Tourist guesthouseMK Guesthouse There is a yard and a rooftop terrace inside the guesthouse. You can rent our barbecue grill and various cooking utensils (fee charged). The basic rental fee is KRW 10,000 for 4 hours; however, you may use it for a full-day period if there are no other guests who wish to use it. The barbecue grill rental set includes a grill, tongs, charcoal, scissors, gloves, and gas torch. You have to book in advance to rent the barbecue set. To rent the barbecue set, tell us when you would like to rent the set when you are making a room reservation via AirBnB message. Please pay the fee when you check in. Thank you. To ensure everyone’s safety, we only allow guests who have received a negative COVID-19 PCR test result. You must submit your negative test result issued by the health authorities of your country to the guesthouse before check-in. (Submit by attaching the test result via AirBnB message.) If you cannot provide a negative PCR test result, you may be able to rent the room through verification from the local health authorities (i.e. Dongjak-gu Office, Dongjak-gu Public Health Center). If you fail to provide us with your negative PCR test result before the end of check-in hours, it will be considered that you were unable to understand the booking rules and your reservation will be canceled due to negligence. If you are tested positive for COVID-19 after you checked in to the guesthouse, you hold duties and responsibilities to comply with instructions from Korean administrative and health authorities. When our staff members approve your booking request, we consider that you have read and agreed with these terms and conditions. Note - Please take off your shoes inside. - No parties allowed. - No smoking except only at the entrance and in the garden. - No reception. (Please message me when you arrive at the entrance.) - Please turn off electronic appliances when you leave the room.

Tourist guesthouseL-House L-House is the oldest city guesthouse in Gimpo. The guesthouse is legally rented to foreigners only, and Koreans are not allowed to stay here. The approx. 100-m2 space has 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, making it suitable for a family of six. The first floor is comprised of five shops, and the second floor is used for lodging. There is a plaza with a large market and convenience store within 1 minute from the guesthouse.

Hanok guesthouseViva 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.

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.

Hanok guesthouseHanoque 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 guesthouseIlluwayu 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 guesthouseEugene Guesthouse Eugene Guesthouse is an 80-year-old hanok with a spacious yard located on Daehak-ro in Hyehwa-dong. The guesthouse takes its name from the owner’s daughter, Eugene, a name familiar to both Koreans and Westerners. Eugene Guesthouse was designated by Seoul as Hanok Homestay #1 (Jongno-gu) in December 2009. Stories of visitors from around the world who stayed at Eugene Guesthouse in the past decade were featured in the publication, “I Travel the World at a Hanok in Hyehwa-dong.” Eugene Guesthouse is also founded under the name Kim Tae Kil’s House (Seoul Future Heritage). This house is deeply rooted in history as it was the residence of Professor Kim Tae Kil, a philosopher who pioneered the way for Korean philosophy and essayist who left behind over 150 essays, including “What is Life?” Kim Tae Kil taught philosophy and resided in this house when the Seoul National University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences was located in Daehak-ro. The guesthouse also sits near the Seoul City Wall, which allows guests to hike up the wall for a full view of Seoul.

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.