesthouseDeokseonjae Deoksunjae is located in Eunpyeong Hanok Village at the foothill of Samgaksan Mountain in Seoul. If you come to our village, you can find the harmony between the skyline of Bukhansan Mountain and the unique architectural lines of the hanok. The view of Bukhansan Mountain and the Ecological Park from the 2nd floor of Deokseonjae is a piece of art. We want to give you peace that comes with the trees and flowers during the day and the shadows of the mountains at night.

Hanok guesthouseHanok Mon Oncle à Séoul This guesthouse is a bright hanok located on the hills of Gye-dong in Bukchon, the heart of old Seoul. The guesthouse offers a view of the sun that sets beyond Inwangsan Mountain and the Buaam Rock of Bugaksan Mountain, and guests can find relaxation for the soul and body amid the quietness and clean air that is hard to find in Seoul. Old palaces like Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace, and Jongmyo Shrine as well as Ikseon-dong, Samcheong-dong, and Bukchon Hanok Village are located within a 15-minute walk from the guesthouse. There are also various relaxing walking courses at Hanyangdoseong, the Seoul City Wall, along Bugaksan Mountain and Sukjeongmun Gate. Near Gyedong-gil are beautiful cafes and restaurants that combine hanok with modern buildings, and a unique type of Seoul can be found and enjoyed here with friends and family.

Hanok guesthouseMingyudang by BUTLER:LEE Mingyudang by BUTLER:LEE, located an 11-minute walk from Exit 2 of Gyeongbokgung Station, is a hanok lodging that can accommodate up to two guests. This modern hanok features traditional elements to the maximum and minimal modern elements, and the textures of hanji and wood add a warm atmosphere to the interior decorations. The guesthouse is located in Seochon, an area frequented by various age groups from kids to seniors. We are also frequently visited by guests who wish to experience or reminisce Korea’s old cultures. There are many popular restaurants nearby as well as Gyeongbokgung Palace, and guests can experience various activities during their stay.

Tourist guesthouseBUTLER:LEE BUTLER:LEE YEONNAM, located a 15-minute walk from Hongik Univ. Station, is a two-story, 72-square-meter guesthouse that takes reservations for each floor. There are three guestrooms on each floor that can accommodate up to six guests. BUTLER:LEE YEONNAM is located in a quiet residential area with convenient access to public transportation for shopping and touring nearby attractions. Enjoy a relaxing stay in a comfortable and beautiful guestroom that harmonizes luxury and modern.

Tourist guesthouseJiWolJang Guest House “Ji (指)” means finger, “Wol (月)” means moon, and “Jang (藏)” means to hide. “JiWolJang” is a word containing wisdom, which means, “Do not see the tip of the finger, but observe the hidden moon.” In Huam-dong, where JiWolJang Guest House is located, you can feel the atmosphere and unique charms of an old village that cannot be felt in other areas of downtown Seoul as it is home to Japanese-style houses, old-fashioned houses, alleyways, traditional markets, and long and short staircases including 108 Stairs.

Tourist guesthouseGuest House the Hill This guesthouse offers convenient accessibility to the shopping streets of Myeong-dong, Namsan Park, and Namsan Seoul Tower as well as to other areas like Dongdaemun Gate and Gangnam via Line 4 of the subway.

Tourist guesthouseYehadoye Guesthouse Yehadoye Guesthouse is located in the middle of Insa-dong Street in Jongno, Seoul. If you are a foreigner or Korean from overseas – artist, volunteer, traveler, student, or businessperson – who wants to stay somewhere that feels like a second home, not a motel or hotel, we recommend you to choose Yehadoye Guesthouse. It has been always characterized by the “best location, comfortable facilities, and reasonable prices.” The charge for the room is relatively low even though the guesthouse is located in the middle of Insa-dong. As it feels just like home, we are revisited by many.