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  • Hanok Accommodations

    【 Illuwayu Dalboru, a hanok accommodation 】

    Deeply savor the charms of K-culture by staying overnight in a hanok, a traditional Korean house. With its emphasis on the beauty of nature and blank spaces, a hanok is a great place to enjoy the aesthetics of slowness. A typical hanok features wooden structures with a yard in the front. The view from any door or window provides a clear view of the front yard, so hanok houses have the perfect structure for relaxing with nature from the comfort of a room. Visitors will experience healing just by being in a hanok.

    Historic House of Saun Historic House of Saun

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    There are many different shapes and kinds of hanok ranging from more traditional styles or those reinterpreted with a contemporary taste to large houses in the countryside or small ones in the city. Some hanok accommodations offer traditional experience programs such as a tea ceremony and cooking class. Hanok is originally based on a sedentary lifestyle but many modern hanok are equipped with various amenities including beds for a more comfortable experience.

    Great places to enjoy hanok accommodaitons

    Bukchon Hanok Village, Seoul Fascinatingly, this village is located in the downtown of a global metropolitan city, Seoul. In this village, there are hanok houses creating a rich, antique atmosphere. Among these houses, some operate as lodging facilities, such as Bukchon Binkwan, a hanok accommodation experience facility; and Rakkojae, a hanok hotel.


    Jeonju Hanok Village This village is considered as the nation’s largest traditional hanok village. A combination of traditional hanok and trendy streets make the village a famous tourist attraction in Korea. There are many hanok accommodations for visitors to stay the night at the hanok village to fully enjoy the tranquil beauty of hanok and the excitement of a popular tourist city.
    >> See hanok accommodations in Jeonju


    Hwangnidan Street, Gyeongju Gyeongju is known as a “roofless museum” thanks to its countless cultural properties scattered throughout the city. In particular, Hwangnidan Street is Gyeongju’s most visited area that also has many hanok accommodations. Immerse in the beauty of the street and hanok experience where the traditional and modernity are in harmony.

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    Things to note about hanok accommodations

    Many hanok houses use mats and blankets on the floor for sleeping instead of beds. If you prefer beds, look for a hanok accommodation that offer rooms with a bed.
    Due to the nature of hanok houses, some may not be equipped with modern convenience facilities. Before making your reservation, check the facilities and select a hanok accommodation depending on your preferences.
    Hanok is built out of wood so be especially careful when utilizing fire.
    Some hanok buildings are designated as a cultural asset so be careful not to cause damage.

    Tip. Useful resources

    Seoul Hanok Portal

    This website offers diverse information on hanok in Seoul. It also has information on Seoul hanok tourism as well as on hanok accommodations in the city.

    Stayfolio

    This premium accommodations platform selects and introduces top quality accommodations. Choose hanok as the accommodation type to search.

    * 1330 Korea Travel Hotline: +82-2-1330 (Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese, Russian, Vietnamese, Thai, Malay)  
    * This page was last updated on October 17, 2025, and therefore the information may differ from what is presented here.