Homestays in Paju

The hostel is fantastic, super clean and comfy, and perfectly located for the DMZ tour. I waited till the end of my Korea trip to write this review so I can honestly say this was the best place I stayed in, in all of Korea. Yoon is a fantastic host, genuinely wanting guests to have a good experience whilst travelling. He set up a bbq dinner for me and another guest and was so generous with everything including his year old kimchi and 1.5 yr old ginseng soju. We had really nice chats, and I not only had the best experience of Korean hospitality here but I gained a friend. Yoon also picked me up from the train station and dropped me off at the tour office the next morning (he does this for his guests if he's not working). A really fantastic place, I can't recommend it enough!

- Nari, the host, was super accommodating. She even fetched me because I had trouble finding my way. The ambience was super- it was peaceful and warm, perfect for those who want to be surrounded by books, and those who are looking for a quiet stay, - It's located within the Heyri Art Village, so it's within walking distance of various cafes, restaurants, shops, and a convenience store. Many are book-centred as Paju is a book city. I didn't have to go out of the village at all, I simply walked around and explored to find the best spots like the Music Space Camerata. - Will definitely come back!

This was a great hotel for a one night stay after a concert in Goyang. My friends and I used the room well. The staff were very friendly and let us check in early. The room itself was large and very clean. It is in a quiet, residential area but you do have to walk up a bit of a hill to get to the actual hotel/hostel. Overall, it was worth the money for a one-night stay.

Bed, TV Netflix, Table and Kitchen💜