The best accommodations Sokcho 속초

In the museum garden, five traditional North Korean houses are open to the public and can be used for overnight stays. A truly unique experience, not expensive at all, especially if you come in a group. The only disadvantages are the spartan comfort (and it is better to avoid it in winter), the district is very quiet at night and you must have left the premises at 8:30 in the morning, before the museum opens (which can keep your things if you stay several days). The right thing to do in Sokcho.

Recently opened, this guesthouse promises the ultimate low-budget vacation! Several living areas coexist in a cosy, friendly atmosphere: kitchen/café, games and TV room, work room... A great deal of attention has been paid to the decor, and the result is a modern design. The very small rooms are clean and well laid out. Paul, the manager, greets his guests in perfect English.

A friendly guesthouse lovingly run by Judith and her husband. The owner speaks good English and treats her guests as friends. The rooms are spacious and simply decorated, but have excellent bedding, private bathrooms and are well heated in winter. The communal area is pleasant, with breakfast included and a wealth of information to help you prepare for your stay. To top it all off, the location is perfect, not far from the train station, fish market and key bus stops.