Nuri Hanok Guesthouse Seoul, Seoul

I had an interesting experience staying at Nuri Hanok Guesthouse, as it allowed me to immerse myself in traditional Korean culture. However, there were some drawbacks, such as having to cook my own breakfast and lacking sound insulation in my room. Overall, it was a unique stay with room for improvement.

Staying at Nuri Hanok Guesthouse was an interesting experience as it allowed me to immerse myself in a traditional Korean house. Although I enjoyed the opportunity to connect with my family in the courtyard, I was a bit disappointed with the breakfast situation, as we had to cook for ourselves. Overall, it was a unique stay with some notable pros and cons.

Staying at Nuri Hanok Guesthouse was an interesting experience. The traditional Korean atmosphere was lovely, and having the whole guesthouse to my family was quite enjoyable. However, I was disappointed that we had to prepare our own breakfast, and there were a few conveniences lacking.

My stay at the Nuri Hanok Guesthouse was an interesting experience, mostly due to its unique setting in a traditional Korean house. However, I faced some challenges like unexpected self-catering for breakfast and having a room without adequate facilities (like a proper bed and table). Overall, while the location was great, the lack of sound insulation and some missing comforts were significant drawbacks.

Staying at Nuri Hanok Guesthouse was an interesting experience, immersing me in traditional Korean culture. I appreciated the opportunity to connect with my family in the courtyard. However, I was disappointed that breakfast was self-cooked with frozen rice and that I had to wait outside upon arrival since the owner wasn't there.