seongbuk euneunhanga

A day among flowers, trees, and green nature

Nestled within the tranquil neighborhood of Seongbuk-gu in Seoul, where the inviting allure of charming flowers and trees naturally guide your steps, you'll discover 'Seongbuk Eun-eunhanga', a snug traditional Korean homestay. The homestay's name poetically draws from the host's two daughters' names, imbued with the hope that the location always emanates a soft, soothing glow.

The tale of 'Seongbuk Eun-eunhanga' takes root in the 1930s, paying tribute to its original form as a traditional Hanok house, which has now been artfully restored. As you swing open the wooden gates, you are greeted by the inviting sight of a petite courtyard and a welcoming porch. The essence of the homestay is defined by a variety of rooms including a living room, bedroom, tea room, bathroom, kitchen, and a tranquil attic. The cozy ambiance is unveiled through a seamless blend of minimalistic interior design elements, primarily employing wood and fabric, providing a sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of the modern world. The tea room, forming a connection between the homestay and the courtyard, morphs into a serene private haven. Bask in the golden sunshine on clear days, or let the rhythmic patter of the rain be your soothing melody when it showers. Engage in heartfelt conversations with your loved ones around the living room table or delve into a cherished book on the sofa. A brief ascent beyond the kitchen ushers you into the attic, a cozy corner under the warm woodwork that promises a restful night's sleep, invoking serene dreams.