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Seian isn’t just a café—it’s a poetic pause in the heart of Seoul. With warm wood beams, soft light, and the rich aroma of hand-brewed coffee, every sip feels like a moment reclaimed from chaos. Slow down, breathe deep, and rediscover presence.
New Blanc Central Myeongdong
Kangs Apartment
PungGyeong, Korea Traditional House
Hotel Tradiup by the Designers
Space in Blackstone
Hanso Presidential Suite Hanok Hotel
Boutique Hotel Loft
The EXTAY Lounge Jongno
Snowflower Guesthouse
Seoul Itaewon Namsan View · Midnight in Itaewon (NEW Open)
Seochon Guesthouse
Kobos Hotel
HiSeoul Youthhostel
That House Hongdae
HOMES Red Myeongdong
Local Stitch Creator Town Seogyo
HOTEL U5
Willow House Hongdae
DW Design Residence
Hotel MIDO Myeongdong
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Seian
Shilla Seoul Hotel is a top choice located just a 5-minute walk from Seian, offering floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows with stunning views of Namsan Tower and the Han River. Some rooms provide unobstructed vistas of Seoul’s skyline, especially magical at night. The hotel features a rooftop garden and infinity pool, perfect for relaxation with cityscapes. Conveniently situated near Seian Station, it provides easy access via Line 1 to popular districts like Myeongdong, Dongdaemun, and Hongdae.
Hwaseong Hotel Seoul stands out for its exceptional transit access, located just a 3-minute walk from Seian Station, where Lines 1 and 4 intersect. Travelers can easily reach major attractions like Gyeongbokgung Palace, Bukchon Hanok Village, and Sogang University within 20 minutes. The hotel provides free Wi-Fi, airport shuttle service, and multilingual 24-hour front desk support. With modern architecture infused with traditional Korean design, it blends convenience with cultural authenticity.
Near Seian, enjoy a traditional Korean tea ceremony at Nam Gate Tea House, led by experienced tea masters. You’ll learn about the philosophy and rituals behind Korean cha-do. For hands-on culture, join a Bukchon Hanok Village pottery workshop and craft your own ceramic piece. History lovers should book a night tour of Namsan Tower, where guides share stories of Seoul’s evolution while offering breathtaking city views. All these experiences are within walking distance from Seian, blending immersive learning with unforgettable memories.
Yes, Hyatt Regency Seoul Incheon Airport—though not directly in Seian—is an excellent family-friendly option, accessible via subway in just 30 minutes. The hotel features a kids’ playroom, family suites, and dedicated children’s activities. It also provides cribs, high chairs, and child-friendly dining options across its diverse buffet restaurants. Nearby attractions include the Seoul Children’s Science Museum and Han River Park, offering safe, engaging environments for kids. With reliable transit links and thoughtful amenities, it’s ideal for parents seeking comfort and fun for the whole family.
Try Seian Old Street Hanjeong BBQ, a hidden gem tucked in a quiet alley renowned for its charcoal-grilled Hanjeong beef—tender, juicy, and served with house-made chili sauce and kimchi stew. Another must-visit is Pusil Restaurant inside Bukchon Hanok Village, offering home-style Korean dishes. Their daily limited stone-bowl bibimbap and ginseng chicken soup are crowd favorites. Both restaurants are within walking distance of Seian, open late into the night, making them perfect for dinner or late-night cravings. Ideal for tasting real Seoul flavors.
Yes, both Shilla Seoul Hotel and Hwaseong Hotel Seoul provide complimentary continental breakfast featuring fresh bread, juices, coffee, yogurt, and local specialties like Korean rice cakes and kimchi. Breakfast is served daily from 6:30 AM to 10:00 AM at the on-site restaurant. Premium room upgrades include enhanced breakfast packages with hot dishes and traditional Korean side dishes. Special dietary needs such as gluten-free or vegetarian options are also accommodated. This service is highly rated by business travelers and vacationers alike.
Traveler Reviews
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PungGyeong, Korea Traditional House
Staying at this traditional Korean house was an absolute delight! The breakfast was simple yet homely—warm, comforting, and just right to start the day. The room was spotlessly clean, with authentic Korean architectural details that truly captured the essence of old Korea—wooden beams, hanok-style layouts, and a peaceful ambiance. The host was incredibly welcoming and always ready to help, offering thoughtful tips on local transport and nearby attractions. It felt less like a hotel and more like staying in a cherished family home. For anyone looking to experience real Korean culture in Seoul, this is a must-try. Highly recommend for its charm, comfort, and heartfelt hospitality.
Hanso Presidential Suite Hanok Hotel
The room was spacious and immaculately clean, with authentic hanok architecture that truly captured the charm of traditional Korean design. Location is unbeatable—just a short subway ride from major attractions like Myeongdong and Namdaemun Market. The staff were welcoming and attentive, and the overall atmosphere was peaceful yet luxurious. It's rare to find such a perfect balance of comfort, culture, and convenience at this price point. I’ll definitely book here again on my next trip to Seoul—highly recommend!
Kobos Hotel
Absolutely exceeded my expectations! I went in with low expectations since the room photos made it look quite small, but upon check-in, the front desk surprised me with a complimentary upgrade—what a lucky break! The room was spacious enough that two 28-inch suitcases could be laid flat on the floor without any crowding. While some amenities do show their age—especially an old leather chair with peeling upholstery, which would’ve looked better if replaced with a wooden one—the overall cleanliness was impressive. It’s clear the housekeeping team takes pride in maintaining the space. Location-wise, it’s incredibly secure and central—right next to the National Assembly, with police cars often parked nearby for reassurance. Within walking distance are convenience stores, cozy cafes, and great Korean BBQ spots. Plus, the airport bus route 6007 starts and ends just steps away, and you’re literally a stone’s throw from the National Assembly Station on Line 9. Getting to places like Yeouido Mall, Hongdae, or Mapo is super easy—ideal for travelers who value both convenience and accessibility.
That House Hongdae
I absolutely loved my stay here and will definitely return on my next trip to Seoul. This place has become my go-to base whenever I visit Korea—conveniently located just a short walk from Hongik University, with plenty of great cafes, restaurants, and local shops nearby. The room was clean, stylish, and full of character, making it feel like home. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, going the extra mile to assist with travel tips and recommendations. It’s such a great value for the quality and location. Whether you're here for sightseeing, exploring the city vibe, or even a quick work trip, this is the perfect spot. I’m already planning my next visit!
Local Stitch Creator Town Seogyo
Staying at Local Stitch Creator Town Seogyo was an absolute surprise and one of the highlights of our trip to Seoul. The location is incredibly convenient—just a 2-minute walk to a 7-Eleven, 8 minutes to a 24-hour café, 10 minutes to the subway (Green Line), 15 minutes to Hongdae, and just 20 minutes to Sinchon on foot. The room itself is compact but well-designed with excellent water pressure and smooth drainage. The bathtub was surprisingly spacious and comfortable. Towels, tissues, and bottled water are available for free at the lounge—great for refills. The lounge area is huge and packed with amenities: self-service washing machines, dryers, even a dry cleaner! Every seating area has plenty of power outlets—so thoughtful. There’s also a large gym perfect for fitness lovers, and two spacious kitchens where you can cook or heat up meals. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and spoke fluent English, making check-in and any requests super easy. This place offers such great value and comfort—it truly exceeded expectations. I took some photos during my stay, though I forgot that uploads are only allowed through the platform. Still, I’d highly recommend this spot to anyone visiting Seoul.
HOTEL U5
This trip to Seoul was made truly memorable by staying at HOTEL U5, which I booked through the platform. After comparing several booking options, I’ve come to trust this platform for consistently delivering great value and quality. The moment I stepped into my room, I was impressed—spacious, bright, and incredibly comfortable. I always prefer a higher floor, and this one didn’t disappoint: panoramic views of the city both during the day and at night are absolutely stunning. The energy of Seoul comes alive from this vantage point. From start to finish, the experience was flawless. If you’re looking for a stylish, well-located hotel with top-notch comfort and unbeatable views, HOTEL U5 is an excellent choice. I’ll definitely be returning.
DW Design Residence
Staying at DW Design Residence in the heart of Hongdae was an absolute delight. The location is unbeatable—right in the middle of the action with countless convenience stores, cozy cafés, and great dining options just steps away. Public transportation is super accessible, making it easy to explore Seoul’s vibrant neighborhoods. What really stood out was how quiet and peaceful the room was at night—no street noise whatsoever, which made for a restful sleep. The host was incredibly welcoming and thoughtful, providing all sorts of everyday essentials, from toiletries to kitchen basics. It felt like coming home, but with a stylish, modern touch. This place offers excellent value and a truly comfortable stay—I’d definitely book again.
Hotel MIDO Myeongdong
Staying at Hotel MIDO Myeongdong was an absolute breeze thanks to its unbeatable location. From the airport line, just transfer to Line 4 and ride one stop to Hwaeom Station (Exit 1)—it’s a mere two-minute walk to the hotel. You’re only about seven minutes from the heart of Myeongdong, where you’ll find bustling shopping streets, New World Department Store, Lotte Duty-Free, and even the famous manga street nearby. The front desk staff includes a friendly English-speaking team member who made check-in smooth and welcoming. Clean rooms, great value, and a prime spot for exploring Seoul—this is exactly the kind of stay I’d return to again and again.
Nouvelle Seoul Hotel Itaewon by Aank
Staying at Nouvelle Seoul Hotel Itaewon was a fantastic experience. The hotel is perfectly located in the middle of Seoul's vibrant nightlife, yet the rooms are well-insulated, making it easy to relax and sleep soundly despite the lively surroundings. The rooms themselves are spacious with large TVs that make for great entertainment. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and spoke fluent English, which made check-in and any inquiries super smooth. I appreciated the 24-hour check-in option—very convenient for late arrivals. Plus, everything you need is within walking distance: restaurants, cafes, shopping, and the metro station. This place truly offers the best of both worlds—urban energy and peaceful comfort. Highly recommend for travelers who want convenience without compromise.
Hertz Hotel
The location of Hertz Hotel in Jongno was absolutely perfect! I arrived earlier than check-in time, but they kindly offered free luggage storage—so convenient. There were tons of restaurants, small shops, and cozy cafes nearby, making it easy to pass the time without any stress. The room itself was spotlessly clean, and having a bathtub was definitely one of the main reasons I chose this hotel—it made for a relaxing soak after a long day. Bathroom amenities included shampoo, conditioner, and a bathrobe, though I did need to bring my own toothbrush. For multi-night stays, water bottles were conveniently restocked. One standout feature was the sliding mirror that doubles as a blackout panel—just slide it across the window, and you’ve got complete darkness, ideal for sleeping in late. I was also pleasantly surprised to find a straightening iron available in the room—such a thoughtful touch. I’d definitely stay here again. Excellent value and a truly comfortable experience.
Fairmont Ambassador Seoul
The hotel is immaculate and beautifully designed, with an unbeatable location just steps away from LFC. What truly stood out was the front desk staff member who happened to be from Hong Kong—when they noticed we didn’t speak Korean, they went above and beyond to assist with check-in, patiently guiding us through the process. It’s rare to feel such genuine care while traveling far from home. I really wanted to thank them in person, but unfortunately didn’t get a chance to see them again. Finding a familiar face in a foreign city made all the difference—it felt like a small but meaningful connection. A heartfelt thanks to that kind soul for making our stay so much more personal and welcoming.
Glocaloca
We stayed here as a family of three adults, including first-time visitors to Korea, and the experience was absolutely fantastic. What stood out most was the in-room laundry facilities—detergents were freely available, and I brought my own small packet of fabric softener from Japan, which worked perfectly. A large tote bag is highly recommended for moving laundry between rooms. The bathroom amenities were exceptional: the shampoo and conditioner had a luxurious scent and texture, leaving a subtle, pleasant fragrance throughout the room after showering. It’s rare to find a full set of toothbrushes included in a Korean hotel, and the lightweight hairdryer delivered strong airflow without strain. In the dining area, they offer four levels of spicy ramen—while I haven’t tried level 3, level 2 was similar to a moderately spicy kimchi ramen, not too overwhelming. Everything you’d expect at home, like plastic wrap, aluminum foil, and containers, was readily available. Even our homemade kimchi from a local market didn’t come with packaging—we were able to wrap it up neatly with the provided wrap and take it back easily. The staff were incredibly friendly, with several speaking Japanese, which made us feel safe and welcome. We especially enjoyed meeting Star-chan, who’s originally from Iran—such a memorable encounter! Thanks again, see you soon! One minor downside: the coffee machine was a bit sweet, and there was no option to adjust sugar levels—so every latte came out overly sugary. The chocolate drink also wasn’t to my taste. Also, the power outlets were tricky—my C-type adapter (bought from a 100-yen store) would plug in but kept falling out, making it unusable. Even though another universal adapter worked, it wobbled and sometimes fell over, causing power loss. And unfortunately, the silk-pressed straightening iron showed an error message and wouldn’t turn on. But overall? This place felt more like home than a hotel. Late-night ramen or toast lovers were cooking quietly nearby, yet we heard absolutely nothing—perfectly peaceful. It totally redefined what a hotel stay could be. We’re already planning to return next time we visit Korea!
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