Located in central Seoul, Hanok Got is a traditional Korean-style accommodation with a small garden, consisting of two small rooms and a large public space. In the yard, there is a Sansuyu tree that is more than 80 years old, and there is a small garden below it, so you can see various aspects of the four seasons. Simple rooms have free Wi-Fi, air conditioning and heating. However, please refer to the fact that Hanok is not large in size. Traditional mattress sets are available on the Ondol floor, and the room Gaenari has a private bathroom. We provide you the eco-friendly equipment to pursue an eco-friendly life. You can enjoy our Welcoming snack kit (drinks and Korean traditional snack) for free and tea and coffee are always available. Hanok Got is a 3-minute walk from Anguk Station, a 7-minute walk from Bukchon Hanok Village, a 2-minute walk from Changdeokgung Palace, and a 15-minute walk from Gyeongbokgung Palace and Insadong Culture Street. The nearest airport, Gimpo International Airport, is a 45-minute drive away, and Incheon International Airport is an hour's drive away. Also, we are guiding you using Booking com messages. We help you to do self-check in, because the staffs are not always present. Therefore, please pay in advance as much as possible, and if you choose the option to pay on site, the reservation may not proceed smoothly, so please understand that. ****After booking the room, we send the information message in 1 day by the channel of booking application. Please check out your message box in the booking or email webiste. If you cannot get the message, please let us know by our email. ****

Hanok Got sponsors and supports "WWOOF KOREA" and "Korea SLOWFOOD Association", NGOs that conduct eco-friendly agriculture and right food campaigns around the world. As a result, farmers' agricultural products and zero-waist products are placed on one side of the common area, therefore it is open to public until 18:00. Please be reminded that.

It is located in Bukchon, nestled among Gyeongbok Palace, Changdeok Palace(UNESCO World Heritage site), and Jongmyo Royal Shrine. Bukchon is the largest complex of Hanok in Seoul and, is one of the most beautiful residential districts in Korea. There are lots of historical spots and cultural heritage sites, galleries, and cafes along the small alleys that meander like a maze. It offers excellent access to both traditional area and downtown Seoul.