Hyoja Stay: Modern Han-ok next to Gyeongbokgung

[Notice] In response to the corona virus, and we thoroughly disinfect them with the disinfection spray provided by the government for each cleaning. Self-quarantine is also available. Welcome to Hyoja Stay! Hyoja Stay is a han-ok located quietly in a residential area near Gyeongbokgung (the main palace), which has lots of historical background! It is a good place to enjoy the sun shines in the yard in the morning, listen to the rain on a rainy day, and spend a peaceful weekend. / Things We Value / • CLEANLINESS - Cleanliness is the first thing we value. Bedding and towels are cleaned for each guest, and space is also thoroughly cleaned. • SPACE - Hyoja Stay is a space that remodeled traditional Korean house han-ok in modern style. All of our furniture, electronic devices, and accessories are things that our couple is also using or would love to use. • BEDDING - We provide MUJI products for bedding. We carefully selected it because it is the fabric that touches the skin of the guest for the longest time. • MUSIC & BOOK - We did not deliberately put TV on Hyoja Stay. Instead, there are music and books. This is also a way of life that our couple is aiming for. It is our hope to keep our guests focused on music, books, and conversations with people who stay with you during the stay at Hyoja Stay. • FOOD & COFFEE - Seochon Food Culture Street, located within walking distance, is a nice place to enjoy a variety of Korean local food. There are also a lot of roaster coffee houses and trendy pubs around Hyoja Stay. We will recommend places that we foodie couple like. • SAFETY - Hyoja Stay is a place which has been approved as a tourist convenience facility and a place for Korean-style house experience in Jongno-gu. There are digital door lock and fire extinguishers(fire extinguishers, flashlights, smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, etc). There are Gyeongbokgung and Blue House nearby, so security is great in this area. • Entire Han-ok house of 66 square meters, 2 bedrooms, kitchen, living room, bathroom, courtyard • Bedroom 1 (Hyoja Room) - 1 queen-size bed, hot water pad, dressing table, bookshelves, A/C • Bedroom 2 (Stay Room) - 2 single beds (MUJI), side table, coat rack & hangers, a full-length mirror, dressing table • Living room - 2 sofa beds, sofa table, A/C, balmuda air purifier, harman kardon bluetooth speaker • Kitchen - dining table for 6, gas range, cooking utensils, basic seasonings(salt, pepper, sugar, oil), tableware, wine glasses and opener, refrigerator, microwave, rice cooker, brita water purifier, electric kettle, illy coffee machine, balmuda toaster, black coffee, tea & tea set • Toilet & Bath - shampoo, conditioner, body wash, foam cleanser, hand soap, toothpaste, towels, hair dryers • Others - washing machine, iron and ironing board, outdoor table and chairs This district is called Seochon, and Seochon is one of the oldest neighborhoods of Jongno in northern Seoul. It translates as "West village" or "Western village" as it is west of the Gyeongbok Palace. Seochon is a town that has developed slowly for a long time, and various cultural heritages remain, as well as a food culture street where you can enjoy a variety of Korean food. It can be said to be one of the most attractive neighborhoods where the past and the present of Seoul are charmingly blended. Take '6011 Bus' from Incheon Int'l Airport or '601 Bus' from Gimpo Int'l Airport, and get off at Gyeongbokgung Station. It takes about 7 minutes to Hyoja Stay from there.