House in Seoul
4 guests · 2 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this house rental
Stay at the iconic first house you see when searching Bukchon Hanok Village—a world-famous landmark and the winner of the 2009 UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Award. This historic location was also featured in K-Pop Demon Hunters.
Sosodang Bookchon combines the original architectural beauty of a traditional Korean hanok with modern comforts for a unique stay in the heart of Seoul.
Bukchon was once the residential district of royalty and aristocrats during the Joseon Dynasty. The hanok neighborhood was thoughtfully developed by Jeong Se-gwon, Korea’s first real-estate developer and a key supporter of the independence movement. He was later honored with a national order of merit for his contributions.
This preserved historic hanok offers:
Traditional Korean architectural design
Modern amenities for a comfortable stay
A peaceful setting in one of Seoul’s most photographed cultural heritage sites
The name “Book” reflects the spirit of scholars who valued books and knowledge—bringing history, culture, and relaxation into one unique space.
Experience authentic Korean culture and modern living at Sosodang Bookchon.
First Room – Bedroom & Tea Room Photo Zone
Custom low bed with 100% cotton 600-thread-count hotel bedding (goose-down duvet & wool pillows included)
Traditional Korean ondol floor heating & air conditioning
Extra bedding available (mattress pads, duvets, pillows)
Hangers & luggage racks
Tea room and fireplace
Polaroid photo zone (camera and film provided, must be used indoors)
Second Room – Bedroom & Dressing Room
Two super single beds with 100% cotton 600-thread-count hotel bedding (extra pillows provided)
Traditional Korean ondol floor heating & air conditioning
Built-in closet & full-length mirror
Mobile smart TV
Main Hall (Daecheongmaru)
Daybed, wooden table & bench
Bookshelf and antique decor
Ceiling fan (remote control)
Audio system for music listening
Bathrooms (2)
Two separate bathrooms, each with shower facilities
Hairdryers: 2 per bathroom (total 4)
Hand towels & bath towels provided per guest
Amenities: shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hand wash, toothbrush & toothpaste sets
Kitchen
Induction stove, water purifier, microwave, refrigerator
Washer & dryer, vacuum cleaner
Capsule coffee machine (capsules provided), electric kettle
Coffee grinder, dripper, filters, and beans provided
Tableware for 6 (spoons, chopsticks, forks, knives)
Cup set for 6 (wine glasses, mugs, soju & water glasses)
Fully equipped cookware (frying pan, wok, pot, knives, cutting board, scissors, cooking utensils)
Ramen Breakfast Service
Korean instant ramen (bowl-type) provided instead of breakfast; refill available anytime.
Guests can request specific ramen types when booking.
Parking
No parking available on-site.
Nearby paid parking: Hyundai Gye-dong Office Shared Parking.
Please check parking availability if traveling by car.
Sosodang Bookchon combines the original architectural beauty of a traditional Korean hanok with modern comforts for a unique stay in the heart of Seoul.
Bukchon was once the residential district of royalty and aristocrats during the Joseon Dynasty. The hanok neighborhood was thoughtfully developed by Jeong Se-gwon, Korea’s first real-estate developer and a key supporter of the independence movement. He was later honored with a national order of merit for his contributions.
This preserved historic hanok offers:
Traditional Korean architectural design
Modern amenities for a comfortable stay
A peaceful setting in one of Seoul’s most photographed cultural heritage sites
The name “Book” reflects the spirit of scholars who valued books and knowledge—bringing history, culture, and relaxation into one unique space.
Experience authentic Korean culture and modern living at Sosodang Bookchon.
First Room – Bedroom & Tea Room Photo Zone
Custom low bed with 100% cotton 600-thread-count hotel bedding (goose-down duvet & wool pillows included)
Traditional Korean ondol floor heating & air conditioning
Extra bedding available (mattress pads, duvets, pillows)
Hangers & luggage racks
Tea room and fireplace
Polaroid photo zone (camera and film provided, must be used indoors)
Second Room – Bedroom & Dressing Room
Two super single beds with 100% cotton 600-thread-count hotel bedding (extra pillows provided)
Traditional Korean ondol floor heating & air conditioning
Built-in closet & full-length mirror
Mobile smart TV
Main Hall (Daecheongmaru)
Daybed, wooden table & bench
Bookshelf and antique decor
Ceiling fan (remote control)
Audio system for music listening
Bathrooms (2)
Two separate bathrooms, each with shower facilities
Hairdryers: 2 per bathroom (total 4)
Hand towels & bath towels provided per guest
Amenities: shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hand wash, toothbrush & toothpaste sets
Kitchen
Induction stove, water purifier, microwave, refrigerator
Washer & dryer, vacuum cleaner
Capsule coffee machine (capsules provided), electric kettle
Coffee grinder, dripper, filters, and beans provided
Tableware for 6 (spoons, chopsticks, forks, knives)
Cup set for 6 (wine glasses, mugs, soju & water glasses)
Fully equipped cookware (frying pan, wok, pot, knives, cutting board, scissors, cooking utensils)
Ramen Breakfast Service
Korean instant ramen (bowl-type) provided instead of breakfast; refill available anytime.
Guests can request specific ramen types when booking.
Parking
No parking available on-site.
Nearby paid parking: Hyundai Gye-dong Office Shared Parking.
Please check parking availability if traveling by car.
Amenities at Sosodang Hanok Heritage House in Bukchon Hanok villege
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Seoul
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