Hanok 1st Street

It is a beautiful place, very clean and the workers are very kind.

Maybe the breakfast could have more variety of food, but there are plenty of options to eat at any rate.

The location was beautiful.

The host didn't even care to show up for the check in, nor did she give any kind of information of how it all worked (breakfast should have been included but we still don't know where it was nor if it was really included). She did pester us to stay quiet at night (which was fair, but again, we didn't know hanok was not soundproof) but when other guests were really noisy at the crack of dawn, no one bat an eye.

- Authentic experience in a Hanok - Calm place and garden -Fantastic breakfast, - convivial Atmosphere - Helpfull Hostess and really kind

If you want to escape from the city life, Hanok 1st Street is the place to go. Hanok 1st Street has a beautiful garden that can be seen from all the rooms. The rooms are clean and have all the necessities that one needs for a weekend stay. The staff are all friendly and super helpful. Hanok 1st Street is located near a Hanok village but still far enough that one does not hear the sound of traffic. In the morning, you can hear country sounds like the birds singing, a rooster crowing, and dogs barking.

There is nothing that I did not like, but fair warning, like all Hanok houses, the soundproofing is not that strong.

Great people and location!

Great overall!!

The place is clean and has nice scenery.

The hosts were super sweet, and left a message in advance stating they wouldn't be available when we check in. They also put up a small board at the entrance to inform us their unavailability and also put up a board in front of the room. There was a house keeper to helped us check-in. The room was spick and clean and had all basic utilities. The experience was true amazing. The property has amazing lawn in which you can easily spend hours. A basic breakfast was also provided, however we being vegetarians we had very less option (but I guess that was okay, since we were in Korea where there are very few vegetarians). All attractions were close by within walking distance.

The only con was it is about 1.5km from the main area (i.e. where all the restaurants were located) which made it difficult to access the city centre.

Hosts were super helpful. The hanok is located a short distance away from the main touristy folk village, nestled amongst rice paddies, so it was very quiet and delivered an excellent dose of countryside charm. The futons were as comfortable as you can expect a futon to be. Breakfast was simple: coffee, bread, eggs, and fruit. Maybe not the most exciting, but since it’s included I can’t complain.

Nothing, we enjoyed our stay!

Beautifully decorated hanok house where you can experience staying in traditional house. The place is very clean. The hosts also kind enough to lend us umbrella on rainy day and even give us medications when we couldnt find open pharmacy at night

Not really much to add. Maybe put extra amenity like iron board.