Bibimbap Hanok Guesthouse Gyeongbokgung

鍾路3街駅の６番出口から歩いて５分くらいで便利な場所にありますが、大通りからは少し入った場所で、とても静かです。周りは伝統家屋が立ち並ぶエリアで、おしゃれなお店もポツポツあって、雰囲気も良いです。 今回1人用の部屋に泊まりましたが、少し狭いですが、個室にそれぞれシャワーとトイレが付いていて、便利だと思います。朝食はセルフで、キッチンでピビンパかトーストを食べますが、お皿は自分で洗います。 オーナーさんはお兄さんで、親切で優しい方です。英語も堪能のようです。チェックアウト後も荷物を預けることもできました。 また利用したいです。

It is not suitable for family with 4 members because the room is too small. There are many mosquitos in summer especially inside toilet. You can use sprays which are provided. No box tissue and only one small towel for one people and not change for 2 days.Only mirror available in toilet and one small round table in the living area. It is quite inconvenience for lady. The breakfast is bibimbap but if u late to come, they will use the old rice from fridge and reheat for u.

Stay in the Hankok is a good experence, the good location is in the central of Seoul, ease of transportion nearby even by walking distance to most of the attraction. Good food nearby also, no worry food. The owner is very helpful and able to comunicate in English and Mandarin.

Traditional hanok guesthouse with small rooms around a central courtyard. Each room has comfortable sleeping mattresses which can be folded up during the day, cool air conditioning, wifi, and a private toilet/shower room. A breakfast of rice and bibimbap is available every morning, and the kitchen is available for guests to use, as is a washing machine and dryer.

As a solo female traveler I wanted to stay in a safe, convenient location that is close to public transportation and sights. It was my first time in Korea and I wanted to experience Hanok. I looked online and noticed many of the Hanoks have shared bath. Fortunately I found Bibimbap Guesthouse, which has everything I was looking for. All the rooms have private bath, it is close to a subway exit with an escalator (don't take it for granted in Seoul). It is a cute little family-run Hanok that was comfortable and clean and is walkable to many of the sights. I needed my ear plugs as it can get a little noisy when the guests in the next door get in and out but it was acceptable. My flight was delayed and the host was accommodating even though I checked in pretty late at night. Overall great experience

The guesthouse is a renovated traditional Seoul house, and the walls are thin. Despite the central location and the many restaurants nearby this is a very quiet place. But if you can keep your kids a little quiet, it is a great place for staying with toddlers. They will find it intensely exciting and love to meet other guests. For families with kids out of diapers the combination shower-bathroom can cause a strain however. But the rooms are clean and spacious even when you fold out the mattresses on the floor (there are no beds). And the included breakfast is a good bonus, once you figure out kids love Korean nori mixed with rice.

Location is near the subway station exit and was easy to find with clear directions provided by the guesthouse. Due to a delay at the airport, we arrived at the guesthouse very late in the night and our host, Leo, was patient to wait for us (grateful for that:)). Room and bedding were clean, and we were kept warm. Breakfast was simple but delicious - bibimbap. Leo is also friendly and responsive. Would recommend staying here if you would like a taste of the hanok experience!

Overall is a nice experience to stay in hanok type of house. The owner Mr Lee is very friendly and kind. The bibimbap as a breakfast is superb and the location is within walking distance to the subway. I would highly recommended the Bibimbap guesthouse.

It was a plesant stay. Owner leo made nice bibimbap for us for breakfast.

We had a great stay in bibimbap guesthouse. Leo was very friendly and he makes sure that we enjoy our stay. He is very helpful. You get to try authentic bibimbap for breakfast. Few meters away from the subway. And few stops to major tourist attractions.