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Korean Taxis Ultimate Guide: Taxi Types, Korean Taxi Apps, Fares
Planning a trip to South Korea? While subways and buses are convenient, taxis remain one of the easiest and most comfortable ways to get around.
Whether you’re travelling late at night, rushing to your next destination, or simply want to avoid dragging heavy luggage through multiple transfers, Korean taxis offer a fast and stress-free option.
In this guide, Trip.com breaks down the different types of taxis in South Korea, how to hail or book a ride, estimated fares, the best taxi apps to use, and practical tips to help you travel around Korea with confidence.
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Types of Taxis in South Korea
In South Korea, taxis come in several categories based on the vehicle, service quality, and fare structure. The most common types include:
Types of Taxis in South Korea #1 Regular Taxi (일반 택시)
These are the most common taxis you’ll see in South Korea, typically available in orange, white, or grey. They are the most affordable option, making them ideal for short trips around the city.
Most regular taxis are standard sedans that can accommodate up to four passengers, though trunk space is usually limited to one or two pieces of luggage.
As many drivers may only speak Korean, it’s helpful to have your destination written in Korean beforehand to ensure a smoother journey.
Types of Taxis in Korea #2: Deluxe Taxis (모범 택시)
Deluxe taxis are black, more spacious, and offer premium service at higher fares. Drivers are professionally trained, and some may speak basic English or other languages.
Types of Taxis in South Korea #3: Large Taxis (대형 택시)
Large taxis are labelled “대형택시” or “JUMBO TAXI” and are ideal for groups or travellers with large luggage. They can seat 5–6 passengers but are less common, so advance booking is recommended.
Types of Taxis in Korea #4: International Taxis (인터내셔널 택시)
International taxis are designed for tourists, with drivers who can speak English or Chinese. They’re usually available at airports, hotels, and major attractions, and can be booked in advance.
Taxi Options in Korea #5: Uber/UT
While standard Uber rides are not available in South Korea, you can book rides in Seoul through Uber’s local partner platform, UT, using the regular Uber app. It supports Traditional Chinese, making it convenient for travellers.
A Traveler's Guide to Taking Taxis in Korea
Korea Taxi Guide #1: How to Hail a Taxi
- Street hailing: If the taxi’s roof light is on and shows ‘빈차’ (available), simply raise your hand to flag it down.
- Book via apps: You can also request a ride through apps like Kakao T, UT, or T Map Taxi for a convenient and reliable option.
South Korea Taxi Guide #2: How to Communicate with Your Driver
- Prepare your destination address in Korean or show the location on your phone map for easier communication
- While some deluxe or international taxi drivers may speak basic English, most drivers mainly speak Korean.
South Korea Taxi Guide #3: How to Pay
- Multiple payment methods are supported, including cash, credit cards, WOWPASS, and T-money cards (transit cards).
- If you book through an app, you can also link your credit card for seamless in-app payment.
Top Taxi-Hailing Apps in South Korea
Kakao T is South Korea’s most widely used ride-hailing app. It supports both Korean and English interfaces and comes loaded with features—you can choose different vehicle types, check real-time fares, and book rides in advance.
Korea Taxi-Hailing App Recommendation #1: Kakao T
Kakao T is South Korea’s most popular taxi app, offering Korean and English interfaces. Users can choose taxi types, check estimated fares, and book rides in advance.
However, registration usually requires phone verification, and overseas numbers may face limitations. Travellers may find it easier to use with an eSIM or a Korean SIM card.
How it works: Download the app in App Store or Google Play→ Create/log in to your Kakao account with Korean phone number → Verify your phone number by receiving the verification code→ Enter your pick-up and drop-off points → Choose your vehicle and payment method ( cash or credit card) → Tap "Call Taxi" and confirm your ride and track your driver in real time.
Korea Taxi-Hailing App Recommendation #2: Uber/UT
In South Korea, standard Uber rides are replaced by UT, Uber’s local taxi service. You can use your existing Uber app without downloading another platform.
Compared with Kakao T, it’s easier to get the hang of, making it a great pick for first-time visitors using a ride-hailing app in Korea. That said, coverage is mainly in Seoul and a few major cities, with limited service in suburban areas.
Highlights:
- Available mainly in Seoul, Busan, Incheon (not nationwide)
- Hails regular regulated taxis (not private Uber cars)
- English-friendly interface (best for international travellers)
- Accepts international credit cards & Apple/Google Pay
- Sometimes harder to get a driver during peak hours
- Can offer promotions/discount coupons for tourists
South Korea Taxi-Hailing App Recommendation #3: TABA
TABA is designed specifically for international travellers. It supports multiple languages, allows users to search destinations without typing Korean, and offers automatic message translation with drivers.
Getting around Seoul just got easier with TABA, an officially launched platform created in partnership between the Seoul Metropolitan Government and T‑Money.
Signing up is a breeze—just a mobile number, no Korean phone number or complicated verification required.
Payments are flexible too, with support for international credit cards like Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay, and JCB, making it both convenient and reliable.
Highlights:
- No need for Korean phone number (big advantage)
- Supports multiple languages (English, Chinese, Japanese, Thai)
- Supports international credit cards (cashless only)
- Easier onboarding for first-time visitors
- Smaller taxi network → longer waiting time in busy hours
- Mainly focused on Seoul area only
Taxi Fares in South Korea
Taxi fares can vary slightly by city and vehicle type. Let’s take Seoul and Busan as examples:
Region/City | Ride Time | Starting price |
Seoul | 4:00 AM–10:00 PM (Regular hours) | ₩4,800 (S$4.10) |
10:00 PM – 4:00 AM (late night) | ₩6,700 (S$5.70) | |
11:00 PM – 2:00 AM (designated nighttime hours) | ₩5,700 (S$4.90) | |
Incheon / Gyeonggi-do | Daytime | ₩4,800 (S$4.10) |
Busan | Daytime | ₩4,800 (S$4.10) |
Example reference prices (calculated using a standard taxi):
Itinerary | Estimated Fare (Daytime) | Estimated Fare (Daytime) |
Incheon Airport → Myeong-dong | About ₩65,000 - ₩75,000 | S$56 – S$65 |
Myeong-dong → Hongdae | About ₩10,000 - ₩12,000 | S$8 – S$10 |
Seoul Station → Dongdaemun | About ₩7,000 - ₩9,000 | S$6 – S$8 |
Gimhae International Airport → Seomyeon | About ₩15,000 - ₩18,000 | S$12 – S$15 |
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5 star
Great824 Reviews
Dongdaemun Market Seoul|2.34km from downtown
Location: Very close to Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station (lines 2/3/4/5).
Shopping: Hyundai Outlet, DDP Market (closed during Chinese New Year), Doosan Tower, Gwangjang Market, Lotte FITIN.
Food: Dozens of restaurants in the alley across the street.
Cosmetics: Olive Young is diagonally opposite.
Myeongdong: Three stops on Line 2.
Gangnam: A few stops from Dongguk University Station on Line 5.
Hongdae: Reachable within half an hour!From£ 150
Amazing608 Reviews
City Hall/Myeong-Dong Seoul|0.3km from downtown
Each room comes with a KRW 50,000 gift card: I forgot how to use this one.
Located in Myeongdong, it's an older five-star hotel. Because it's an older five-star, the building is a bit low-rise and not very prominent in Myeongdong (as a person bad with directions, I had to use navigation every time to get back to the hotel).
The Airport Limousine Bus 6701 goes directly there, which is super convenient!
Across from the hotel: There's a 7-Eleven and GS25 if you use the underground passage.
Next door, there's an emart24.
Facilities: Well-equipped.
Cleanliness: Good.
Ambiance: Stylish, but the corridor outside the room had a slightly unpleasant smell.
It's very close to Lotte Department Store, and Shinsegae Department Store isn't far either; Shinsegae is a bit better for shopping.
Service: Polite and enthusiastic.
The room key card is made of wood and is quite beautiful.From£ 163
Great679 Reviews
City Hall/Myeong-Dong Seoul|0.73km from downtown
pros :
1. secret king room is quite big for seoul standard. the interior design is fun, red and black. motorized curtain. windows can be opened ( i need this feature , i cant stay in a room without ventilation ).
2. there is hoehyeon station subway line blue in front of the hotel, very convenient.
3. gym is a bit small but sufficient for me, i can get free unli water bottle here
4. the smell of this hotel is amazing, loving it. just thinking of it makes me miss this hotel already.
5. the staffs here are very good looking ( k beauty is truly unbeatable ). both female and male staffs. i didnt really remember their name but i remember Ms. Daisy very yeoppoyo. one day i cant remember his name, one of the staff gave me 10 bottles of water. super nice. kamsahamnida. great attention to detail, they gave us notifications like BTS concert and weather forecast.
6. on first night, the staff gave us sparkling water and chocolate, my daughter loving it. such a nice gesture.
7. toiletries Byredo are so awesome, they looked expensive.
8. housekeeping staffs are super fast and efficient.
cons :
1. shower pressure for hot water is slightly low, however for cold water is quite good. but for this weather, hot water is much needed.
2. they only provide plastic water bottle in this hotel, not too eco friendly.
3. toothbrush and toothpaste are not free here, you need to pay for it 3,300won.
4. the room lighting plan a bit too dim for me, if it can be brighten up, it would be perfect chef's kiss. the control for lighting with the knobs are a bit confusing at first, but i gotten use to it after couple of times tryingFrom£ 180
Amazing335 Reviews
City Hall/Myeong-Dong Seoul|0.21km from downtown
If you're staying in Myeongdong, I highly recommend this established hotel. The subway entrance is right downstairs, and there's a bus stop just across the street. Lotte Department Store is also right next door. The location is absolutely unbeatable! The cleanliness and service are excellent, and the staff are not only good-looking but also very gentle. The breakfast is quite delicious. The only downside is that the room is a bit small, but that's to be expected given the location.From£ 128
Amazing1047 Reviews
Dongdaemun Market Seoul|2.68km from downtown
This hotel is quite old.
For a hotel that costs 4-5k a night during peak season, the view from the window is really just average, to be honest.
The interior design of the rooms is also very ordinary. My mom even said it's not as good as a 400 RMB/night hotel back home [awkward laugh].
It's supposed to be a hotel with an 'old money' vibe, but apart from the slightly more luxurious lobby design, you really can't see any five-star luxury anywhere else. My stay experience gets 🌟🌟🌟, and the interior design only gets 🌟🌟🌟🌟.
However, it's right next to Shilla Duty Free, just a two or three-minute walk away. So, it's convenient for those 'suckers' who want to shop at the duty-free store.From£ 339
Very Good782 Reviews
Dongdaemun Market Seoul|2.26km from downtown
Other than the nice big toilet with a translucent window so the toilet is a lot brighter, the 5-star hotel has been quite underwhelming for me because it was not as if their services were exceptional.
Moreover, many of the amenities required additional payment, and I thought the premium I paid for my hotel room was for the nice amenities that they had.
The gym was open to guests, and it was pretty decent, as advertised in their photos with many sets of nice machines. I was also quite disappointed that the gym closed on every first Wednesday of the month, and missed out on a gym session that I had planned for.
Moreover, the swimming pool was underwhelming, as it is definitely not as amazing and it wasn't under natural light as they advertised in their photos.From£ 134
Very Good452 Reviews
Yongsan/Itaewon Seoul|3.44km from downtown
Overall, I had a very satisfying stay.
The room was clean and comfortable, and the view overlooking Namsan and downtown Seoul was truly impressive. The night skyline, in particular, was one of the highlights of this hotel.
What made this stay even more special was the service provided by Manager Minji Cho. Her thoughtful, professional, and genuinely attentive care made the entire experience feel very comfortable and welcoming. Her sincere approach left a lasting impression.
Everything from the facilities to the service was excellent, and this is definitely a hotel I would be happy to return to on my next visit to Seoul. I would like to sincerely thank Manager Minji Cho for the outstanding service.From£ 277
Very Good401 Reviews
Yongsan/Itaewon Seoul|4.43km from downtown
Mondrian Seoul Itaewon was such a great surprise. The design of the hotel is stunning — every corner feels thoughtfully curated and different from the usual hotel experience.
The atmosphere is vibrant yet relaxed, and the overall experience feels very premium without being too formal. Everything from the rooms to the common areas has a cool, modern edge that we really enjoyed.
Definitely a perfect spot if you’re looking for a hotel with personality in Seoul. Would happily come back.From£ 152
Business travel
Very Good886 Reviews
City Hall/Myeong-Dong Seoul|0.17km from downtown
Excellent stay at New Seoul Hotel Myeongdong!
The hotel location was perfect very convenient and close to Myeongdong shopping street, restaurants, convenience stores, and subway/train stations, making it easy to travel around Seoul. Airport bus access was also very convenient.
The room was clean, comfortable, and well maintained. Staff were friendly, helpful, and always welcoming during our stay.From£ 53
Very Good1022 Reviews
Jongro / Insadong Seoul|1.15km from downtown
The location is super convenient, with subway, bus stops, and even an airport shuttle nearby. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and helpful! Especially a gentleman with glasses at the front desk, who was so patient in explaining how to get to the airport shuttle and even drew us a map! I would definitely prioritize staying at this hotel again on my next trip to Seoul!From£ 46
Very Good1525 Reviews
City Hall/Myeong-Dong Seoul|1.61km from downtown
Staying at this hotel in Seoul is incredibly convenient. Getting here from Incheon Airport is a breeze – just take bus 6015 directly to the hotel, and for your return, you can catch the bus right outside. It's super handy! There are also several subway stations nearby. If you're coming from Line 2, exit 10 has an escalator, which is great if you're traveling with luggage. Check-in was fast and the staff were lovely, always smiling. The room itself was clean and comfortable. The housekeeping staff did an excellent job daily, even noticing I have long hair that needs blow-drying and kindly swapped out my old hairdryer for a newer, more efficient one. That was a really thoughtful touch!From£ 86
Very Good1489 Reviews
City Hall/Myeong-Dong Seoul|1.05km from downtown
Facilities: Well-equipped. Check-in at 3 PM, check-out at 12 PM. The decor is a bit classic, but the fridge, safe, and wardrobe are all present and accounted for.
Hygiene: Clean and tidy. The hallway has a strong fragrance, and it's very quiet. I pre-booked a non-smoking room with the hotel, and there wasn't even a trace of smoke smell.
Environment: The space is similar to hotels in China, very spacious and ample.
Service: There are 24-hour free luggage lockers downstairs, which is very convenient. Check-in can be done self-service.From£ 87
Very Good598 Reviews
City Hall/Myeong-Dong Seoul|0.39km from downtown
The hotel has a great location, close to the subway, duty-free shops, and Myeongdong shopping area. The room and bathroom are also very spacious. I highly recommend it for first-time visitors.
Facilities: There are no toothbrushes or toothpaste, so you'll need to bring your own.From£ 102
Very Good2278 Reviews
Dongdaemun Market Seoul|2.14km from downtown
Location: This hotel is reasonably close to Subway Line 5, but a bit further from Line 3. There are plenty of convenience stores nearby; if you turn right out of the hotel and cross an intersection, there's a large 7-Eleven with a microwave and hot water – very convenient for solo diners. On the way to Line 3, there's a large agricultural market selling mainly dried goods, with few snack stalls. There's also a Michelin-starred noodle shop nearby. Other shops are mostly commercial. Overall, it lacks a lively, local atmosphere. Lotte Department Store is very close, just two stops on Line 3. Across the road, there's a stop for Airport Bus 6001, named 'Baiton Hotel'.
Service: The staff speak a little Chinese and are generally good.
Environment: In the room, things like the air conditioning, lighting, and whether you need room service are all controlled via a panel. The air conditioning temperature adjustment isn't very comfortable for winter. Both the room and the hotel overall feel a bit dated.From£ 69
Very Good1831 Reviews
City Hall/Myeong-Dong Seoul|0.5km from downtown
Friendly and great service by the front desk staff.
Initially was given a room on the 8th floor according to my request, but the room size was far too small than what I anticipated for 3 senior citizens. There was no walking space and no place for us to hang our clothes. However, the staff and the manager was helpful and kind to switch us to another bigger room on the 2nd floor. He even was willing to let me view the room first before I decide to take it up without added cost. When I called them during the night to say the room was very cold and cannot adjust the temperature since it is centralized controlled, they immediately sent a portable heater up to us. The front desk staff were all very courteous and helped us with our direction to find a nearby hospital for my sister who sprained her ankle and even wrote in Korean language for us to show to the hospital and also our tour meeting place to the taxi driver. On our last day, when it rained, they also offered us umbrella to get around outside. We could also order food in.
Room was always cleaned up.
Checking in and out also a breeze.
Thumbs up for their excellent service. 👍👍👍👍From£ 81
Very Good1927 Reviews
City Hall/Myeong-Dong Seoul|0.67km from downtown
The hotel's location is fantastic, right by the Line 2 subway exit. It's super convenient for shopping and exploring Myeongdong's main street, and Olive Young is also nearby. There's a 7-Eleven right outside, and plenty of restaurants, making it really convenient.From£ 86
Family friendly
Very Good315 Reviews
City Hall/Myeong-Dong Seoul|1.04km from downtown
The hotel is highly automated with self check-in/out. Amenities are requested via kiosks or robots and come quite fast. My kid loved the robot coming to the room and the moving dinosaur in the lobby. They don’t change the bed linen every day, an after housekeeping on my second day, the hotel slippers were taken away and not replaced, plus you need to bring your own toothbrush and toothpaste.
The location is very convenient, close to many restaurants and shopping streets, right opposite a 7-Eleven, and about a 10-minute walk to Shinsegae Duty Free, which is the meeting point for many guided tours booked online (GetYourGuide, Klook, KKDay, SeoulPass, Trip.com, etc.).
The child-friendly/accessible room was a big plus. We could push the two small beds together with no side table in between, making it safer for our young child to sleep without worrying about falling.From£ 103
Amazing546 Reviews
City Hall/Myeong-Dong Seoul|0.6km from downtown
I had an excellent 6-night stay at ENA Suite Hotel Namdaemun. The hotel is in a fantastic location, within walking distance of City Hall Station, Namdaemun Market, Deoksugung Palace, and many restaurants and convenience stores. It was very convenient for sightseeing and using public transportation throughout Seoul.
The room was spacious, clean, and comfortable, especially by Seoul standards. The bed was comfortable, the bathroom was well maintained, and housekeeping did a great job every day. The in-room amenities and reliable Wi-Fi made the stay even more enjoyable.
What impressed me most was the professionalism and friendliness of the staff. They were always helpful, courteous, and willing to assist whenever needed.
The hotel offers excellent value for money, combining a convenient location, comfortable accommodations, and quality service. After spending 6 nights here, I can confidently recommend ENA Suite Hotel Namdaemun to both first-time visitors and returning travelers to Seoul.From£ 109
Great2834 Reviews
Dongdaemun Market Seoul|2.61km from downtown
First off, the hotel service is great, especially the breakfast. There's a good variety, and the waiter is really enthusiastic and quite charming. The hygiene is just okay; I found a hair on the bed, and the bedding felt a bit old and worn. The duvet was also a little thin. The bathroom has a bathtub, which isn't very convenient; I think it would be better to remove it, though that might be too costly. The hotel's location is excellent, right near Dongdaemun, with plenty of shopping malls and restaurants nearby. The price isn't too high either, so overall, it's great value for money.From£ 86
Very Good916 Reviews
City Hall/Myeong-Dong Seoul|1km from downtown
My husband and I had an amazing experience staying at Skypark Hotel 3 in Myeongdong! We stayed here for 12 days, and it was the best decision ever. The rooms are clean, and the service and staff were fantastic - friendly, helpful, and super polite. They also offer amenities like drinking water, weighing scale for your luggages, and coin laundry.
But my favorite part is its location! It's near everything - the airport limousine bus station, train station, Myeongdong shopping street, namsan tower, malls and shopping centers, convenience stores, coffee shops, and restaurants. This is now our go-to hotel in Seoul!From£ 73
Great525 Reviews
City Hall/Myeong-Dong Seoul|0.38km from downtown
My first stay here. I stayed at other hotels in Myeongdong before. Airport bus doesn't stop in front of the hotel as the hotel is by the alley. Bus 6701 stops in front of Plaza Hotel which is across the main street. About 5 minutes walk, if you know your way. I was a bit lost when I first got there but going back to take airport bus was a breeze. Location wise, many restaurants by Thomas hotel with 7-11 just few steps away. Lots of cafes around (well, this is Seoul! So many cafes, big and small) ABOUT 10 to 15 minutes walk to Shinsegae and Namdaemun and Lotte. The location is quiet, if you don't like the bustling and noisy main Myeongdong area. I booked the room that is 22sq meter. Good for 2 people. They clean your room every day. Washer and dryer on 12th floor if you need to wash your clothes. Plus there is a microwave oven and a big water machine (with cold and hot mode) in the laundry room. They do provide 2 bottles of bottle water each day. And free luggage storage at the lobby if you checked out and need to go walk around before you head to airport.
Overall, I like it here!From£ 43
Great1379 Reviews
City Hall/Myeong-Dong Seoul|0.22km from downtown
The hotel is conveniently located near many attractions, all within walking distance. Public transportation, including buses and subways, is easily accessible. There's a supermarket downstairs and plenty of restaurants nearby! When I checked in, I specifically told the front desk staff that I don't drink coffee, only water. Both she and the housekeeping team confirmed that water refills were free. However, for some reason, other staff members kept trying to charge me 3000 yuan per bottle. (I always clarify things beforehand. If they had told me upfront that only two bottles were free and extras would be charged, I would have bought them from the supermarket downstairs. In Spain, I even bought six bottles of water at once for 2.5 euros, even though it was only about 1 euro cheaper at the outlet during a heatwave). Anyway, I need about six small bottles of water for an overnight stay and a late morning (I sleep in!). This is partly because my throat hasn't been right since a painful COVID test (the person was rough and pierced my throat), and partly because as a middle-aged person, I need to stay hydrated in enclosed spaces to avoid dryness. Fortunately, after some discussion, the hotel didn't charge me. There was also a water leak behind the toilet in my room, which the hotel promptly addressed! The animated advertising video outside my window was quite cute! Even though there's a main road outside, the hotel's soundproofing is pretty good! I would definitely stay here again! Wishing everyone health and happiness every day!From£ 90
Great257 Reviews
Dongdaemun Market Seoul|2.75km from downtown
The hotel is clean and the location is great. The airport shuttle goes directly there, there's a lot of good food nearby, and it's very convenient to get to Dongdaemun.From£ 214
Great674 Reviews
Seoul|12.73km from downtown
The location is good, directly opposite of the lake and next to Lotte world mall. To MTR it’s 5-7mins.
The front desk staff is not accommodative at all, any request is like „no, we can’t“ attitude.
As of the cleanness and amenities, first of all, the shower head did not work properly, the aircon did not work during the first night ( better the second and third) and the tooth brush glass had stains when I checked in ( see photo attached )
Overall, not recommended for luxury stay, but if it’s just a family vacay, why not.From£ 240
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