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Hanok stays in Seoul and Songdo

A hanok is a traditional Korean house built around a courtyard, with wooden beams, paper doors and heated ondol floors. These are the hanok stays in our list, from small family guesthouses in Bukchon to hotel-style hanok with private bathrooms.

By WY, a Seoul-based local. Last checked November 2026.

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Good to know

  • You usually sleep on thick bedding on a heated floor rather than on a bed. Ask if you need a bed.
  • Walls are thin and Bukchon is a residential area, so evenings are quiet by rule.
  • Smaller guesthouses may share bathrooms. Check each listing before you book.

4 places to stay

HanokRakkojae Seoul

Rakkojae Seoul

락고재 서울

Upscale hanok stay in Bukchon with ondol rooms, a Korean breakfast, a private sauna and an annex with Namsan Tower views.

Insadong & BukchonNearest station: AngukFrom US$300
HanokNamhyundang

Namhyundang

남현당

Small private hanok you book whole. Good for couples or a family who want the house to themselves.

Insadong & BukchonNearest station: Anguk, Exit 4, 2 min
HanokBukchonmaru

Bukchonmaru

북촌마루 한옥 게스트하우스

Small family-run hanok guesthouse up in the Bukchon lanes, with heated ondol rooms and a home-cooked Korean breakfast.

Insadong & BukchonNearest station: Anguk

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