Top 5 Seoul Airbnbs (November 2025)
November in Seoul is crisp, colorful, and perfect for slowing down. With autumn leaves lingering across the palaces and hanok villages, the city’s traditional architecture takes on an even more poetic feel. If you’re planning a stay this season, here are five of the most stunning hanok-style Airbnbs where you can experience Korean culture, architecture, and modern comfort at once.
1. Sowoldam — The Tranquil Urban Escape
Located in Jongno-gu, Sowoldam is an officially designated Seoul City Hanok experience stay that blends modern simplicity with traditional elegance. Guests can unwind in a hinoki (cypress) bathtub while watching the sunset over the courtyard. Ideal for couples or solo travelers, the space features minimalist interiors, natural wood tones, and a peaceful book-stay atmosphere — perfect for a quiet retreat in the heart of Seoul.
📍 Near Gyeongbokgung Palace, Ikseon-dong, and the London Bagel Museum.
2. Sowoljeong — Refined Comfort with Classic Seoul Charm
Sowoljeong, also in Jongno-gu, offers a similarly restorative hanok experience with a private hinoki bath, luxury bedding, and Netflix/Disney+ streaming. Renovated with care — including a new bathtub and upgraded mattress in 2025 — it provides both authenticity and modern comfort. Perfect for a short city escape or a workcation, it’s walking distance from Seoul’s most beloved cultural spots.
📍 Close to Gyeongbokgung Palace and Euljiro cafés.
3. Healing Clay Hanok Stay — A Garden Retreat in the City
Set around a bamboo-moss courtyard, Healing Clay Hanok Stay invites guests to experience tranquility through nature. Every angle of the home frames the garden’s light and color. Antique furniture, artist-made pottery, and a Greek-style jacuzzi make it one of the most artistic stays in Seoul. Meditation, tea, and quiet reflection are encouraged — a true sensory escape from city noise.
📍 Gye-dong, Jongno-gu.
4. The Classic House Bukchon: Re:Treat — Private Luxury for Two
Voted one of Seoul’s Best Stays of 2024, Classic House Bukchon: Re:Treat is a high-end hanok hidden between Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung Palaces. It’s designed as a secluded bamboo-lined retreat for two, featuring a private outdoor jacuzzi, meditation tea room, and curated amenities from Tamburins and Diptyque. This is Seoul’s definition of quiet luxury — the kind of place where time slows down and every detail feels intentional.
📍 Bukchon Hanok Village, near Anguk Station.
5. Sister’s House — Minimalist Hanok with a Modern Touch
For travelers who crave simplicity and warmth, Sister’s House in Dongdaemun-gu offers minimalist hanok living infused with thoughtful design. Featuring two queen beds, stylish furniture, and a cozy tea room, this stay combines comfort and creativity. Guests can enjoy games, movies, or a peaceful evening soak before wandering the nearby Cheonggyecheon stream the next morning.
📍 Sinseol-dong Station, 3-minute walk.
Experience Seoul’s Hanok Heritage
Each of these stays is officially registered as part of Seoul’s Hanok Experience Business Program, ensuring authenticity and quality. Whether you’re seeking a meditative getaway or a luxury escape, these Airbnbs let you immerse yourself in Korea’s timeless architecture — with a touch of modern Seoul style.
