Seoul Forest Trail retreat
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Property Amenities
No Pets Allowed | Handicap Accessible
Gated Community
Staffed Guard Gate
Covered Parking
Espresso Machine
High Speed Internet
Washer & Dryer
Wireless InternetProperty Details
Size
Condo with 16 Levels
3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 1862 square feet, 173 square meters
Bedrooms
King, Full, and Other
4 Guests maximum
Please, note that this apartment has got 3 rooms:
- Room 1: bedroom with a king size bed (2.1m*2.1m)
- Room 2: with full size mattress
- Room 3: home office with fantastic mountain views, where you can enjoy four seasons! (Air mattress is available upon request.)
Nearest airport
Incheon Airport
1 hour 20 minutes by public transportation
Property View
Fantastic Mountain views!
Activities of Interest
- Arts
- Golf
- Hike
- Shopping
- Bukchon Hanok Village neighborhood stands as a testament to an age of craftsmanship when Seoulites lived in one-story wooden hanok. Get lost wandering the labyrinthine streets, squished between two major palaces on the foothills of Bukaksan.
- Gwangjang Market (42 minutes) and Seoul's food scene Top of any bucket list in Seoul has to be the truly delicious and diverse food scene.
- Cheong-gye-cheon (30 minutes) A raised highway was demolished and the ground was dug up to reveal this long-buried stream. It transformed Seoul’s center, creating a riverside park and walking course.
- Gyeongbokgung (30 minutes) First constructed in 1395, Gyeongbokgung was the main royal palace of the Joseon dynasty.
- Dongdaemun (40 minute) Historical and contemporary Seoul stand together in this eternally buzzing and sprawling market area. A facelift to Heunginjimun (aka Dongdaemun) left the old east gate to the city looking grand.
Places of Interest
- Hwaseong Fortress (1 hour) Listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site, this military Fortress has interesting structures that surround it, like floodgates, watchtowers, wooden pavilions, and the beacon tower.
- Hwaseong Haenggung Palace - Built on the slope of a hill within the walls of a fortress, Hwaseong Haenggung Palace served as the king’s out-of-town residence
- Bukhansan National Park (50 minutes) Granite-peak-studded Bukhansan National Park's sweeping mountaintop vistas, maple leaves, rushing streams and remote temples draw over 5 million hikers and rock climbers annually
- Korean Folk Village (1 hour 45 minutes) Discover South Korea’s traditions and culture at Korean Folk Village, a replica of a typical village and a living museum.
- Everland Theme Park (1 hour 45 minutes)
Reviews
Michael G.
December 2022Perfect vacation in Seoul
We had a fantastic Christmas break thanks to our wonderful host Sawlim. The apartment is very spacious, recently remodeled, and has great views to the nearby mountain. It was unusually cold during our visit (heated floors are definitely a plus!) but during warmer times we can imagine spending some time on the balcony to enjoy views. Our host did everything to make us comfortable and provided great recommendations for places to eat and for things to do. The apartment has 2 beds, but then we asked, Sawlim found another 2 mattresses and bedding to comfortably accommodate our 3 teenagers. The apartment is far from the metro, but it was no problem as local buses are very efficient and easy to navigate with local apps. Getting fresh pastries every morning at the nearby bakery was another highlight of the trip. Everything was perfect and fun.”
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