5 More Beautiful Airbnbs In Seoul, South Korea For Your Upcoming Trip

By Wei Yin on 31 Jan 2020

Digital Editor

An INFP who enjoys watching sappy Korean dramas in her free time. Good food and cute dogs are all she needs.

Seoul, South Korea is one of the most popular travel destinations for Singaporeans not without reason.

If you will be travelling there soon, why not consider staying in an Airbnb for an affordable alternative to staying in hotels? We previously compiled a list of five beautiful and unique Airbnbs in Seoul so here are five more that are equally beautiful to consider for your upcoming trip.

Check them out below!

#1 For those seeking respite in a bustling city

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This apartment (from $46/night) with decorations and interior design that remind us of a Bali resort will let you unwind and relax after a long day in the bustling city.

We especially love the rattan chair, lamps and greenery! They make the place look more comfy and welcoming.

There are insta-worthy spots in the house as backdrops for your daily #OOTD snaps too!

#2 For a group of close friends

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Albeit small, this studio (from $17/night) makes up for it with its decorations, making the place look like a hotel room. The paintings, black and white flooring and white bedsheets all remind us of a hotel suite. It's also really affordable!

Great for a group of friends who are on their graduation trip with a tight budget or simply for friends who enjoy being in each other's company 24/7.

According to the owner, the location of the studio is in the Blue House district which makes it one of the safest neighbourhoods.

#3 For a bigger group looking for a homey place to stay in

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This accommodation can house up to 8 guests (from $146/night), making it perfect for your family trip or friends trip to Seoul. Located in Itaewon, known for its cosmopolitan dining and nightlife, you will never run out of things to do or food to eat.

It has a living room equipped with a projector for you to gather everyone and watch a movie after a long day out. The decor is also kept simple but gives off a homely feel.

Check out those floor-length windows that give you an unobstructed view of the scenery!

#4 For the cultural history buff

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Located near Gyeongbokgung Palace, this hanok (from $157/night) will make any cultural history buff happy! Staying in a Korean traditional house is an experience so if you don't mind paying a bit more for a unique stay, consider this hanok.

There is a private courtyard and the decor is kept minimalistic. You will get to take many insta-worthy photos here too!

#5 For those who want to live their K-drama fantasy

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Want to eat fried chicken and drink beer on the rooftop just like what actors do in K-dramas? You now have a chance to do so!

This apartment (from $84/night) has a private rooftop with an outdoor seating area for you and your friends to gather and chat the night away. Although the interior of the apartment is kept simple, the charm of the outdoor seating area makes up for the no-frills interior design.