Seoul accommodations
Seoul accommodations welcome you to a destination that was once known as “Hanseong”.
Seoul known for: iconic tower, theme parks, royal palaces, museums, temples, historic villages / gates, traditional markets, shopping streets, bridges, parks, plazas, gardens, statues, convention centers, universities, scenic viewpoints, nightlife, kimchi-based cuisine, cosmetics industry, television dramas, K-pop music
Seoul is located 24 miles northeast of Incheon (South Korea’s third-largest city), and just 30 miles south of the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). South Korea’s capital and largest city, Seoul is split by the Han River, which rises in the Taebaek Mountains’ western slopes. The Han splits the city into two sections, north (Gangbuk) and south (Gangnam).
Seoul main attractions: N Seoul Tower (iconic tower, revolving restaurant, panoramic city views), Lotte World Tower, Lotte World (theme park – rides, water flumes, marine life exhibits), Gyeongbokgung Palace (14th century royal palace, museum, gardens), Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP – architectural events, design market, food venues), Myeongdong Shopping Street, Starfield Coex Mall (underground shopping mall, convention center, theater, aquarium, restaurants), National Museum of Korea, Bukchon Hanok Village (14th century village, narrow streets, restored traditional home), Deoksugung Palace (historic palace, changing of the Royal Guard ceremony), Yeouido Hangang Park (riverside, scenic views, running paths, swimming pool – 17,282), War Memorial of Korea (war museum), Lotte World Aquarium, Seoul Children’s Grand Park (amusement park – classic rides, Ferris wheel, zoo, playground, grassy areas), Wiggle Wiggle Dosan (gift shop), Lotte World Magic Island (amusement park), Bugak Palgakjeong (colorful mountaintop pavilion, city views, wildflower garden, trails, The Hyundai Seoul (department store),
Seoul Forest Park (lake, bike path, roses, deer feeding, butterfly house), Hongdae Shopping Street, Cheonggyecheon (recreational area, revived stream, walkways, bridges, greenery), Seoul World Cup Stadium (football venue, shopping mall, movie theater), Mangwon Market (traditional indoor market – local produce, food stalls), Haneul Park (landscaped paths, tall grasses, hilltop, city views), Seodaemun Prison History Hall (history museum), Banpo Hangang Park (riverside, illuminated bridge fountain), Seoul Botanic Park (botanical garden), Bongeunsa Temple (Buddhist temple / statue), National Palace Museum of Korea (Joseon Dynasty & royal families exhibits, artifacts, audio tour), Hangaram Art Museum, Naksan Park (hilltop green space, exercise paths, observation decks, city views), Seoul Sky (observation deck), Dream Forest (wooded city park, cherry blossoms, maple trees, pond, waterfall, art center), Seonyudo Park, Seoul Central Mosque, Banpo Bridge Moonlight Rainbow Fountain (colored lights fountain), Changgyeonggung Palace (4 grand traditional Korean palaces, shrines, gardens, tours), Seoul Station (major train station, eateries, tourist information, kids’ playroom), YG Entertainment (entertainment agency), Gyeongui Line Forest Park (former train line, pathways, lawns, streams, cafes), Gilsangsa Temple (Buddhist temple, tours, meditation halls, cultural classes, tea ceremonies), Gwanghwamun Gate (historical landmark), Olympic Park / World Peace Gate (city park – green space, sculptures, sports venues), LG Arts Center (performing arts theater), Leeum Museum of Art (art museum), Hwarangdae Railway Park, Dongnimmun Arch (Independence Gate – 19th century granite arch), Byeoryangjip (Korean barbecue restaurant), Namsan Mountain Park (Seoul’s largest park, tranquil, hilly forest, trails, observatory tower, cable car), Namsan Baekbeom Square, Dosan Park (memorial hall, statue), National Aviation Museum of Korea, Peace Park, SAMO ONDOH Flagship Store (handbag store), Seokchon Lake (walking paths, artificial island, cafes, seasonal blossoms), Noeul Park, World Cup Park (parkland, river, pond, gardens, scenic outlooks), Yonsei University, Sinchon Campus, Eungbongsan Palgakjeong Pavilion (observation deck), Ewha Womans University, Nanjicheon Park, Korea University, Seoul Campus, Buramsan Butterfly Garden
Bordering Seoul points of interest: Seoul Grand Park (theme park), Gwangmyeong Cave (tourist attraction), Dumulmeori (tourist attraction), Gwacheon National Science Museum, Suwon Hwaseong Fortress (Joseon dynasty burial fortress est. 1796), Incheon Grand Park, Baegundae, Bukhansan Mountain Peak (national park), Byeongmogan Citizens’ Park (city park), Goyang Children’s Museum, Buramsan (nature preserve), Bukhansanseong Fortress (1700s fort – 6 gates, 8 secret gates, 2 water entrances), Hongneung and Yureung Royal Tombs, Uiryeong Trails (hiking area)
Seoul main airport: Incheon International Airport (ranked world’s best airport 15+ years)
Rideshare service: Uber
Railway system: Seoul Metropolitan Subway
South Korea bullet train system: KTX (capable of traveling 199 MPH)
Transportation, payment, affiliate discount card: Korea Tour Card
Seoul top events: Seoul Jazz Festival, Ultra Korea, ETP Fest, Dream Concert, Seoul World DJ Festival, Zandari Festa, Ssamzi Sound Festival, DMZ Peace Train Music Festival, Seoul Fringe Festival, Lotus Lantern Festival, Seongbuk World Beer Festival, Tea World Festival, Yeouido Cherry Blossom Festival, Royal Culture Festival, Hanseong Baekje Cultural Festival, Seoul Rose Festival, Seoul Gugak Festival, Chuseok, Boryeong Mud Festival
More fun things: DMZ 3rd Tunnel & Bridge Tour, Palace & Village Tour, NANTA Show Ticket
Seoul’s professional football club is FC Seoul, which plays at Seoul World Cup Stadium. When in Seoul, it’s customary to accept items using both hands. If calling a taxi, use your palm. Keep in mind that in Seoul, English is not widely spoken. Basic, helpful Korean words to know are annyeonghaseyo (an-yoo-uh-seyo – hello), annyeonghi gaseyo (an-yoo-nee gaseyo – goodbye), gamsahabnida (khun-sanga – thank you) and dangsin-eun yeong-eoleul hal su issnayo (honch-nin yomo-dinuh swee-niyo – do you speak English?). In Seoul, cars travel on the right-hand side, currency is the South Korean Won and the drinking age is 19 years old. Seoul accommodations are some of Eastern Asia’s best. Before we get to Seoul accommodations, let’s take a look at some more background information on the area to help you along the way.
Humans have inhabited the Seoul-area for an estimated 40,000 years. Umjip, pit-houses with lowered floors, housed the area’s people around 4,000 BC. Stone Age materials have been discovered at Amsa-dong Neolithic Site. Following the 108 BC Wiman Joseon dynasty collapse, Chinese Warring State refugees fled to the Han River basin. These Chinese refugees brought with them culture and technology that would influence the Seoul-area during the Iron Age. After the refugees’ arrival, the region’s Jin confederacy of statelets having been disintegrated, dozens of new statelets emerged, which all competed for influence over the Han River basin. By the 2nd century AD, the region’s dominant local power became the kingdom of Baekje, with its capital located at Wiryeseong (modern-day Seoul area). In the summer of 553, Baekje ceded control of the region to the eastern kingdom of Silla. Early-on, the Han River likely was named Namcheon (Nam River). In 603, the Goguryeo dynasty (located near Pyongyang), allied with Silla, attacked Seoul’s Bukhansanseong fortress and won. The following year, Silla abolished Namcheon Province, which had been established in 568 by Silla’s 24th monarch, Jinheung Taewang. Silla subsequently reestablished Bukhansan Province, thus strengthening the Kingdom’s northern border. Unified Silla was succeeded by the Korean state of Goryeo in the 11th century, and a summer palace was built in modern-day Seoul. Referred to as the “Southern Capital”, Seoul started to become a larger settlement around this time. Founding father of the 505-year Joseon dynasty, Yi Seong-gye chose Seoul as Korea’s planned capital sometime around 1392, the year when Yi Seong-gye enthroned himself at then-capital, old Goryeo. Yi Seong-gye changed the Kingdom’s name from Goryeo to Joseon in 1393. Hanyang (Seoul) officially was chosen as Joseon’s new capital in September 1394. An embodiment of Korean Confucianism, the new capital city Hanyang started being built in October 1394. Gyeongbokgung (palace) and Seoul City Wall were two of Hanyang’s major early developments. Governed by the national agency Hanseongbu, Hanyang’s two main sections were partitioned into Seong-jung (inside the Fortress Wall ) and Seongjeosimni (around the Fortress Wall). Hanyang city’s downtown area became known as Doseong-an, or more popularly Sadaemun-an, meaning ‘areas inside of the Four Great Gates’. Not until the late-19th century did Seoul open its gates to foreigners. Modernization thus ensued, and Gyeongbokgung became East Asia’s first palace to introduce electricity, while electrical street lights were implemented shortly thereafter. In 1897, the Korean Empire was proclaimed by the monarch Gojong. Temporarily called Hwangseong, Seoul engaged in trade with foreign countries such as France and the United States. Seoul Electric Company, Seoul Electric Trolley Company and Seoul Fresh Spring Water Company were examples of joint Korean–US owned enterprises. The Japan-Korea Treaty of 1910 resulted in the annexation of the Korean Empire by the Empire of Japan, and Hwangseong’s renaming to Gyeongseong. Under Japanese colonial rule, Gyeongseong’s city walls were removed, roads were paved and Western-style buildings were built. During the Second Sino-Japanese War, Yeongdeungpo District was annexed into Gyeongseong in order to serve as a steel and metalworking industrial complex. Following World War II, Gyeongseong was liberated by US forces. The American military assumed control of what would become known as Seoul in 1945, with the city becoming a municipal corporation. Soviet-Chinese-backed North Korean forces and American-backed South Korean forces swapped control of Seoul four times during the Korean War. Seoul’s extensive Korean War damages resulted in South Korea’s capital being relocated to Busan for a short period. The Seoul metropolitan area’s population reached around 1.5 million by 1955. During the late-1960s, Hannam Bridge and Gyeongbu Expressway were constructed. North Korea had claimed Seoul as its de jure capital until 1972. Seoul hosted the 1986 Asian Games and 1988 Summer Olympics, and was a 2002 FIFA World Cup venue.
Home to around 9.5 million inhabitants, Seoul is known officially as Seoul Special Metropolitan City, with over 26 million people inhabiting the overall metropolitan area. US citizens comprise around 7.5% of Seoul’s population. The word Seoul means “capital city”. Around 16,360 high-rise buildings, to include 126 skyscrapers, illuminate the Seoul skyline. At 1,821 feet tall, Lotte World Tower is the city’s tallest building. Seoul typically ranks in the world’s top-five metropolitan economies, with a GDP at around $635 billion. In 2023, over 8 million foreign tourists visited the city. High temperatures hover around 85 degrees in August, and 35 degrees in January. Additional points of interest include Changdeok Palace (15th-century Joseon Dynasty palace), Jongmyo Shrine (Joseon dynasty royals Confucian shrine), Namhansanseong (fortress / military stronghold), Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty (40 Joseon Dynasty tombs), Gangnam (affluent district / nightlife area), Sungnyemun (historic gate), National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul Museum of Art, Myeongdong Cathedral and Jamsil Baseball Stadium. Local foods include bibimbap (rice dish), bulgogi (“fire meat”), samgyetang (ginseng chicken soup), tteokbokki (stir-fried rice cakes), hotteok (stuffed pancake) and odeng (fish cake). Seoul street foods can be found at places such as pojangmacha (street stalls) and bunsikjip (snack bars). A traditional Korean side dish, Kimchi (salted and fermented vegetables) is a South Korean staple. Popular Seoul drinks include soju (a sweet spirit), bokbunja ju (fruit wine), banana milk and various teas, while lager-style is the most popular beer. With some background information on the city, we’re ready for Seoul accommodations that are sure to inspire.
L’Escape Hotel
67, Toegye-ro, Jung-gu
Bank of Korea Money Museum | Namdaemun Market
Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, fitness center, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, coffee machines, 24-hour front desk
Nearby: L’Amant Secret (Western restaurant)
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- Bank of Korea Money Museum
- Namdaemun Market
- Korea Postage Stamp Museum
- Hwangudan Altar
- Culture Station Seoul 284
- Namsan Peak
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- N Seoul Tower
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- Gyeongbokgung Palace
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- Gimpo International Airport
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L’Escape Hotel is 35 miles from Incheon International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Atelier Suite King): $378
The Westin Josun
106, Sogong-ro, Jung-gu
Lotte Department Store | Seoul Plaza | Myeongdong Street
Hotel amenities: multiple restaurants, bar, buffet breakfast (surcharge), indoor pool, spa, sauna, gym, air conditioning, front desk (limited hours), concierge services, bellhop, luggage storage, parking, airport transfer
Nearby: The Ninth Gate (Western restaurant), Sushi Cho (sushi restaurant), Aria (buffet restaurant), The Westin Josun Seoul Lounge & Bar
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- Lotte Department Store
- Myeongdong Street (shopping street)
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The Westin Josun is 64 minutes from Incheon International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Executive Room): $654
Cost per person (three people): $218
Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas
521, Teheran-ro, Gangnam-gu
COEX Aquarium | Seolleung & Jeongneung Royal Tombs
Hotel amenities: multiple dining options, indoor pool, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, tea/coffee making facilities
Nearby restaurants: Restaurant RIPE (Korean beef restaurant), Gourmet Lamb (Korean barbecue restaurant), Grand Kitchen (buffet restaurant)
Nearby misc.: My Art Museum, Knotted (café), Four Stones Coffee Roasters (coffee shop), lululemon, Hyundai Department Store, COEX (convention center)
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- COEX Aquarium
- Seolleung & Jeongneung Royal Tombs (Joseon dynasty burial ground)
- N Seoul Tower
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- Gangnam Finance Center
- Ttukseom Hangang Park
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- Coreana Art & Culture Complex
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Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas is 15 miles from Gimpo International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Corner Suite): $1,003
Cost per person (three people): $334
Signiel Seoul
300, Olympic-ro, Songpa-Gu
Lotte World Tower Mall | Lotte World Aquarium
Hotel amenities: Michelin-starred restaurant, champagne bar, panoramic city views, indoor swimming pool, spa, sauna facilities, fitness center, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, coffee makers, mini-bars, safety deposit boxes, hairdryers, slippers, electronic bidets, luggage storage, dry cleaning, laundry & ironing services, concierge services, valet parking, banquet facilities
Nearby: Lotte Mart, Paris Baguette, Red Mango (restaurant), Lotteria (restaurant), Haagen-Dazs (ice cream shop)
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- Lotte World Tower Mall
- Lotte World Aquarium
- Seoul Sky
- Seokchon Lake
- Hard Rock Cafe Seoul
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- Olympic Park
- Han River
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- Garak Market
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Signiel Seoul is 17 miles from Gimpo International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Presidential Suite): $8,315
Four Seasons Hotel Seoul
97, Saemunan-ro, Jongno-gu
Jogyesa Temple | Statue of Admiral Yi Sun-Sin
Hotel amenities: multiple dining options, 24-hour in-room dining, city views, swimming pool, traditional Korean saunas, fitness center, floor-to-ceiling windows, remote-controlled drapes, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, indoor 3-D golf, free parking
Nearby cafes: Angelinus, Hollys, Rosebud
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- Jogyesa Temple
- Statue of Admiral Yi Sun-Sin
- Namdaemun Market
- Myeongdong Cathedral
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- Seoul Station
- Changdeokgung Palace
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- National Museum of Korea
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Four Seasons Hotel Seoul is 10 miles from Gimpo International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Executive King Suite): $1,867
Cost per person (three people): $622
Lotte Hotel World
240, Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu
Lotte World Tower | Lotte World Theme Park | Lotte World Magic Island | Lotte Concert Hall | Samjeondobi
Hotel amenities: 3 dining options, buffet breakfast, free Wi-Fi, 37-inch flat-screen TVs, hairdryers, afternoon tea, happy-hour service, free parking
Nearby: LOTTE Department Store Jamsil, Charlotte Theater (performing arts theater)
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- Lotte World Tower
- Lotte World Theme Park
- Lotte World Magic Island (amusement park)
- Lotte Concert Hall
- Samjeondobi (monument)
- Songpa Naru Park
- Lotte World Folk Museum
- Seoul Sky
- Jamsil Station
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- Olympic Museum
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- Mongchontoseong Fortress
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- Star Hill Resort Lift
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Lotte Hotel World is 43 miles from Incheon International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Junior Suite Family Triple Room): $428
Cost per person (four people): $107
Moxy Seoul Myeongdong
38, Myeongdong 8na-gil, Jung-gu
Korea Postage Stamp Museum | Wangbijib
Hotel amenities: bar, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, safety deposit boxes, 24-hour front desk, currency exchange, free private parking
Nearby restaurants / bars: Bongchu Jjimdak (restaurant), Hyodam Kalguksu Dakhanmari Myeongdong (chicken restaurant), Bar Moxy (bar)
Nearby misc.: TWG Tea (tea store), Hoehyeon Underground Shopping Center (shopping mall), Body Flex Gym
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- Korea Postage Stamp Museum
- Wangbijib (Korean barbecue restaurant)
- Bank of Korea Money Museum
- Hwangudan Altar
- Cheonggyecheon
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- Seoul Station
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- Changdeokgung Palace
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Moxy Seoul Myeongdong is 36 miles from Incheon International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Queen and Single): $385
Cost per person (three people): $128
The Shilla Seoul
249, Dongho-ro, Jung-gu
Dongguk University Seoul
Hotel amenities: 6 dining options, spa, gym, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, tea / coffee machines, safety deposit boxes, mini-bars, indoor golf range, walking path through a sculpture garden, yoga / aerobics classes, free shuttle service
Nearby restaurants / bars: Continental (French restaurant), Ariake (Japanese restaurant), La Yeon (Korean restaurant), The Parkview (buffet restaurant), Balvenie Glenfiddich (whiskey bar)
Nearby misc.: Pastry Boutique (bakery), Graff Seoul (jewelry store), Yeong Bin Gwan (banquet hall)
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- Dongguk University Seoul
- Jangchungdan Park
- Supyogyo Bridge
- Jangchung Arena
- Bangsan Market
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- Dongdaemun Market
- Gwangjang Market
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- Changgyeonggung Palace
- Jogyesa Temple
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The Shilla Seoul is 11 miles from Gimpo International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Superior Suite): $1,292
Cost per person (four people): $323
Sofitel Ambassador Seoul Hotel & Serviced Residences
209, Jamsil-ro, Songpa-gu
Seoul Sky | Lotte World Folk Museum
Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, buffet, continental or Italian breakfast, indoor pool, fitness center, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, kitchenettes, coffee machines, electric tea pots, mini-bars, safety deposit boxes, 24-hour front desk, free bike rentals, kids’ club, business center, airport transportation
Nearby: The Italian Club (Italian restaurant), Ji Kang (restaurant), The Original Pancake House Jamsil (breakfast restaurant), Latitude32 (bar)
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- Seoul Sky
- Lotte World Folk Museum
- Samjeondobi
- Songpa Naru Park
- Monchontoseong Station
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- Seoul Baekje Museum
- Seoul Seokchon-dong Ancient Tombs
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- Mongchontoseong Fortress
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- Ttukseom Hangang Park
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Sofitel Ambassador Seoul Hotel & Serviced Residences is 45 miles from Incheon International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Opera Suite): $1,219
Hanok Guesthouse Suni
42, Bomun-ro 32-gil, Seongbuk-gu
Donam-dong Catholic Church
Guesthouse amenities: garden, soundproofing, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, kitchenettes, in-room breakfast, 24-hour front desk, private entrance, airport transfers
Nearby: Seongbuk Son Tofu (restaurant), Milltan Charcoal Grill (barbecue restaurant), Sandwich House (sandwich shop), Routine (café)
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- Donam-dong Catholic Church
- Sungshin Women’s Univ. Station
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- Naksan Park
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- Jeongneung Royal Tomb
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- Arko Art Center
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- Star Hill Resort Lift
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Hanok Guesthouse Suni is 38 miles from Incheon International Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $103
Josun Palace
231 Teheran-ro, Gangnam-gu
Gangnam Finance Center
Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, buffet breakfast, city views, indoor swimming pool, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, coffee machines, hairdryers, 24-hour front desk, currency exchange
Nearby: Restaurant Allen (haute French restaurant), The Great Hong Yuan (Chinese restaurant), Jinsu (Japanese restaurant), Wabisabi (Japanese restaurant), Dongnam Hall (Korean barbecue restaurant), Wine & More Yeoksam Centerfield Branch (liquor store)
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- Gangnam Finance Center
- Seolleung & Jeongneung Royal Tomb
- Yeoksam Station
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- Museum of Korean Embroidery
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- Ttukseom Hangang Park
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- Namsan Peak
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Josun Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel is 39 miles from Incheon International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Grand Masters One-Bedroom Suite): $1,015
Zzzip Guesthouse
32-16, Seongji 1-gil, Mapo-gu
Love Museum
Hostel amenities: city views, terrace, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, American breakfast, shared kitchen / lounge, hairdryers
Nearby: Irie (Ramen restaurant), UniQorn Craft Beer & Wine (beer hall), Debunk (café)
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- Love Museum
- Kakao Friends Concept Museum
- Hapjeong Station
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- Seonyudo Park
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- Memorial Museum National Assembly of South Korea
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- Namsan Peak
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Zzzip Guesthouse is 31 miles from Incheon International Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $31
Seochon Secret Cave House
26-22, Ogin 6-gil, Jongno-gu
Gyeongbokgung Palace | National Palace Museum of Korea | Gwanghwamun Gate
House amenities: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, mountain / garden views, sun terrace, garden, outdoor dining area, free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, fully-equipped kitchen, coffee machine, slippers
Nearby: Patic (French restaurant), enoteca chin chin (wine bar), La Boite Bleue (bakery), Alkimia Seo Chon (ice cream shop), TonginSweet (dessert shop)
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- Gyeongbokgung Palace
- National Palace Museum of Korea
- Gwanghwamun Gate
- Gyeongbokgung Station
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- Sejongno Park
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- Statue of King Sejong the Great
- Gyeonghuigung
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- Changdeokgung Palace
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Seochon Secret Cave House is 35 miles from Incheon International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Four-Bedroom House): $363
Cost per person (twelve people): $30
Haiyan SKY
23-740, Changsin-dong, Jongno-gu
Seoul City Wall Museum
Apartment amenities: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, terrace with city views, garden, soundproofing, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV, fully-equipped kitchen, slippers, private entrance, full-day security, paid airport shuttle service
Also in the area: La Loge
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- Seoul City Wall Museum
- Naksan Park
- Dongdaemun Gate
- Changsin Station
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- Dongdaemun History Museum 1398
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- Changgyeonggung Palace
- Changgyeonggung Palace Greenhouse
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- N Seoul Tower
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Haiyan SKY is 38 miles from Incheon International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Three-Bedroom Apartment): $528
Cost per person (seven people): $75
Mapo-Gu Apartment
4F, 115, Donggyo-ro 51-gil, Mapo-Gu
Gyeongui Line Forest Park
Hotel amenities: city views, terrace, balcony, garden, hot tub, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV, fully-equipped kitchen, coffee machine, kettle, slippers, free private parking
Nearby: Okza (restaurant), Dooroomi (bar), VER’S GARDEN (café), Witch and Gretel (café), Pie In The Shop (dessert shop), Melted (ice cream shop)
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- Gyeongui Line Forest Park
- War and Women’s Human Rights Museum
- Kakao Friends Concept Museum
- Gajwa Station
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- Love Museum
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- Seoul Energy Dream Center
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Mapo-Gu Apartment is 33 miles from Incheon International Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $412
Cost per person (eight people): $51
La Loge
119 Changsin-gil, Jongno-gu
Dongdaemun Gate
House amenities: 3 bedrooms, terrace, garden, free Wi-Fi, fully-equipped kitchen, washing machine, hairdryer, full-day security, free private parking
Nearby: Soulgul (bar), Donut Jungsu (donut shop)
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- Dongdaemun Gate
- Seoul City Wall Museum
- Naksan Park
- Changsin Train Station
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- Gwanghuimun
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- Jongmyo Square Park
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- COEX Aquarium
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La Loge is 37 miles from Incheon International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Three-Bedroom House): $418
Cost per person (five people): $83
So there they are, Seoul accommodations that will help make for a memorable trip. We hope you have found this information valuable and most importantly, that you enjoy your time in South Korea!