Bukchon Hyosunjae Guesthouse

It was nice to experience living in a Hanok house. There were almost no amenities, but breakfast was included and it was refreshing to eat with other foreign guests. The view was lovely. It felt like a Korean inn. The location was right in the middle of the tourist area. You have to check in by 10pm.

The B&B is located in the alley in the center between the "Twilight Kiss Mural" on Gangudang Street and Jongmyo Okultang Hall, and is close to Bukchon Hanok Village and Samcheong-dong. The name of the guesthouse is not actually "Bukchon Sosunjae Guesthouse", but there is a small sign at the door saying that it is the same hotel. To be honest, the CP value I give can only be a super low score! Because it’s super expensive to stay for one night but it’s unreasonable. Is it just because this place has a “Hanok structure”? Compared with other old B&Bs or one-star hotels, it is not as good. The towels provided were yellow, other facilities were old and had a strange smell, the mattresses and mattresses were too thin, the pillows were too hard and too high, the floor was a foamed hardwood floor, and the room was too narrow and too small (after making the bed by myself) , the mattress was also pressed against both walls!); the worst thing was that the water on the bathroom floor (after taking a shower) would flow out of the room and almost wet the mattress, so I had to keep drying it with a towel. The breakfast is rich, with many small dishes, but all are pickles and vegetables. Only the rice and soup are hot, and only the soup contains meat pieces~

I like it because it’s close to Gyeongbokgung Palace. It was nice that breakfast was included and it was very delicious. The owner is friendly and it's cozy because it's a Hanok.