Home to hundreds of restored traditional Korean houses, called hanok, the Bukchon Hanok Village is the ideal place for a stroll after visiting the nearby palaces.
If you want to be close to all the hotspots, like Gyeongbokgung Palace, the Jongmyo Shrine and the Seoul Museum of Art, but still somewhere peaceful and quiet, Nostalgia is the place to stay. It's really the best of both worlds, with traditional wooden ceilings and vintage furniture with modern art and contemporary bathrooms with big tubs. No two hanoks (the are six) are the same: one has a courtyard and a foot spa, another has a ceramics studio where you can take pottery lessons. Throughout your stay, you can even rent Polaroid cameras or telescopes to spy the Seven Views of Bukchon - the little details are taken care of here.
Tucked away down one of the alleys near Anguk Station, Buckhon is a traditional Korean tea house set within a hanok. Stop by after exploring the historically rich neighbourhood for an afternoon pick-me-up, whether it’s a Minary Breeze combining herbs and licorice, or a more classically flavoured green tea.
This charming hotel village has achieved perfect harmony between traditional Korean design and its natural surroundings. Feel at ease when you step into your own minimalistic, light-filled Hanok. The great location allows for exploring the best restaurants nearby, after which you can come back and enjoy a spa experience to wind down.
Sleep in a beautiful hanok designed to make you feel at peace. This private stay has a garden with an open-air bath available for use all year around. We want to live here!