Seoul is a city where many people and diverse cultures coexist. As it has various charms and energy, it’s also a complex and restless place. In a small alley in Bukchon, a step away from the crowded downtown Seoul, there is Seoul Ui Haru where you can spend some quiet time. When you walk up the small alley in the serene Bukchon neighborhood you will see the city center and the natural view together on the way to Seoul Ui Haru.

Seoul Ui Haru is a space that was reborn by the host while striving for perfect harmony between the traditional and modern style. It is an L-shaped house, with the main hall and the kitchen in the center. It has two bedrooms separated by internal windows at both ends. The table by the window, offering a bird’s eye view of the city, is an ideal place to enjoy simple meals or coffee. The separate house that used to be guesthouse now has a bathtub without any walls so guests can have a cozy time while feeling the nature around them.

The most appealing thing about a south-facing house is that you can trace and feel the moving sunlight as time changes. Seoul Ui Haru presents that slow and serene change of time. You will experience an extraordinary day in Seoul by enjoying a foot bath in the open-air bath in the yard, reading a book or just simply looking up at the sky and doing nothing. I hope you find peace in the tranquility that Seoul Ui Haru presents.