In Incheon, there are accommodations where you can spend a unique experience in a traditional hanok reborn as a different space with modern interiors, not old and shabby spaces. We recommend these modern hanoks that are still filled with Korean style and tradition.

Gyeongwonjae Ambassador Incheon

Gyeongwonjae Ambassador Incheon is a 5-star hanok hotel that boasts traditional beauty among the tall buildings of Songdo. It has a Korean restaurant where you can taste Korean cuisine, conference rooms, banquet halls with exquisite hanok aesthetics, and a large outdoor courtyard with a range of facilities for experiencing Korean traditional culture, such as hanbok and traditional games. Also, as the filming location of the popular drama “Goblin,” you can enjoy a sweet holiday in this place where the goblin and his bride spent a romantic night.

* The accommodation fee depends on the location and room size, so please refer to the website before making a reservation.

Siwoojae

Located in Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, but in the city, Siwoojae is a hanok-style accommodation consisting of two rooms, a living room, a kitchen, and a utility room. Remodeled from a 120-year-old hanok, you can spend a day in a unique space composed of tradition, history, modernity and sophisticated interior. There is also a 150-year-old tree in the backyard, which is a great place to relax.

* Please refer to the website for the accommodation fee and make a reservation.

Beautiful Sunset Pension

As the name suggests, the beautiful sunset pension is a hanok located in Seokmodo, where the sunset view from your room is extremely beautiful. You can enjoy a large garden made of many trees and overlook the sea off the coast of Seokmodo Island from the accommodation. In addition, tidal flat experience and fishing are also possible, so you can feel at rest and experience activities all at once, killing two birds with one stone. It is also the filming location of g.o.d's Baby Diaries, a popular program.

* The accommodation fee depends on the location and room size, so please refer to the website before making a reservation.

Namchwidang

Namchwidang’s Hanok Story is a traditional hanok guesthouse located at the foot of the Manisan Mountain in Ganghwado Island. It is an eco-friendly hanok built with traditional wooden techniques without using nails or prostheses. The half-hipped roof that looks like an open book is impressive, and the attic in the main house is popular with visitors. When you open the wooden door and enter, the subtle sunlight shines through the windows, the lighting wrapped with Hanji emits soft lights, and the bedding made from cotton fabric provides a comfortable bedtime experience. In the evening, the stone lanterns placed in the yard are lit up, so you can feel the romance of the hanok to your heart's content. In addition, you can experience various Korean cultures, such as wood-fire burning of oak and red clay jjimjilbang.

* The accommodation fee depends on the location and room size, so please refer to the website before making a reservation.

Golden Grass (Geumjandi)

Located on Ganghwa Island, Geumjandi is a traditional hanok that has been running for over 100 years. It consists of the main house and the sarangchae(the traditional guesthouse). The main house is a large private house that can be used by up to 20 people. The doors are open on both sides of the main floor in the center, so you can see the front and back yards at the same time. The sarangchae is a small space and can be used by up to 4 people. The lawn, which showcases the beauty of all four seasons, as well as a finely piled stone wall and a time beam, enables you to unwind and create lasting memories.

* The accommodation fee depends on the location and room size, so please refer to the website before making a reservation.