Hotels near Bukhansan National Park, Seoul

"I stayed here for two nights while traveling around Jeongneung. The surroundings were quiet, and the nearby mountains and temples created a calm atmosphere, which was great for relaxing. It's probably a good choice for those looking for a peaceful accommodation rather than a bustling one. The room was generally clean, and I didn't experience any major discomfort during my stay. However, the soundproofing was a bit lacking, so sensitive sleepers might want to keep that in mind. Although there was a window, the view felt obstructed rather than open, which was also a slight letdown. Nevertheless, considering the location and the surrounding ambiance, it was a decent place for a quiet and relaxing getaway."

"The hotel was quite a distance from other more popular attractions but we knew this when we chose the hotel. It is a perfect location to rest and relax away from the hustle and bustle of the city centre which was a perk for us. There is a train station about 3-5 minutes walk away from the hotel if you intend to take public transportation to travel around while in Seoul. It will take about 45-60 mins to travel from the hotel to popular areas like Myeong-dong from the hotel via public transportation. Getting an Uber is easy and pretty quick. It generally takes about 6-8 mins for an Uber to arrive. The hotel will appeal to the slightly older demographic, around 38-45+ years old for its serenity and quiet charm. The cost of the hotel room is slightly higher than some hotel chains in Seoul. Please take note that you are paying for the experience of retreating into nature rather than the experience of a 5-star hotel with the regular bells and whistles. There is nothing inherently special about the suites if you are intending to pay a premium in expectation of it being a conventional luxury hotel. It is important to note the distinction to avoid disappointment. It also appears that the hotel has a more local clientele, rather than an international one. As a result, the front office/concierge was not able to communicate well in English even though they tried their best to. While it was not a particularly troublesome issue, this caused a comedic situation where the front office mistakenly said that the deposit was 50,000 Korean won a night, instead of 500,000 won a night. Please take note that there is also a difference between weekday and weekend check out times. The official check out time is 11am and not 12pm. If you are in Seoul for a relaxing trip, Anto is a great space for it."

"We visited by chance for my daughter's entrance exam practical, and she loved it, saying it was very pretty. The bedding was very clean and comfortable, and the towels were spotless. My daughter and I are quite sensitive about hygiene, so we are very satisfied. The interior, microwave, kettle, and even the wine glasses are right up our alley. ^^ However, we checked in a bit late due to our schedule, and the kiosk check-in didn't work. I tried calling the staff several times, but they didn't answer, which was very frustrating at night. ㅠㅠ After trying many times, it finally worked when I entered my Korean name in English. ㅠㅠ I was left with a slight regret that they didn't answer our calls more readily. The parking space was a bit cramped, but just being able to park in Seoul is a relief, right? ㅎㅎ It's an extra 10,000 won, though.~ We had a very comfortable and relaxing stay. I highly recommend this accommodation. I will visit again next time."

"The hotel itself wasn't too bad, but I couldn't sleep because of the constant noise from the room next door late at night. I tried calling the front desk, but there was no answer. I thought the front desk was 24 hours, so I called again about 10 minutes later and they finally picked up. It's fine to be asleep, but at least answer the phone! The room was neither particularly clean nor dirty. The hotel was more run-down than it appeared in the photos."

"The hotel is conveniently located, about a 3-minute walk from Sungshin Women's University subway station. The room was clean and tidy, with new and well-equipped facilities. It had good soundproofing and was spacious. The bathroom was convenient to use, and the TV even had Chinese channels, so I watched ”The Story of Minglan” and ”The Longest Day in Chang'an.” I highly recommend staying here."

"The environment is great, the toilets are very clean, and the room interior is also beautiful. There's a convenience store nearby, and it's very close to the MRT station. The only downside is that you can only check in after 8 PM."

"The hotel is located right next to Samyang sageori station and not too far from Mia station, and has buses close too. The neighbourhood is really pretty and a contrast from the busy centre of Seoul. I didn’t take pics of the room, but the lady at the front desk was very friendly and nice enough to allow us to take a room on the first floor upon seeing all our luggage and check in a little earlier. The hotel is very basic and simple, not much to say on that, but it was clean, there was also a water fountain. There’s a lot of cafes, little restaurants and convenience store around, it’s very lively. (I forgot to take pics of the rooms but they look just like the pictures, a little smaller than I thought, though)"

"The hotel is well-located in a lively area with restaurants, cafes, shops, and convenience stores. However, the staff only speak Korean, no English. It's also not possible to check in before 10 PM at this hotel. The morning receptionist was unpleasant. An hour before check-out time, she called twice to rush us out as quickly as possible. I didn't feel comfortable at all. Furthermore, when we asked to extend our stay for one night in the same room, the receptionist asked me to pay the nightly rate plus an additional 30,000 won, claiming it was due to their internal procedure for late check-ins. I've never encountered such procedures before."

"I've been to Korea many times, and this was by far the most satisfying stay! 👍 The hotel facilities are brand new, the room is spacious enough, and the location is excellent. It's right in the Sungshin Women's University shopping district, only a 3-minute walk from Subway Line 4 and the 6011 airport bus stop. There are plenty of great restaurants near the hotel entrance; there's a KFC right at the corner of the hotel's street, a 'One Chicken' place, and a waffle shop marked with a Korean Blue Ribbon sticker outside, whose plain waffles are absolutely delicious. There are also two Olive Young stores nearby, one large and one small, and I happened to catch a big sale, which was great for browsing. The hotel's second floor has a terrace, self-service coffee, ice cups, bottled drinking water, and a microwave, which is very convenient. There's a slightly plump guy at the front desk who is incredibly warm and friendly. He came out to greet me and helped with check-in. It was pouring rain the day I checked in, and he even offered to wipe the rain off my luggage with a towel, which was very touching. He also lent us a handheld scale to weigh our luggage when we checked out. All in all, this is a hidden gem of a hotel, and I hope they maintain their quality. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Korea."

"This hotel is super conveniently located, just an 8-minute walk from Jongno 5-ga subway station, exit 12. Gwangjang Market is also within walking distance! My room even had a view of Namsan Seoul Tower! There's a Starbucks and a 7-Eleven right next to the hotel. The room itself was very spacious, with one double bed and two single beds, plus a small table and chairs."