27-1, Jahamun-Ro 5Ga-Gil, Jongno-Gu,, Seoul, South Korea
Offering a luggage room, the 2-star Hanok 24 Guesthouse Gyeongbokgung Seoul lies in the Seochon district, 18 minutes' walk from Grevin Seoul Waxwork Museum and 2.3 km from such cultural places of interest as the two-room Tteok and Kitchen Utensil Museum. The hotel also provides guests with a luggage locker.
The Daelim Museum is located 300 metres from this Seoul guest house, and such natural sites as the tapgol T'apkol-gongwon Park are 2.4 km away. The huge museum "War Memorial of Korea" is steps away from the Hanok 24 Guesthouse Gyeongbokgung, while Tongin Market Jongnogu Public Health Center bus stop is approximately a 5-minute walk away. Visit Gyeonghoeji Pond, 850 m from the property, and feel complete harmony with the nature of South Korea. The Korean Insa-dong Maru Restaurant is nearly 10 minutes away by car, and Gyeongbokgung underground station is near this hotel. Hanok 24 Guesthouse Gyeongbokgung is 2.8 km from Seoul train station.
There are 15 rooms at the accommodation, each of them has climate control, as well as entertainment amenities such as a multi-channel TV. Self-catering facilities include an electric kettle, a refrigerator, and kitchenware. Offering a bidet, a separate toilet, and a shower, the bathrooms are also appointed with hairdryers and towels.
The Hanok 24 Guesthouse Gyeongbokgung Seoul features a continental breakfast. Guests will enjoy Asian dishes at Tosokchon Samgyetang, which is around 200 metres away.
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Jackie
2021-04-20
A nice base for exploring Seoul. Climate control, an iron and a sitting area available in the twin room. It's 20 mins walk to the centre.
John
2020-12-17
Overall, it's right place for exploring Seoul attractions. We appreciated coffee and tea. It's located in a nice area.
Rooms were very small.