The most beautiful guest rooms South Korea

Located in Bukchon, this hanok (traditional Korean house) is named after the Buddhist poet and monk Han Yong-Wonn (1879-1944), known as Manae, who lived in this house. The owner, Yu Ri, is very friendly and will help you organize your trip. All rooms are made of wood and equipped with underfloor heating (ondol). Some rooms have a private bathroom. The location is ideal since Manaedang is very close to the Jogyesa temple (1 km). A real good address to feel the traditional Korea.

Although the rooms are simple and unpretentious, this is a large, well-kept, spacious and comfortable inn at very reasonable prices. Unfortunately, breakfast is not included in the package, but on the first floor there's a very pleasant café where you can have a drink and a snack and benefit from discounts as a hotel guest. The location is ideal for visiting Gwangju, close to shopping streets and bus stations. The staff are also very friendly.

This is a large, multi-storey inn offering very efficient service and, although the decor is not exceptional, clean, spacious rooms with comfortable bedding. Unfortunately, breakfast is not included, but there is a large, well-equipped kitchen that guests can use as they wish. The staff speak perfect English, and check-in is easy and efficient. There's Wifi in every room and towels available. Very good value for money for the area, not far from strategic stations.