By ashley nash baltazar
As the capital of South Korea, Seoul blends ancient tradition and modern technology. It is a sought-after metropolis with a dynamic culture. Great transportation is another perk!
A rich history and diverse food options add to the draw of this city that has something for every type of traveler. This includes a diverse set of places to stay.
First-time visitors who want to experience a mix of attractions should stay in Myeongdong. It's a high-safety area with mid to luxury level stays.
Creatives feel at home here where street performance and indie art are local culture. The safety rating is moderate with everything from hostels to budget hotels.
Affluent and bustling, Gangnam offers luxury shopping and high-end restaurants. The area is ranked as high safety with only luxury hotels available for booking.
Tea houses and antique stores define the local vibe of Insadong. Known for its culture and history, this is a tourist-safe area with mid-level traditional guesthouses.
English-friendly services are available here where restaurants serve international cuisine. While moderate in security, it offers both hostels and luxury accommodations.
The walkers enjoy this part of Seoul Korea that's packed with cultural sites and landmarks. High safety, budget hotels and guesthouses are available for visitors.
A blend of each area above, the Bukchon Hanok Village has a bit more tradition to explore than the other areas. High safety, mid-range hotels are at your booking leisure.
Seoul, South Korea is a walkable city, so pack comfortable shoes! Experts recommend booking early for the best deals.
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