Damsojeong A 100 Year Old Traditional Korean Hanok Built In 1921 Seoul

Situated approximately a 5-minute stroll from Seoul Museum of Chicken Art, the 2-bedroom Damsojeong A 100 Year Old Traditional Korean Hanok Built In 1921 Seoul villa offers quick access to numerous city landmarks nearby. The Seoul holiday home is suitable for up to 7 guests and features a car park.

Netsled in the Bukchon Hanok Village district of Seoul, the accommodation is within a 1-km distance of the World Heritage–listed Changdeokgung and 2.3 km from such shopping venues as Gwangjang Traditional Market. Damsojeong A 100 Year Old Traditional Korean Hanok Built In 1921 villa offers a convenient location 2.9 km from Seoul train station, not far from National Museum of Korean Contemporary History. Situated merely 14 minutes on foot from the chief Jogyesa Temple, the Seoul property is popular destination for both worshippers and tourists.

A sitting area and a dining area at Damsojeong A 100 Year Old Traditional Korean Hanok Built In 1921 villa are appointed with air conditioning for ultimate guests' comfort. Additionally, media facilities, such as a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, ensure a more enjoyable stay. Bathroom amenities comprise a separate toilet and a shower, as well as a hairdryer and bath sheets.

Along with coffee and tea making equipment, a kitchen is provided in the Seoul accommodation for cooking purposes. There is also a refrigerator, a toaster, and kitchenware available in the kitchen. Guests have access to restaurant Daejangjangi Hwadeok Pizza, situated a few steps from Damsojeong A 100 Year Old Traditional Korean Hanok Built In 1921 villa. Anguk tube station is also within a few blocks of this accommodation.