This elegantly designed home, inspired by nine migratory birds and koi fish, features 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, perfect for up to 18 guests. Just a 5-minute walk from Hongdae Station, it’s located in Yeonnam-dong, surrounded by tons of cafes and restaurants. The sophisticated, artistic interior ensures a memorable stay, complemented by exceptional guest care. Plus, 24-hour convenience store on the 1st floor adds to the convenience.
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Yeonnam-dong, a neighborhood seamlessly connected to Hongdae, is one of Seoul's trendiest and most vibrant areas. What was once a quiet, residential district has transformed into a cultural hotspot known for its unique blend of old and new. Strolling through the streets, you'll find a mix of traditional Korean homes and modern, indie cafes, artisan bakeries, and quirky boutiques.
Yeonnam-dong is especially known for its creative vibe, driven by local artists, musicians, and entrepreneurs who infuse the area with their talents. Gyeongui Line Forest Park, which cuts through the heart of the neighborhood, is a popular hangout spot where people relax on sunny afternoons, enjoying food from nearby street vendors or local restaurants.
Yeonnam-dong can be compared to Brooklyn’s Williamsburg in New York. Both neighborhoods share a similar vibe, known for their hip, creative atmospheres filled with young artists, entrepreneurs, and trendsetters. Just as Williamsburg transformed from an industrial area to a cultural and artistic hub, Yeonnam-dong evolved from a quiet residential area into one of Seoul's trendiest districts.
1. Gyeongui Line Forest Park a.k.a YEONTRAL PARK / 5 second to walk
A green oasis running through Yeonnam-dong, this park is perfect for leisurely strolls, picnics, or just enjoying the vibe of the city. Lined with food vendors, unique sculptures, and street musicians, it’s a great spot to immerse yourself in local culture.
2. Cafes and Dessert Spots:
Thanks, Oat: A cozy café known for its health-conscious yet delicious oatmeal dishes, smoothies, and unique drinks. It’s a perfect spot for breakfast or a light brunch.
Zapangi: Famous for its playful take on café design, this place has a vending machine door that makes for a great photo op, alongside creative lattes and doughnuts.
B.O.B. (Bread of Balance): A bakery that’s popular for its artisan bread and pastries. Ideal for a morning pick-me-up or an afternoon coffee break.
3. Restaurants:
Kko Kko Dak: A great place for those who want to try Korean fried chicken with various flavors. It’s a staple for anyone wanting to experience Seoul’s food scene.
Chez Maak: A fusion restaurant that mixes European and Korean flavors, known for its warm ambiance and innovative dishes.
Mokmin Haengwon: A small, unassuming restaurant serving delicious handmade noodle dishes and hearty Korean fare.
4. Unique Shops and Boutiques:
Object: A store offering a curated selection of art books, stationery, and unique gifts. It’s perfect for finding quirky souvenirs or browsing through local art.
Anthracite Coffee Roasters: A café that doubles as a workshop with a rustic industrial interior. Their coffee is top-notch and roasted in-house, attracting coffee aficionados from all over.
5. Cultural Spots:
Yeonnam-dong Art Space: Small galleries and pop-up exhibitions are common, showcasing works by emerging Korean artists. This is a great way to experience Seoul's contemporary art scene.
Street Murals: Throughout the neighborhood, walls are adorned with murals and street art that make every corner feel like a canvas.
6. Nightlife:
Bar Cham: A cocktail bar that’s famous for its sophisticated drinks, blending Korean traditional ingredients with modern mixology.
Vinyl: A casual bar where drinks are served in plastic bags – a quirky experience that pairs well with their wide selection of Korean and Western music.
You can access it everywhere very easily and fast.
• 24hrs convenience store / 7 Eleven (Ground Floor)
• Hair Salon / HeeHee (1st Floor)
• Book cafe / GomGom(Basement)
• Five minutes to walk to Hongik Univ. Subway station
ROOM AMENITY
* Ceiling-mounted fan
• Air conditioner
• All rooms & hot water are controlled with the central heating system
* Robot Vacuum for the daily room cleaning
* Super fast WIFI(GIGA-WIFI) and Portable WIFI router(*you can use the free WIFI outside)
* Dressing table
* Universal adapter
Living Room
• Big Size Air Cleaner + Air circulating system
• 75' Flat TV with chrome cast + PC desk + ALL-IN-ONE Printer
• 150' Home Theater system
* Universal adapter
KITCHEN
** Water purifier
** Food waste grinder
• rice cooker
• gas stove
• Multi Oven
• electric kettle
• Fridge
• Washing machine with a detergent / Dryer
* Dishwasher
• iron
• first aid kit
* 12 EA Wine glass
BATHROOM
• quality towels and linens
• Hotel Quality Amenity provided
* 4 hair dryers
* 4 hair curling iron
* fully sanitized bidet
How to get from Incheon International Airport to home using public transportation:
By Airport Railroad Express (AREX) and Subway:
AREX (Airport Railroad Express): Take the AREX train from Incheon International Airport to Hongik University Station (about 50 minutes on the all-stop train).
Exit at Hongik University Station: Once you arrive at Hongik University Station, use Exit 3 . The neighborhood is just a short walk from the station / 5 min
To travel from home to some of Seoul's famous landmarks using public transportation
1. Gyeongbokgung Palace:
Subway: From Hongik University Station (Line 2, Exit 3), take Line 2 toward Euljiro 3-ga Station. Transfer to Line 3 and get off at Gyeongbokgung Station (Exit 5). The palace is about a 5-minute walk from there.
2. Myeongdong Shopping Street:
Subway: At Hongik University Station, take Line 2 to Euljiro 1-ga Station and transfer to Line 4. Get off at Myeongdong Station (Exit 6). The shopping street begins right outside the exit.
3. Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP):
Subway: From Hongik University Station, take Line 2 directly to Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station (Exit 1 or 2). DDP is located right at the station.
4. Namsan Seoul Tower:
Subway and Bus: Take Line 2 from Hongik University Station to Euljiro 3-ga Station. Transfer to Line 3 and get off at Chungmuro Station (Exit 2). From there, take the Namsan Sunhwan Shuttle Bus (Bus #02 or #05) to reach the tower entrance.
5. Insadong:
Subway: Take Line 2 from Hongik University Station to Euljiro 3-ga Station. Transfer to Line 3 and get off at Anguk Station (Exit 6). Insadong’s main street is just a short walk away.
Using Seoul's subway and buses, you can easily access these popular spots while enjoying a comfortable and convenient journey through the city.
1. Building Access & Stairs
Our home occupies the 2nd floor of a stand-alone building with no elevator.
You’ll need to climb about 30 outdoor steps from street level to the front door.
COZE staff will carry your luggage up and down at check-in and check-out—just share your arrival time in advance.
If anyone in your party has limited mobility or uses a wheelchair, please consider whether the stairs will be comfortable.
2. Security & Smart-Home Safety
Entrances and common areas are protected by 24/7 external CCTV (no cameras inside the living space).
A discreet IoT safety system monitors smoke, carbon monoxide, temperature, and door status. Data is used solely for security and maintenance.
3. Smoking Policy
Smoking indoors is strictly forbidden, including e-cigarettes and all vaping devices.
If you need to smoke, please step out onto the balcony or terrace. Ashtrays are provided—kindly empty them after use.
Close exterior doors while smoking so odors don’t drift inside and disturb other guests.
4. Quiet Hours
To respect our neighbors, no loud music or outdoor noise after 8 PM. Indoor conversation is perfectly fine—just keep volumes kind.
5. Fire Safety
No fireworks, sparklers, or open flames in the garden, on balconies, or on the wooden deck.
6. Good-Neighbor Etiquette
Keep shared areas tidy and return luggage carts or stools after use.
Switch off lights and A/C when you head out to help us stay eco-friendly.
