Mini Hotel Insa

Name: Mini Hotel Insa
Address: 26, Insadong 14-gil, Seoul, 韩国

2.0-star · 26, Insadong 14-gil

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At a glance: 2-star · Since 2016 · 14 rooms

Near: Insa-dong Culture Street · 4 min walk

The Mini Hotel Insa provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The Mini Hotel Insa offers a pleasant stay in Seoul for those traveling for business or leisure.

Boasting a convenient location, the hotel is just 3km from Seoul Station and 16km from Gimpo International Airport. The closest major public transportation, Anguk Metro Station, is only 200m away. There is no shortage of things to see in the area, with the Gyeongbokgung Palace, Seoul Plaza and The National Folk Museum of Korea all nearby.

When guests have some time on their hands they can make use of the onsite facilities.

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Check-in15:00
Check-out11:00
Breakfast

Check-in requirements

The main guest checking in must be at least 19 years old.

Children

Children are not permitted to stay at this property.

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What day trips can I take from Seoul?

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How many days do I need in Seoul?

Three days cover the main sights: Gyeongbokgung Palace, Bukchon Hanok Village, N Seoul Tower, and a walk along Cheonggyecheon or Insa-dong. Four days let you add Changdeokgung or Lotte World (including the Lotte World Tower). If you plan a day trip, such as the DMZ, add one extra day on top of that.

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When is the best time to visit Seoul?

Visit in April, May, September, or October. These months have mild temperatures and fewer rain days. July and August are the rainiest and hottest, with frequent downpours and humidity. Winter is dry and cold. Cherry blossoms in April and crisp autumn foliage in October are major draws, but the weather itself is the real reason.

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What are the must-see attractions in Seoul?

Start with N Seoul Tower for panoramic city views, then Gyeongbokgung Palace for its grand royal architecture and changing of the guard ceremony. Bukchon Hanok Village gives you a look at traditional hanok houses on quiet alleys. Lotte World and its tower offer indoor rides and a high observation deck. Cheonggyecheon is a peaceful stream walk through downtown with art installations.

What day trips can I take from Seoul?

Day trips from Seoul include the DMZ, where you can see the border and tunnels, and a combined trip to Mt. Seorak, Nami Island, and the Garden of Morning Calm, offering mountain views, lakes, and gardens. City sightseeing tours are also an option but focus on Seoul itself.

How many days do I need in Seoul?

Three days cover the main sights: Gyeongbokgung Palace, Bukchon Hanok Village, N Seoul Tower, and a walk along Cheonggyecheon or Insa-dong. Four days let you add Changdeokgung or Lotte World (including the Lotte World Tower). If you plan a day trip, such as the DMZ, add one extra day on top of that.

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Amenities

Room types

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Things to do in Seoul

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