You may expolore Hanok at Google’s cultural institute introducing Hanok in a nice story by kozaza: Korean Traditional House, HANOK.

Please contact kozaza for special offer and making reservations on these Hanokstays: contact@kozaza.com and +82-1544-5665.

1. Chiwoonjung Hanokstay

Chiwoonjung, located in Bukchon Gahwa-dong, is also between Gyenbok Palace and Changgyeong Palace. The name Chiwoonjung is the name of pavilion which Kings stopped by during their road to palace.

High ranking officers and noble families also found this place to flourish politics, culture and art. It was the epicenter of Joseon Dynasty’s 500-year-old history.

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2. Cheongsongjae Hanokstay

Cheongsongjae is one of the most beautiful hanoks. The harmony of traditional and modern style and interior captivates the attention of visitors. It comprised of two hanoks connected into one, where famous architects have lived for generations. One hanok is used exclusively for guests. The other hanok is home to the owner, but the living room, kitchen, and projection room are shared with the guests.

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3. KunDaeMunJip Hanokstay

With a history of 70 years, Kundaemunjip is a hanok cultural experience site in the heart of the city. It is located in BukchonHanok Village, where there is a harmony of Seoul’s past and the present. Kundaemunjip is a place to enjoy the beautiful scenery and the tranquil atmosphere felt by our ancient ancestors. Escape from hectic routine of modern days and enjoy a moment of peace and freedom.

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4. DahmSoJung Hanokstay

Welcome to DahmSoJung, Korean traditional guest house in Buckchon Hanok Village, Seoul. Make unforgettable memories with your family, friends, and lovers and enjoy Korean traditional lifestyle in our cozy and modernized guest house.

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5. Rakkojae Hanokstay

Rakkojae is a very famous Korean traditional culture space with a history of 130 years. Rakkojae was renovated by Human National Treasure – Master Carpenter CHUNG Young-Jin. The harmony of hanok traditional tiles, fence, pavilion, chimney, soy jar stands, pine trees, and blue sky, make the true beauty of hanok shine. As a place to enjoy the true elegance of Korean traditional culture, one can participate in various activities to truly experience the traditional beauty of Korea. One savor a traditional Korean course meal, experience a tea ceremony, relax in jjimjilbang (yellow-mud sauna), try on hanbok (Korean traditional clothes), and make kimchi. 

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6. CheongYeonJae Hanokstay

‘Clear and clean, so no more important a good relationship means “blue series with (淸 缘 斋)” is While preserving the beauty of traditional history of 100 years, Addition to the convenience and sophistication meets era boutique hanok hotel renovations.

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Today, KBS got an interview with the Host.  KBS will introduce Hyoseondang and kozaza’s system for home sharing and Hanokstay in one of KBS news program. The date and time for the air will be set soon.

KBS Internview with Hyoseondang Hanokstay Host

Hyoseondang Hanokstay

Hyoseondang Hanokstay

Hyoseondang Hanokstay

KBS Internview with Hyoseondang Hanokstay Host

KBS Internview with Hyoseondang Hanokstay Host

For more information about Hyoseondang, visit kozaza website at http://www.kozaza.com/rooms/1002047

“Thanks to SanKu Jo, CEO of Kozaza.com (Airbnb for Hanok homes in Seoul), I got to experience a Hanok (traditional Korean home) home stay, an explanation of Hanok design including the ondol under floor heating system, and more insight into Bukchon area of Seoul (it sits between two palace complexes in the hilly north part of Seoul). I’m still processing all that I experienced, but it was amazing. Thank you SanKu Jo!”

Neal Gorenflo visited kozaza office

Neal Gorenflo at kozaza Hanok, Korean traditional house.

Neal Gorenflo at kozaza Hanok, Korean traditional house.

Neal and SanKu Jo at Bukchon Hanok

Neal’s Sign on “SHARE or DIE” for SanKu Jo

[ Rak Ko Jae ]

Experiencing the elegance of Korean culture!

Rakkojae is a very famous Korean traditional culture space with a history of 130 years. Rakkojae was renovated by Human National Treasure – Master Carpenter CHUNG Young-Jin. The harmony of hanok traditional tiles, fence, pavilion, chimney, soy jar stands, pine trees, and blue sky, make the true beauty of hanok shine. As a place to enjoy the true elegance of Korean traditional culture, one can participate in various activities to truly experience the traditional beauty of Korea.

You can book Rak Ko Jae HERE at kozaza

Inside view Rak Ko Jae >>

[ Manhaedang ]

Situated in the historic Bukchon neighborhood in Seoul, Korea, Manaedang takes its name after the respected Buddhist monk, writer and Korean independence movement activist Manae Han Yongwoon, who occupied this house during the Japanese colonial period. Here, Manae founded the Buddhist magazine, “Yusim.” In recognition of this historic fact, the Cultural Heritage Administration of Korea registered this place as a Modern Cultural Heritage Site in 2003. Now, this historic house opens its doors to guests who wish to experience Korean traditional life. In this adorable tiled-roof house and quaint neighborhood lined with traditional Korean houses (Hanok), glimpse the old Korea of the bygone era.

You can book Manhaedang HERE at kozaza

Insdie view Manhaedang>>

[ Gaonjae ]

Gaonjae is located in the center of Bukchon, the meaning of the name is actually ‘a house located in the center’. 10 min walk from gate no. 2 of Anguk station, Gaonjae is also easy to access. Enjoy the harmonic life with nature in a quiet and spacious garden in Gaonjae.

You can book Gaonjae HERE at kozaza

Inside view Gaonjae>>

[ Hueahn Hanok Guesthouse ]

Hueahn Guesthouse is one of the famous korean traditional houses in Bukchon, Seoul. You can feel beauty of Korean culture in a central pillar made of old wood from Mt. Baekdu, doors decorated with mother-of–pearl, and various lacquer decors. While your stay, we provide you with a special opportunity to experience Korean Urushi(vanishing with traditional lacquer )and hand craft with mother-of-pearl. We also provide comfort bedding made of natural material.

You can book Hueahn HERE at kozaza

Inside view Hueahn>>

He visited Hanokstay featured by kozaza. We are very proud of hosting him and appreciate his support for Sharning Economy startups in Korea.

Kozaza team with Park, the Major of Share City Seoul at a HanokStay in Bukchon Village

Kozaza CEO with Park, the Mayor of Share City Seoul at a HanokStay in Bukchon Village

Kozaza team with Park, the Mayor of Share City Seoul at a HanokStay in Bukchon Village

 Kim Soo-Hyun walking around the Bukchon Village.

There is a Damsojung Hanokstay in right side where you can stay.

Book it at http://kozaza.com/dsj

Dahmsojung in Man from the Stars

Dahmsojung in Man from the Stars

Dahmsojung in Man from the Stars

Dahmsojung in Man from the Stars

Dahmsojung in Man from the Stars

The convergence of hanok’s tradition and modern design

Cheongsongjae is one of the most beautiful hanoks.

The harmony of traditional and modern style and interior captivates the attention of visitors. It comprised of two hanoks connected into one, where famous architects have lived for generations. One hanok is used exclusively for guests. The other hanok is home to the owner, but the living room, kitchen, and projection room are shared with the guests. You can experience beautiful indoors and outdoors, as well as the best service provided by a professional manager. Furthermore, the meeting with the owner, who is an architect and interior design professional who is popular among celebrities, will be a memorable experience. This hanok is equipped with high-end furniture, interior accessories, tableware, and home appliances. One can watch movies at the basement movie theatre with the best sound system. Enjoy the unique blend of hanok’s tradition and modern lifestyle at Cheongsongjae.

You can get more information about and book it at http://kozaza.com/csj

Contact kozaza for special deal (contact@kozaza.com)

Features

• A blend of hanok and modern art featuring the highest quality facilities and customer service (for VVIP).
• High-end furniture, appliances, and interior.
• Movie theatre at the basement(fee charged separately).
• Breakfast included.
• Talk about Art, Design and Architecture with the host, a master designer.

Google’s Eric Schmidt visited Seoul, South Korea last October, 2013 to participate in its annual Big Tent Conference. One of the hot topics discussed at the conference was Hanok, traditional Korean houses – along with recent growth in popularity of Korean pop culture.

Kozaza was also invited to the Big Tent Seoul, as a participant of Google’s Cultural Institute project; kozaza introduced Myeongjae Hanok as an exemplary figure – You can see the project here.

Eric wrote a memo about the Hanokstay where he visited.

A preview of Google Cultural Project : A Korean House, Hanok. 

Schmidt also joined Korean representatives for a luncheon at Chi Woon Jung, a premium Hanok in Bukchon Hanok Village, arranged by kozaza. He first took a short tour of Bukchon Hanok Village, enjoying a unique view of well-preserved grace in such dynamic city as Seoul.

Eric and Dr. Jo, CEO of kozaza, at Bukchon Hanok Village

Eric and Dr. Jo, CEO of kozaza, at Bukchon Hanok Village

Eric and Dr. Jo, CEO of kozaza, at Bukchon Hanok Village

Chinwoonjeong Hankstay. You can stay here. Book it at http://kozaa.com/cwj

Chi Woon Jung, located in Bukchon Hanok Village, Seoul

Schmidt commented on how beautiful the architecture held its grace and serenity. Chi Woon Jung served traditional Korean foods, as Schmidt and the representatives joined in casual conversation about current exploration of Korean culture from global perspective.

After the luncheon, kozaza and Schmidt joined other panels in the Big Tent 2013 – where Hanok and other subjects are discussed under the grand theme of  “Bringing Korean Culture to the World”.

The day ended with a roof-top party, where guests engaged in social exchange with a chance to further discuss the potential held in Korean culture. Kozaza also shared its vision of bringing Hanok as a treasurable cultural entity.

Eric with Dr. Jo, Ceo of kozaza at the Hanoksty

Eric wrote a memo about the Hanokstay where he visited.

Eric looking at the view of Bukchon Hanok VIllage 

Eric with the Host of Chiwoonjeong Hanokstay