South Korea accommodation Overview Itineraries Experiences Places to visit Best time to visit Accommodation All Andong Busan Gangneung Gwangju Gyeongju Jeju Island Jeonju Seoul Yeosu Gyeongju • South Korea Moderate Gyeongju GG HotelThough the immediate neighbourhood doesn’t have an awful lot going on besides some fast-food outlets and a convenience store, this is a fantastically well connected location, with an intercity bus terminal two minutes away and bike rental just across the road. Gwangju • South Korea Superior Holiday Inn GwangjuThough it’s the sixth-largest city in South Korea, Gwangju isn’t a big tourist destination, so it’s important to be aware that the standard of hospitality here isn’t quite what it is in Seoul or Busan. That being said, the Holiday Inn is a very good hotel, with spotless and spacious rooms, a good range of facilities, and international standards of service. Seoul • South Korea Moderate Hotel 28 MyeongdongSlap-bang in the middle of Myeongdong, Hotel 28 couldn’t be better located for anyone who wants to experience life in the beating heart of Seoul. Owned by Shin Young-kyun, a Korean actor who appeared in numerous films in the 1960s and 70s, the hotel is a tribute to the movie industry — a theme that could so easily descend into tackiness, and yet doesn’t. Seoul • South Korea Superior Hotel CappuccinoA modern and stylish hotel in the dynamic, downtown Gangnam district. Hotel Cappuccino's industrial chic decor extends to its eclectic collection of rooms (including some that even accept dogs!) which feature comfortable ACE bedding, all natural and eco-friendly amenities and furnished with recycled materials, promoting the hotel's forward thinking values of social responsibility and contributing to the local community and environment. Seoul • South Korea Moderate Hotel Gracery SeoulPerfectly positioned for exploring Seoul, Hotel Gracery blends Japanese hospitality with modern comfort just steps from Namdaemun’s most iconic sights. Mokpo • South Korea Superior Hotel Hyundai by Lahan MokpoCompared to Seoul or Busan, Mokpo isn’t big on tourism, which means that the hotel scene is somewhat limited. That being said, the Hotel Hyundai is a perfectly serviceable choice with fantastic views as far as Jeju’s Mount Halla on a clear day. Gyeongju • South Korea Moderate Hwangnamguan Hanok VillageTraditional Korean Hanok houses, with their upturned eaves and tiled roofs show a distinctive architectural style that harmonises with nature, emphasising natural materials and a layout designed to blend seamlessly with the surrounding landscape. Recently, hanok have seen a revival as tourists seek to experience the traditional Korean way of life and what better location to experience this than in Korea's historical capital? Jeju Island • South Korea Deluxe Kase LodgeLocated in the quiet area of Pyoseon, Kase Lodge is an intimate five star boutique retreat offering a private and refined stay on Jeju Island. Jeonju • South Korea Moderate Kunsu ChogajipSurrounded by 800 whitewashed, slate-roofed houses, many of them now converted into boutiques, restaurants and cafés, the Chogajip Hanok offers the chance to experience traditional Korean hospitality. Seoul • South Korea Superior L7 GangnamLocated in the flashy Gangnam district, famous as the heart of all things business, fashion and beauty in Seoul, L7 Gangnam offers a modern and contemporary stay. Busan • South Korea Superior L7 HaeundaeA stylish modern base by the shore, L7 Haeundae offers light filled rooms with ocean or city views, a vibrant rooftop pool and effortless access to the beach and Busan’s best dining and nightlife. Seoul • South Korea Superior L7 HongdaeLocated in the centre of urban arts and youth culture Hongdae, the L7 Hongdae offers a trendy stay complete with cityscape views. The 340 guestrooms are chic and stylish decorated in bold blues and cosy yellows with floor to ceiling windows for a full view of the city. Load More Seoul • South Korea Superior Nine Tree by Parnas InsadongA sleek minimalist retreat in the heart of historic Insa-dong, Nine Tree Hotel pairs stylish comfort and rooftop city views with easy access to Seoul’s most traditional streets and markets. Seoul • South Korea Superior Nostalgia Hanok HotelThe Nostalgia Hanok hotel offers a contemporary way to experience the traditional Korean hanok. With luxury at its heart, the Nostalgia hotel is comprised of several exclusive, private hanok houses for guests to stay in across Bukchon Hanok Village. Seoul • South Korea Deluxe Park Hyatt SeoulNestled in the heart of Seoul's vibrant Gangnam District, the Park Hyatt Seoul combines sleek modern design with unparalleled luxury, offering stunning views, world-class dining, and an unforgettable stay. Seoul • South Korea Superior Rakkojae Seoul Main HanokA rare chance to experience authentic Korean tradition, Rakkojae is a beautifully restored hanok in Bukchon, offering serene courtyard living, historic craftsmanship and an intimate glimpse into Seoul’s past. Seoul • South Korea Superior Ryse Autograph CollectionLocated in the trendy Hongdae neighbourhood surrounding Hongik art college, Ryse was designed to reflect and celebrate the indie arts and music culture of its local area. The result, designed by Michaelis Boyd of London, is suitably bold: think bright white walls, splashes of colour, and lashings of contemporary art. Seoul • South Korea Deluxe Signiel SeoulIt’s not just that you’re nearly twice as high as any other building in the city, giving you unparalleled views as far as mountainous Bukhansan National Park. Everything about the Signiel is superlative. Seoul • South Korea Deluxe Sofitel Ambassador SeoulSofitel is a real treat – a five-star hotel with an indoor pool, spa, and floor-to-ceiling views of Seokchon Lake, fringed with cherry blossoms in spring, red and orange leaves in autumn.