Bukchonmaru Hanok Guesthouse

💫 FREE GUIDE 💫 Looking for a place to stay in Seoul? You're in luck! 🍀 From central hubs with everything at your fingertips to charming, residential neighbourhoods that let you live like a local, & cool, artsy areas for those who love a non-touristy vibe — there’s truly something for everyone. Are you a shopaholic? Check out the best neighbourhoods where retail therapy is just a step away. Nature lover? There are spots where you can stay close to green spaces & fresh air. Party animal? We’ve got the lowdown on where to crash after a night out. For solo female travellers, I've included safe & female-friendly options to ensure you feel at ease. Whether you’re looking for budget-friendly hostels, cosy bed & breakfasts, sleek capsule hotels, or luxurious high-end hotels, you’ll find it here. Plus, if you're keen to explore Korea’s cultural side, we’ve got recommendations for unique hanok & temple stays. 🗺️ Neighbourhood types include: 🧭 Central, accessible & convenient 🤗 Homely, local residential neighbourhoods 🎨 Hip, cool & artsy neighbourhoods 🌳 Close to nature 🌙 Vibrant neighbourhoods that keep you up at night 🛍️ Shopping haven 🤑 Bougie & upscale neighbourhoods 💸 Budget range includes: $ — $$$$$$ 🛌 Accommodation types include: 🛌 Hostels 🛌 Guesthouses & B&Bs 🛌 Officetels & Aparthotels 🛌 Boutique Hotels 🛌 Mid-Range Hotels 🛌 Serviced Apartments 🛌 Luxury Hotels & Resorts 🛌 Hanoks (Traditional Korean Houses) 🛌 Temple Stays ✨ Save this guide for regular updates with more accommodation options to be added, subscribe to my profile & stay tuned! 👀

In this free Guide I will share some of my Hotel Recommendations - places I stayed at myself, places that my community recommended to me and places that have an amazing rating or are famous among travelers! So far I only added Hotels, no Airbnbs. (maybe coming soon) The Areas I separated the list into are: ➡ Myeongdong ➡ Hongdae ➡ Gangnam ➡ Itaewon ➡ Seoul Station ➡ Dongdaemun ➡ Jamsil ➡ Yeouido ➡ Hanok Stays ➡ Templestays HOW TO SUPPORT ME FOR FREE? ♡ If you book your hotel through the links in this guide (or any other of my guides), Booking.com pays me a small reference bonus while the price is exactly the same for you! That way I can continue to give you free guides like this ♡

My first solo trip was when I went to Korea when I was 21! Getting around was pretty easy with Google Maps. I even managed to take the public transport on my own. I had the chance to make lots of new Korean friends, learn the song about their National flower, wander the streets of Myeong Dong and even dress in Hanboks to visit the royal palace! I hope that with this list you'll be able to make your K-drama dreams come true:) Prices included!