18-3 Hyoja-ro 9-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul 1F
A ground-floor studio located on a quiet lane in Seochon, just a few minutes' walk from the western wall of Gyeongbokgung Palace. It measures approximately 36 square meters and features a private kitchen, bathroom, and entrance, as well as a sliding door opening onto a small veranda. It is one of four units on the ground floor. Pets are welcome.
Gyeongbokgung Station (Line 3) is about a 6-minute walk away, offering direct access to Jongno, Chungmuro, Apgujeong, and the Express Bus Terminal. Gwanghwamun is roughly a 15-minute walk away, while Tongin Market is closer.
Wi-Fi and a one-time move-in set (bedding, towels, and cookware for two) are included. Utilities are covered for normal usage; excessive usage will be billed separately within the same month. No ongoing services are provided (e.g., housekeeping or linen changes); toiletries and toilet paper are not restocked, so please bring your own. The unit is cleaned only between tenancies, and a one-time cleaning fee is charged upon move-in. This is a private rental home, not a hotel or commercial lodging facility. No smoking. Pets are allowed for a one-time cleaning fee of 50,000 KRW; please notify us in advance. Located on the ground floor; no elevator. Parking is available (non-designated spots). The door access code will be sent once the lease is confirmed. [Operational Information] This space operates as a short-term rental property, not a commercial lodging facility. Bedding, towels, and tableware are provided once upon move-in; disposable items, toiletries, and hygiene products are not supplied, so please bring your own. Tenants are responsible for cleaning, laundry, and waste sorting; housekeeping services are not provided.
THE STUDIO A single, elongated room featuring a kitchen and breakfast bar at the entrance, a bed at the far end, and a veranda beyond the sliding door. Amenities include a gas stovetop, microwave, refrigerator, washing machine, air conditioning, desk, and wardrobe. THE NEIGHBOURHOOD Seochon is the district west of the palace that most visitors simply walk past. It features low-rise houses, narrow alleys, small bookstores, and family-run restaurants, with Mount Inwangsan visible at the end of the street. Jahamun-ro 10-gil—a street lined with cafes—is just thirty seconds away. At Tongin Market, you can purchase lunch using brass tokens. The Changing of the Guard ceremony, Cheongwadae (the Blue House), and the National Palace and Folk Museums are all within walking distance, and admission to the museums is free. Rent a *hanbok* at the entrance, and admission becomes free.
Covers gas, water, electricity, and internet for normal residential use. Excessively high usage is billed within the same month.
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