Vacation rentals with a hot tub in Goyang-si

The impression of the city largely depends on the house you live in. It is not surprising that Seoul has become another favorite city. Because the house was magnificent. It is located in a very quiet and green area, near the Bukhansan National Park, around several great hiking routes of varying difficulty. At the same time, there is a subway station 5 minutes walk away and in 30 minutes you can be in the city center. There are many restaurants and cafes within walking distance from the house. The house itself (you will have the second floor) is well equipped with everything you need. In the yard live 2 cats and 2 turtles, my daughter ran every day to play with them. And the most important thing is the owners of the house, who met us, despite the late hour, were very hospitable and caring. We received a lot of recommendations for nearby attractions and restaurants, and felt like we were visiting best friends. Seoul remained in the heart thanks to such care, I already want to come back.

I had a wonderfully relaxing stay!

Annie’s place is absolutely beautiful! It’s clear she has put a lot of thought and care into every detail—the personal touches really made it feel warm, inviting, and unique (IG worthy)! It felt less like a rental and more like a home. Thank you for creating such a special space!

We stayed at Doyoung’s hanok in Bukchon Village for 10 days after two weeks of travel, hoping for a home-like atmosphere where we could cook and reset. While the hanok was beautiful and well-located, the kitchen was missing a few essentials and there were no instructions for how to use appliances—all of which were labeled in Korean. Once we reached out, Doyoung went above and beyond to make things right. He responded incredibly quickly, brought us pastries and flowers to brighten our stay, and even created a neatly designed instruction booklet with photos—impeccably done and completed so fast, we honestly hope he didn’t stay up all night making it! Bukchon Village is a wonderful area—central, walkable, and full of charm. And Doyoung is truly one of the kindest, most responsive hosts we’ve ever had. Despite the initial hiccups, we left feeling incredibly well cared for. Thank you, Doyoung!

What a beautiful space! Lindsey was a great host, making sure we had everything we needed as well as working with our traveling schedule. The space had all the basic amenities and more! There's a food market near by for grocery shopping and restaurants and cafes all around. Would definitely come again to escape the city

Build’s place was beautiful, clean, and comfortable! We enjoyed the historic hanok with modern amenities (even Dyson hair dryer!). Yule was very helpful and friendly and responded to all of our questions quickly. He arranged for our return van to the airport. We would highly recommend Nuile’s Airbnb! Thank you Nuile!

The Hanok was beautiful and clean. The check-in process was smooth. The house was located next to the famous Tongin Market, but despite the busy shopping street, the Hanok was extremely peaceful. It’s a welcome quiet escape from the bustling city of Seoul. I’ll stay here again on our next visit to Seoul.

It was a comfortable stay—very convenient in many ways as well. Yoony was really responsive and hospitable. The house also looked its name, Art House. I’d stay here again! It’s a bit of a hike to get here from the bus station so those with knee problems should keep that into consideration. The alley in front is narrow so sometimes taxi drivers want you to walk where they are. That said, I’m in my 60s and did fine!

the apartment is in a calm neighborhood. It has everything you need and a very nice roof top! we could walk up to the radio tower and also down the hill is a nice area. to take a Uber, we just got up a few stairs, to the upper road, instead of going down the hill. thanks again

I also did art and stayed in Japan. I definitely felt more like a Japanese architect. I had a good rest thanks to the meticulous and sensible host who also took care of breakfast. I'll come again!

The apartment lies in Itaewon. It is to recommend getting off the Yongan elementary school bus station - around 10 minutes walk to the apartment. With all bus lines you get easily to the city center. The Noksapyeong station Line 6 is the closest metro station to the apartment - around 15 - 20 minutes by walk. Be aware that you have to walk up to get to the apartment and it can get a little bit steep since the area is hilly. The room and the bathroom was fine and clean. The host was hospitable. The apartment is to recommend.

I loved using the classic mansion Seochon, Heritage and Retreat, so I also booked and used the newly opened Anguk this time. In the meantime, the family grew and 10 people stayed in that big mansion very comfortably. It was nice to be able to stay comfortably with the whole family as if it were my own home. In particular, my parents loved it, and I was proud that the children who ran around the spacious lawn yard were happy. These days, it is said that it is easy to get the water park virus, but the kids were able to play safely and cleanly in the jacuzzi and wash right away, so I used it conveniently. The condition of the accommodation was so good that there was no need to say anything, and above all, I was very satisfied because the kitchen was spacious enough for a family of 10 to sit. It's something I always feel when using it, but thanks to the meticulous attention to every corner, I didn't feel any discomfort during my stay, and it felt like a gift of time and space to stay in a place where you put your heart into it inside and outside the old house. I am so grateful to the host for always responding quickly and kindly, and I had a great early vacation. I think the autumn and winter scenery will be so nice, so I plan to visit again around that time.

I stayed in two hanoks, and I received compliments from everyone. I left a pretty family photo. It has a uniquely spacious garden, and the backyard and bathtub are especially artistic. The room was very large for a hanok, First of all, it was a big road, so it was safe, and it wasn't a restricted area, so it wasn't uncomfortable even when I came in late at night. There is a bus stop right in front. Highly recommended for travelers to Seoul!