Casas de vacaciones privadas en Incheon

"I just have to say, our host was absolutely wonderful! We had quite a bit of luggage with us, and since there was this steep hill to climb, they kindly picked us up from the train station and drove us right to the apartment. Can you believe it? It’s only a short 5-minute walk, but they were so thoughtful! The apartment itself is so charming and cozy, really capturing that authentic Korean vibe. It was spotless and super comfortable—just perfect! I’m definitely planning to come back the next time...

"I recently had the pleasure of staying at a fantastic place in Seoul, and I can’t recommend it highly enough! From the moment I arrived, I was struck by how amazing the neighborhood was. It’s vibrant and lively, filled with charming cafes, shops, and attractions that made exploring the city a joy.The accommodation itself was incredibly spacious, providing a perfect retreat after a day of sightseeing. I appreciated how well it was designed, with plenty of room to relax and unwind. What truly set...

"The hanok is gorgeous, clean, and comfortable! It is so close to Gyeongbokgung Palace, shops, and restaurants. The heated floors work wonderfully and the overall ambience exceed my expectations. Our stay allowed us to experience living in a normal neighboord which is exactly what we wanted."

"It was beautiful and spacious hanok with perfect location. Very closed to palaces and museums.Lovely shops right in front of the street.Definetly visit again!"

"The space was exactly as pictured. There were many amenities supplied (towels, soap, cooking equipment etc.) and the place was nice and clean. It's close to the subway station so using transit to get around is simple. The host was very responsive and was able to recommend a great K-BBQ restaurant nearby. The hill to get to the property is no joke, but even still, I would stay here again! "

"Place was great. Seoul was amazing."

"Host was very responsive and helpful. The Korean phone he provided was a nice touch. The location is very central to much of the main tourist areas of Seoul. A thirty minute walk (for old people) to the top of Namsan. The property is fairly newly renovated and is sleek. The neighborhood has some derelict properties nearby, but also a more “real” neighborhood experience than dtaying at a hotel."