Changsin-dong, where Haiyan SKY is located, is situated near Dongdaemun and features attractions such as Naksan Park, Dongmyo Flea Market, Doosan Tower, and Hyundai City Outlet. Beneath the hill, it offers a picturesque cityscape of Seoul. As one of the rare residential areas in Seoul, Changsin-dong exudes a tranquil and rural atmosphere, providing a comfortable place to relax. The charming Sewing Street, where you can feel the nostalgia of alleyways, served as the backdrop for popular dramas like 'Goblin' and 'Secret Garden.' Nearby attractions include Ihwa-dong Mural Village, Nam June Paik Art Center, Park Soo-keun's House, Kim Kwang-seok's Birthplace, Tai Kim Seoul, and the immersive and entertaining Euljiro Sewing History Museum. Enjoy a unique and delightful experience in this part of Seoul."

***Free private van service from Incheon Airport to the accommodation upon check-in*** Haiyan SKY, with its stunning view of Dongdaemun, is a place like a cottage in the heart of the city. Escape from your daily life and experience healing in this unique atmosphere. Every day can become special with carefully prepared wannabe items. Enjoy tea time at the wooden table while gazing at the blue sky, feel the nostalgic crackle of an old LP on the turntable, and immerse yourself in the beam projector that seems to scatter stars. The sparkling kitchen, equipped with premium tableware, invites you to dine. You can conveniently order fast and delicious delivery food from popular restaurants around Korea University and Dongdaemun. Vehicles can enter right in front of the house.

Located in Seongbuk-dong, Seoul, Bukjeong Village is often referred to as the "last village in Seoul," preserving the ambiance of the 1970s. Residents cultivate small gardens, sharing the produce with neighbors, and the winding alleyways evoke a nostalgic atmosphere reminiscent of childhood friends inviting you to play. Exploring the quiet alleys, you'll be impressed by the residents' dedication to preserving and keeping the village clean. Perhaps due to this picturesque setting, Bukjeong Village has become a gathering place for young artists. Unique galleries and workshops inject vitality into the village, which implicitly distances itself from gentrification. Notable spots around the village include Simujang, where Master Manhae Han Yongun lived, Gilsangsa Temple where philosopher Beopjeong wrote "Mu-sou-you," Gansong Art Museum, Sooyeon Tea House, Seongnakwon, Korea Furniture Museum recognized as the most beautiful museum in the country, and the trendy yet unique Old House Museum. Geographically, Bukjeong Village is adjacent to Jongno-gu, with excellent accessibility to Seoul's city center. Two village buses are available—one to Hansung University Entrance and another passing through Daehak-ro to Jongno 5-ga. Walking a bit to Sungkyunkwan University's back gate allows access to village buses leading to Samcheong-dong, passing through Insa-dong. Beyond Samcheong Tunnel with Samcheonggak, it seamlessly connects to Samcheong-dong, providing excellent accessibility to Cheong Wa Dae (Blue House) and Gyeongbokgung Palace. Explore the unique charm and historical richness of Bukjeong Village, where tradition meets contemporary art, making it a distinctive and culturally vibrant part of Seoul.