We’ve been seeing a number of travels on our social media feeds in the past weeks. It seems as though folks have been busy satiating their wanderlust, what with two years of restricted leisurely travel due to COVID-19. Among the happy posts we’ve been seeing are travels to South Korea. In the last two years, K-Fever has seen a global recognition. Glued to Netflix, Viu and other streaming platforms, people enjoyed viewing K-Dramas. K-Pop has also seen unprecedented appreciation to date, thanks to the achievements of groups like BTS and BLACKPINK. Travel to South Korea is thus a pilgrimage to K-Drama locations and everything the world has been curious about from their introduction to the country via the small screen.

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So much of the K-Fever appeal lies in its aesthetics. K-Dramas are replete with tasteful penthouses, bucolic sceneries, meticulously designed bachelor and bachelorette pads. For those who are planning on traveling to South Korea, wouldn’t you want your stay to be as picturesque as those frames many a K-Drama are made of?

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Here’s your chance to stay in a beautiful location… while you star in your own travelogue! We’ve got you covered. Here is Metro.Style’s compilation of ten stylish S. Korea stays that you should consider booking for your next visit to South Korea!

Linden Studio (Seoul/Mapo-gu) - Linden Studio is perfect for the traveller who wants a cozy getaway while still being immersed in the city life of Seoul.Book here

- The design of this stay is inspired by Berlin architecture, and some of its amenities include a small attic where you can take a rest and relax and a large window where you can appreciate Mangwon-dong’s residential area.@stayfolio

- There's also a café called Café Linden located just downstairs where you can enjoy a cup of coffee before starting (or even ending) your day. @stayfolio

THE CHAE: LIBRARY (Seoul/Jongno-gu) - THE CHAE: LIBRARY is the perfect stay for bookworms who want peace and privacy.Book here

- esigned with a hanok exterior, this stay gives off a very authentic Korean feel, yet it also gives off a modern and industrial vibe because of the color palette and materials. @stayfolio

- The main feature of this stay is the small nook at the center with curved bookshelves (filled with books!) enclosing a reading area for the guest to immerse themselves into their favorite books, or simply just lounge around and rest. Aside from this, THE CHAE: LIBRARY has a spa and a fireplace where you can further dive into the ultimate relaxation experience. @stayfolio

LEEJAE (Seoul/Jung-gu) - LEEJAE, which is a Sino-Korean word for “a good place,” offers a place of rest and warmth to travellers after a busy day.Book here

- It is located right beside Hanyangdoseong, or the Seoul City Wall, which you can see from a large window in the bedroom and where you can also enjoy a serene walk along, since there are less cars in this area. @stayfolio

- The use of different wood materials for the furniture also adds on to coziness factor of this stay.@stayfolio

Namu Hotel (Seoul/Gwangjin-gu) - Namu Hotel is the perfect escape from the hectic and bustling areas of city life. Book here

- Achieving an Architects Association Award, this stay has a unique design and makes use of natural materials to provide guests with a warm and calming atmosphere.@stayfolio

- The grey brick walls and lined wooden walls add character to this stay, and it makes you feel as if you are entering a forest filled with trees. Other architecture elements such as the staircase in the living room are very notable as well.@stayfolio

better than good (Jeju/Jeju-si) - better than good embraces nature and tranquility in this stylish house located in a small town on Jeju Island.Book here

- he place is surrounded by exotic gardens, and has amenities such as an indoor heated pool and jacuzzi, so guests can enjoy their time alone (or enjoy their time with loved ones alone) and focus on their relaxation without having anyone to disturb them. @stayfolio

- The architecture and design of this stay is simply exquisite, and the neutral color palette with splashes of colorful furniture pieces works well with the concept of the stay.@stayfolio

mulgyeolgeulim (Jeju/Jeju-si) - Also located on Jeju Island, mulgyeolgeulim resembles a quaint little paradise surrounded by nature. Book here

- he pathway filled with water and stone pebbles situated in between the two small structures resembles a starry night sky, and provides a sense of peace within the area. @stayfolio

- The stay has a good mix of traditional and modern elements to it, with stone being the common material for the exterior and wood for the interior. Other amenities include a garden and a spa where you can sit back, relax, and take in Jeju’s scenery.@stayfolio

Mouryub (Jeolla/Jeonju-si) - If you’re looking for an authentic stay in South Korea, then Mouryub is definitely the place for you. Book here

- The stay is designed to give guests the complete hanok (traditional Korean house) experience, but with a modern twist, as the exterior resembles that of a hanok but the furniture is more modern to accommodate more of a cozy feel for the guests. @stayfolio

- The place also has a traditional tea ceremony set and traditional Korean games prepared for guests to familiarize themselves with Korean history and culture.@stayfolio

Stayseesaw (Gyeongsang/Andong-si) - Compared to Mouryub, Stayseesaw’s approach to a hanok is more contemporary and is designed to be a more modern-styled hanok; while the exterior resembles a typical hanok, the interior makes use of modern furniture and materials. Book here

- The owner of this stay wished to offer a space for guests to be able to find balance in their lives like a seesaw, so the design and color palette are very simple and minimalist for the guests to really focus on themselves and their peace of mind. @stayfolio

- Amenities at Stayseesaw include a yard for enjoying the sunshine, a jacuzzi for a warm rest, and a tea room for a peaceful meditation.@stayfolio

Yeo-Ne (Jeolla/Gurye-gun) - Yeo-Ne brings coziness and nostalgia to this beautiful antique and vintaged-inspired home. Looking at the home from the outside, it already looks very quaint and homey. Book here

- The blue of the home’s roof is very striking and adds personality to the home’s exterior; it looks as if you are visiting your halmeoni's home for the day.@stayfolio

- The whites and browns of the interior also make this stay look extra cozy. Some amenities of Yeo-Ne include a beam projector in the living room for watching movies, an indoor bathtub for a relaxing bath, and a garden for enjoying nature and basking in the warmth of the sun.@stayfolio

Zamyung Seosil by lacasa hotel (Seoul/Jongno-Gu) - Zamyung Seosil, or the Self-Awareness Room (also known as Autobiography Room) by lacasa hotel is a perfect resting place for a guest who just wants to rest and self-reflect. Book here

- This stay is designed to look like a traditional hanok, from its exterior to its interior.@zamyung_seosil

- Here, you can enjoy a cup of tea while looking over the view of the other hanoks in the area, and take some time away from the busy city to just breathe, relax, and gain some peace of mind. @zamyung_seosil

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