Seochon Guest House is a traditional Korean guesthouse in Seoul’s Jongno District, in a century-old hanok. Its Korean-style rooms have heated floors and futon bedding, with artwork and books adding a personal touch. A homemade Korean breakfast and advice from hosts Shin and Lee give you a chance to learn about local life. The guesthouse is near Gyeongbokgung Palace, and Seochon’s shops, eateries and markets are close by. A garden, shared lounge and kitchen are also available to guests.
A stay in a traditional hanok
Seochon Guest House is in Jongno District, close to Gyeongbokgung Palace. The century-old hanok has Korean-style rooms with heated flooring and futon bedding. Artwork and books give the rooms a personal feel.
Guests can also use a shared kitchen and lounge. The property has a garden, and Wi-Fi is available throughout.
Breakfast and neighborhood advice
A homemade traditional Korean breakfast is part of the stay. Hosts Shin and Lee share travel suggestions and insights into local life. Mr. Lee can lead a stroll around the neighborhood, while breakfast is a chance to talk with Mrs. Lee about Korean culture.
Seochon has shops, eateries and local markets nearby, so you can explore the area on foot.
FAQ
Where is Seochon Guest House?
It is at 28-3 Jahamun-ro 7-gil in Jongno District, Seoul, near Gyeongbokgung Palace.
What are the rooms like?
The guesthouse has Korean-style rooms with heated floors and futon bedding. Artwork and books add a personal touch.
Is breakfast available?
The guesthouse serves a homemade traditional Korean breakfast.
What facilities can guests use?
Guests have access to a shared kitchen, a shared lounge and a garden. Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.
