It was the first time staying in a hanok and sleeping on a futon/the ground. For me it was a bit hard to sleep without a bed because I’m not used to it but my sister didn’t mind at all. The hanok is located ideally next to the metrostation (a spectacular monorail!), it provided everything we needed in the private bedroom and ensuite shower room, plus there were amenities like shampoo, showergel etc - and a nice shares space for water, tea with a dining area. We could easily switch on airconditioning or floor heating. The owner is super helpful and made sure we felt welcome. Also located near the market, Daegu music street etc.

A historic and traditional Korean house is nestled in a quiet alley right by Namsan Station, seamlessly blending into the modern city. The location is incredibly convenient, just steps away from the subway. The owners, a warm and friendly elderly couple, speak English and are very responsive to messages on booking.com. They also check in on guests’ arrival times. The traditional ondol floor heating makes winter stays cozy, and the room is equipped with a refrigerator, hairdryer, and plenty of blankets. All in all, this was the most enjoyable accommodation during our two-week trip to Korea!

Good location just behind Namsan station (line 3). Really kind host. Traditional house. Quiet area.

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A very cosy place for a relax and peaceful trip. There is no TV and you won't missed it. Near to station and bus stops that can reached lots of markets, shopping mall and parks. The owner, Mr Kim, is very kind and nice. Hope we can stay there longer and have more night time chat with him.

A big table in the middle of the yard and a side lamp outside each room will be nice. We leave the house very early like 530am and it was abit dark. Need to switch on our touch to lock the door. The rest is perfect.

1. Mr Kim the host was super friendly, and we connected so well as fellow artists. He even cooked us breakfast because we had time to kill! 2. The room was large, clean and had very interesting architectural features. 3. It is a 1 minute walk from Namsan Station and has many eateries that open until late. 4. The architecture of the original home has remained intact and this set against the skyline in the background is simply breathtaking.

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The owner was lovely - so warm and welcoming. The guest house is lovely. The bathroom had all that was needed and great water pressure. The air conditioning was terrific. The owner was so nice and let us leave our luggage there for two hours after check out before our train.

There are no small refrigerators in the rooms but the owner gave us cold water bottles upon arrival. More may have been available in a common space. The center grounds/courtyard could be made even nicer.

Absolutely loved the traditional feel of the place. No tv and such a quiet and peaceful part of the neighborhood. Place was also sparkling clean and traditional beds and blankets were fresh. The pictures really don't show what an amazing find it is! Plus, it's only 2mins walk from the station! Host was also kind and flexible and allowed early check-in for no extra cost :) Will definitely be back!

There was the heady smell of old wood coming through the floors that may be off-putting for some.

The owner was extremely kind, and let us check in early, he also made sure we were comfortable. I was worried that sleeping on the traditional bed would be uncomfortable for our back but we slept super well. It is right next to the monorail, and extremely easy to use public transportation. However with the doors shut there was no noise pollution at all. We slept well and quietly. The restroom was clean and well supplied. The best place we have stayed in Korea so far.

The host was really nice and friendly. Location is good right next to the metro station. Super clean! Honestly, the stay exceeded our expectations. Great experience in hanok house and loclas are extreamly friendly and welcoming. Definitely recommend and definitely will come back!

Great location for sightseeing, either by walking or by taking the line 3 train. Close to many nice restaurants and convenience stores. The owner was very friendly, he showed me around the property and the room. Checked up on me regularly and spoke in English.

No onsite food facilities, but microwave and hot water are provided in a common area. So you have to either eat food from the convenience store or a restaurant. Makes it a little difficult if you're a nervous traveller (like me) or if you aren't confident in your Korean skills.