Hanok Anthology is where moments in a serene hanok, carrying the traces of time, weave into a single story. Located near Gyeongbokgung Station in central Seoul, it blends history, culture, and modern comfort. From the seasonal changes in the courtyard to nearby palaces, museums, and traditional streets — a day here is more than just a stay; it’s a special time where tradition and modernity meet.

Area Introduction – Traditional Hanok near Tongin Market Our hanok is located in Seochon, near Tongin Market, a neighborhood where the history and charm of Seoul still vividly remain. Just a 5-minute walk away, Tongin Market is a traditional marketplace dating back to the Joseon Dynasty. Famous for its oil-fried tteokbokki and “Dosirak Café,” it is beloved by both locals and travelers. Surrounding the accommodation are serene hanok alleyways, and major attractions such as Gyeongbokgung Palace, Cheongwadae Sarangchae, Sejong Village Food Culture Street, and the Daelim Museum are all within a 10-minute walk—offering an ideal location to experience both the traditional and modern sides of Seoul. Seochon offers a quiet and relaxed atmosphere. It's a less crowded yet more intimate neighborhood compared to Bukchon, where artists’ studios, charming cafes, and unique local shops are harmoniously mixed—making it perfect for a pleasant walk. We hope you enjoy a relaxing and meaningful stay in this special space where Seoul’s everyday life and tradition coexist in harmony.