Hotels in Seochon, Seoul

The B&B is in an alley. Turn right a few dozen meters from the subway exit, and then go a few dozen meters past a street for eating. It is easy to find. The whole B&B has a yard. There are not many rooms. Although it is not very big, it is very comfortable to live in. The Korean lady is very considerate to introduce the use of various facilities and tell you not to make loud noises if you come back late.

Overall, I liked it. For the price, it's a good room; it's more like an apartment. At first, the owner said we'd have to spend the night at another hotel, even though we'd booked for that day. But then everything was sorted out. If we'd had to, the service would have been even worse. Good location, comfortable. Cleanliness left a lot to be desired; the pillows were stained, and the towels were small. We'd probably come back. If you're not too picky, we 100% recommend it.

It's about meeting people's families, sharing children's lives with one another. My heart is in the middle of the city, I'm in the middle of the day, I'm in the middle of the day, I'm in the middle of the day, I'm going to go to the middle of the day. It's all about living in a small family. It's a good idea for old people, it's easy for people to live in harmony with the world, it's for the Korean language, it's for old people, it's for the elderly. The garden is so pretty. Gyeongbokgung Palace and Ewha Womans University are close to the city center, and there are subways and buses outside. The owner was very friendly and spoke to me in Korean and even gave me a small gift before leaving. Awesome!

It was a very comfortable stay. Thank you very much.

This is arguably the most comfortable and beautiful hanok I've ever stayed in! The host was incredibly responsive and attentive, making me feel safe and warm from before my arrival until after check-in. The house itself is even more beautiful than the photos, spotless and odorless. The hanok is exceptionally well-insulated; no matter how cold it was outside, it was always cozy and comfortable inside. There's also a projection room in the basement where we could watch movies, relax, and spend a truly special evening with our family. The bathroom amenities smelled wonderful and were of very high quality. The room had a Dyson hairdryer, a Dyson vacuum cleaner, and a high-quality water purifier; every detail reflected the host's thoughtfulness and high-end amenities—truly the kind of ”just bring your own guests and you're good to go” experience. The location is absolutely fantastic! It's just a few minutes' walk from the palace, and the area is full of independent shops, cafes, and Michelin-starred restaurants. There's a convenience store (GS25) downstairs in 1 minute, and Gyeongbokgung Station is about a 7-8 minute walk away, making it incredibly convenient to get around. The night was incredibly quiet, unlike anything you'd find in the bustling city center. You could even see the moon and stars overhead, creating a truly immersive atmosphere. The children loved the courtyard, running around and having a blast. Photos simply can't capture the beauty and charm of this hanok (traditional Korean house); it's a rare gem of accommodation in downtown Seoul. Highly recommended! Already planning a comeback!

I stayed in a hanok house for the first time. I was worried about the cold because it's an old building, but the heating worked quickly and we had no problems. It's very close to the station and there's an escalator to get up to ground level, so it's in a great location for travelers. There's a Daiso in front of the station, and restaurants and convenience stores nearby, so it's not inconvenient at all. It's close to the main road so I was worried about the noise, but I didn't have to worry about that at all. I stayed here on a family trip, and everyone was satisfied! It's a favorite place to stay and I'd like to stay again someday☺️

Not far from the subway, but in the small road, the first time to go is not very easy to find, the store has no clear guidelines, can only rely on asking people, asked the locals are not clear, then the locals help to call to know Which brings us past. But there are also benefits. First, it is very quiet and comfortable in the path. Secondly, Hanok is quite distinctive. Thirdly, it is very close to the local village ginseng chicken soup shop. It takes 1 minute to walk. The room is not big, because it is a ground floor, so there is no facilities. The living room layout is quite warm, and the bathroom is a little small. The wooden house is quite chic.