
Sinchon/Hongdae - Korean Single room
Private Room Seoul, South Korea
USD
40
per night

Luxurious 3bedrooms Apartment
Entire Home Seoul, South Korea
USD
240
per night

Hongdae Queen Bedroom AB Guest House
Private Room Seoul, South Korea
45
USD
39
per night

Mapo Huge 3bedroom Luxurious Apartment
Entire Home Seoul, South Korea
1 review (1)
USD
220
per night

*OPEN* BHAUS at Hongdae stn. AREX 3min !
Entire Home Seoul, South Korea
USD
80
per night

Entire House for group in Hongdae
Entire Home Seoul, South Korea
1 review (1)
USD
300
per night

Luxurious 2-bedroom City Center Suite
Entire Home Seoul, Mapo, South Korea
USD
180
per night

Hongdae Twin Bedroom AB Guest House
Private Room Seoul, South Korea
45
USD
39
per night

Luxurious 3-bedroom Apartment Suite
Entire Home Seoul, South Korea
USD
260
per night

Sinchon/Hongdae - Double Bed Room for 2
Private Room Seoul, South Korea
USD
55
per night

Sinchon/Hongdae - Twin Bed Room for 2
Private Room Seoul, South Korea
USD
55
per night

Sinchon/Hongdae - Single room A+1 for 2
Private Room Seoul, South Korea
USD
44
per night

Sinchon/Hongdae -Private Single room(A1)
Private Room Seoul, South Korea
USD
38
per night

PROMO! Cozy single room@Best location
Private Room Seoul, Mapo Gu, South Korea
30
USD
26
per night
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[M’s house 5] Hongdae King bed, R. Dip G
Entire Home Seoul, Mapo Gu, South Korea
USD
60
per night

Heart of Seoul - close to major unis
Private Room Seoul, South Korea
USD
19
per night

5 Bedroom House in the Park
Entire Home Seoul, South Korea
USD
220
per night

Seoul, Hongik Univ. Stn 1min,2room/4 Bed
Entire Home 마포구, Seoul, South Korea
USD
100
per night

House in Hongdae 1 - In Seoul (Mapo)
Entire Home Seoul, South Korea
USD
175
per night
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Yeongdeungpo Gu
Yeongdeungpo Gu
Surrounded by four towering ‘guardian mountains’, this vibrant, pulsing city fizzes with life and energy, its deeply traditional roots contrasting with spectacular modern designs. The reason behind Seoul’s vast contrasts are in part due to the Korean War, which destroyed much of the Seoul of old and in its place a new, modern city was reborn. Its mix of old and new works in perfect harmony and it’s got a food scene that is gaining rank on a global scale.
Evidence of Seoul’s cutting-edge design comes in the form of the Galleria Department Store, the exterior of which has been covered with 4,330 glass discs. Come nightfall, it glows brightly with LED lights. The steel and glass Seoul University Museum of Modern Art sits on a concrete base, while the state-of-the-art Zaha Hadid-designed Dongdaemun Design Park and Plaza has 24-hour shopping and cafes as well as plenty of green space. If you’re looking for somewhere to take the little ones, try Lotte World. This is the world’s largest indoor theme park and features everything from roller coasters to an ice rink.
It is not all modern masterpieces, however. Look closely and you’ll find evidence of Seoul’s past too, most notably in places like the UNESCO-listed Jongmyo Shrine, which was one of the most important places of worship in the Joseon Dynasty. The 24 hour Noryangjin Fish Market comes to life between 1am and 3am when its frenetic live auction begins.
Theatre is also taken very seriously here in Seoul. Try the National Theatre of Korea and the MyeongDong NANTA Theatre. Or for a once-in-a-lifetime experience, opt for a K-Pop (Korea’s most popular music genre) tour around Korean TV studios.
Street food is a must in Seoul. Try beloved national dishes, such as ddeokbokki, soft rice cakes served with a fiery sweet red chilli sauce, braised chicken or tradition porridge (sweet with pumpkin or savoury with seafood). Equally unmissable is the bacchanalian feast that is Korean barbeque. For dessert, opt for patbingsu, red bean shaved ice topped with chopped fruit and fruit syrup.
Getting around Seoul couldn’t be easier. It’s got a fast, clean and cheap metro system, and most of the signs are in English. There is a cheap bus service and reliable train system too. Consider buying a T-Money card, which you can top-up and use on the bus, train, metro and even in a taxi.