The second you get to the village itself, it feels like you are brought back to a different time with all the traditional-looking houses in the village, despite there being asphalt roads and a CVS close by(which is a good thing of course)! Seeing the mountains in the background is such a captivating image that will stick with me for a long time, this captivating feeling is just multiplied a lot when you enter the accommodation. We were welcomed by the hostess when we arrived, and she is a very kind and welcoming person, even if you have never stayed at such an accommodation before, you will feel at home at once. It is quite spacious if you are a couple travelling, but I would say it's very comfortable. All the amenities are in good quality and very practical, and overall the place is very quiet and calming place. After being shown around by the hostess and stepping out, we were recommended some places to go and things to see, like the 진관사(Jingwansa Temple), and it was so lovely! There is also lots of trails leading to hiking the mountains, though we did not do so. In the mornings we were greeted with the hostess making us a delicious breakfast featuring all delicious things as fruits, fresh sandwiches, salads and homemade traditional Korean soups, these were all delicious (especially the peanut soup 😉). Going back to speaking of being brought back to a different time, some might still sleep on the floor like this, but as a foreigner it felt very authentic sleeping on the floor like this. It might be a bit hard for some people's backs, but there are numerous of futons and different types if you prefer something softer! You can also try hanbok and a traditional instrument! There were numerous images and prizes on display in the library/living room which I assume is dedicated to the accommodation, and I can do nothing but vouch for it and agree with it. Overall, just a great stay and a very great time, can only recommend it!

There is nothing to complain about.

The location is just less than an hour from city via bus. Liked it very much as it's not crowded thus it's quiet. The hostess was very warm and friendly. She recommended to us some places we should visit and local food eateries. She even prepared breakfast for us. She also offered us to use her hanbok for the full experience but we've already made rental booking at the tourist office nearby. However, we went back to her place and took lots of beautiful pictures at her place.

Mimi was such a wonderful host! She made delicious breakfast for us, even at short notice when we decided to go hiking early the next morning. Full amenities were provided including all the toiletries you would need, incl. for kids. She also lent us her hanboks so we could take pretty pictures with the beautiful mountains just outside! It was a wonderful experience overall, highly recommend! Just a note, our living area is on the 2nd floor so you'll need to carry your luggage up.

An amazing experience in traditional hanok. The host lady was very nice, thanks to her we have a lot of photos from our stay, we even tried playing the traditional Korean musical instrument gayageum. The location is an ideal starting point for hiking in Bukhasan National Park, for which you get a perfect breakfast as a base. We even got an energy drink from our host lady for the hike!

The location is quite and invites to talk a walk in the nature and visit the beautiful Jingwan temple. The Little Hook Village is great to relax from the large city. It gives you an idea how life in a Hanoi House was. The room is spacious and the landlady was very courteous. With the breakfast, she took us to a cultural Korean Journey (thank you). She showed us Korean instruments and let my boys play on it. Charming, relaxing, heartfelt and something very special. We will never forget this place.

Do not expect a classical bed. The traditional mattress on the floor was perfect, but might be difficult for the "European spine". It is definitively a great and relaxing experience. Nothing bad about it.

Mimi the host was really friendly, was able to communicate clearly to us as well. She’s got a lovely set up there, the surrounding area was so peaceful and tranquil as well. The temple and village were really relaxing. It’s also near a cafe called 1 cup which is a viral place now, personally felt it was overhyped. Other than the pillows in the Hanok I had no complaints at all.

Just the pillows!

I loved the intimacy of this place and my host was so sweet. She taught me the Korean instrument. Made a fantastic breakfast every day. The room had every nice product for hair and skin. Lovely town close to Bukhansan

It would be great to have a bath tub but everything else made up for that

Everything was clean, the hanok was beautiful, and Mimi was the best host I've ever had in my life! My friend and I (both 23 year old guys) were blown away by the hospitality. Thank you Mimi!

No complaints! All was 10/10

Beautiful house in beautiful location, great spot to learn about hanok houses and do some walking. The owner is absoultely lovely and incredibly welcoming.

Shower is a little small, but not inconsistent other Korean accomodation.

The place was very comfortable, clean and offered an exceptional breakfast The hostess, Mimi, was so extremely nice!!!