B and B Morning Calm

  Craig M. on 26 November 2011 

It&'s worth coming here for the breakfast alone. Don&'t be scared off by the location it&'s only about 10 bus stops from City Hall, the bus only costs around a dollar, and there are some shops around, including a caf&e and a 24 hour grocery. The B&&B is up a steep hill, though, so you need to be in shape.

  Pam S. on 22 September 2011 

This is over-the-top! The Hans are gracious and accommodating hosts--gentle spirits. Mrs. Han`s breakfasts will be the one meal of the day you do not wish to miss. The house they share is the picture of everything to love in Korea. The neighborhood is homey, fantastic for walking (in our case), as well as the bus system--local and citywide--is great. We will come back if we have the opportunity.

  H N Krishna Teja P. on 31 August 2011 

I felt like I am at home. The hospitality offered is memorable. The breakfast cooked by Mrs. Han is really delicious and she presented the food like a gourmet. I felt also really safe. I generally don't sleep at a new spot really easily but I slept for 14 hours continuously. The fresh air, lights on the mountain during the night time and everything is enjoyable. I didn't felt like I am at a hotel. Mr. Han tells you everything how to commute inside the city of Seoul.

  Customer Review on 31 August 2011 

I felt like I am at home. The hospitality offered is memorable. The breakfast cooked by Mrs. Han is extremely delicious and she presented the food like a gourmet. I felt also extremely safe. I generally don&'t sleep at a new place extremely easily but I slept for 14 hours continuously. The fresh air, lights on the mountain at night and everything is enjoyable. I didn&'t felt like I am at a hotel. Mr. Han tells you everything how to commute inside the city of Seoul.

  Anne Helene B. on 25 August 2011 

We enjoyed our stay a lot : welcoming family, nice house, nice area. Korean breakfast prepared each and every morning was great.

  Chen H. on 7 July 2011 

The home owners are extremely hospitable, the breakfast is extremely delicious, and also the transfortation is not a problem, it takes about 15 minutes to get to the subway by bus

  Customer Review on 29 May 2011 

I like the gorgeous character of the house, the garden, the host and his wife along with the breakfast meals are exceptional and extremely good. The host speaks English extremely properly and was extremely friendly and helpful. The wife is pretty and a extremely exceptional cook.

  Bich-chi N. on 29 May 2011 

I like the stunning character of the house, the garden, the host and his wife and also the breakfast meals are excellent and really good. The host speaks English really well and was really warm and friendly and helpful. The wife is pretty and a really good cook.

  Customer Review on 28 May 2011 

The place was filled with old antiques, making it really feel really special and homely. It was an experience living in a nice location of Seoul, near the mountains with fresh air inside a home, as oppose to a hotel. True the place isn&'t central but it&'s a touch of what it&'s like living outside the traveler bubble, you have to walk to a bus stop where the locals wait for the bus (Mr Han gave really great instructions on where to buy the transport card, what bus to catch and a list of the bus-stops so you can locate your way into Central Seoul), and see what it&'s like living as one of the locals. Definitely not a party house but a lovely way to see a small glimpse of Korean life, and also the home-cooked morning breakfast by Mrs Han was deliciously house made and on-demand. Provided it&'s not too late, she generally prepares it when you wake up. be it 9, 9. 30am which is nice.

  Linh-chi N. on 28 May 2011 

The place was filled with old antiques, making it feel very special and homely. It was an experience living in a nice area of Seoul, near the mountains with fresh air inside a home, as oppose to a hotel. True the place isn't central but it's a touch of what it's like living outside the tourist bubble, you have to walk to a bus stop where the locals wait for the bus (Mr Han gave really good instructions on where to buy the transport card, what bus to catch and a list of the bus-stops so you can find your way into Central Seoul), and see what it's like living as one of the locals. Definitely not a party house but a lovely way to see a small glimpse of Korean life, and the home-cooked morning breakfast by Mrs Han was deliciously home made and on-demand. Provided it's not too late, she generally prepares it when you wake up. be it 9, 9. 30am which is nice.