A rare full-house hanok retreat in the heart of Seochon Numaru Stay is a rare full-house hanok retreat in the heart of Seochon, Seoul — where modern travelers can slow down, reconnect, and rest in quiet beauty. Our property offers two entirely private hanoks, designed for guests who appreciate thoughtful architecture and calm, comfortable living: - Harmony Hall: A spacious, two-story hanok with 2 queen and 2 super single beds. Ideal for families or small groups (up to 6). - Tranquil Pavilion: A serene one-bedroom hanok with 2 bathrooms and a kitchen. Perfect for solo guests or couples. Each home is completely independent, with its own entrance, kitchen, bathrooms, and living spaces. Guests traveling together can book both houses for exclusive use of the full property (up to 8 guests total). Designed by hanok specialists and built with modern comfort in mind, Numaru blends tradition and design: - Wooden beams, hanji windows, and heated ondol floors - Full kitchens with premium appliances - Private bathrooms with high-quality linens and natural bath products - Climate control, high-speed Wi-Fi, and smart TV We offer quiet hospitality — respectful of your privacy but available if needed. Whether you’re here for rest, creative focus, or cultural exploration, we invite you to make Numaru your own.

We are Numaru Co., a small team of longtime friends and world travelers — united by our love for thoughtful design, quiet places, and meaningful hospitality. With over 10 years of Superhost experience, we built Numaru with care and intention — not as a business first, but as a place we ourselves would want to stay. At Numaru, you’ll find invisible hospitality: A beautifully kept home, prepared with care Local tips when needed, silence when not Flexibility and professionalism from hosts who have welcomed guests from over 30 countries We live nearby and are always available if anything comes up. Our goal is to let you feel like the space is fully yours — free from interruptions, yet quietly supported throughout your stay. We hope your time at Numaru will feel restorative and real — something you carry with you even after you leave.

Seochon is one of Seoul’s oldest and most culturally rich neighborhoods — and also one of its quietest and most livable. Nestled just west of Gyeongbokgung Palace, this area offers a slower, more grounded rhythm of life. It’s where palace guards once lived, poets still walk, and hidden galleries, teahouses, and artisan bakeries line narrow alleys between traditional homes. From our doorstep, you can: - Walk 3 minutes to the local bus - Reach Gyeongbokgung in 15 minutes - Explore Tongin Market’s dosirak (lunchbox) stalls or Inwangsan’s mountain trails - Sip coffee beneath wooden beams in local hanok cafés Seochon blends the old and the new in surprising harmony. It’s not polished like Gangnam, nor commercial like Myeongdong — but guests say it leaves a deeper impression. For those who value authenticity, walkability, and hidden beauty, this neighborhood offers a kind of quiet Seoul that’s hard to find elsewhere. It’s what makes many of our guests return — not just for the stay, but for the feeling they had while they were here.