A Quick Guide to Weekly Apartments in Gyeonggi-do
Confirmed weekly apartments in Gyeonggi-do, foreign renters are welcome here without a Korean guarantor.
A quiet lane on the edge of Gyeonggi-do (AI-generated illustrative image)
About Gyeonggi-do
Gyeonggi-do serves as a major region surrounding the capital with a unique mix of urban centers and residential districts.
Finding a temporary home as a foreign visitor often comes with stressful paperwork and strict local guarantor demands. LiveAnywhere gives you a simpler path by offering verified accommodations that you can book directly online. Browse through the available apartment listings below to compare your options and secure your space.
Confirmed Weekly Apartments in Gyeonggi-do
Hongmun-dong Two-Bedroom Apartment
📐 63 m² (676 sq ft) · 🛏️ 2BR · 🚗 parking
This two-bedroom apartment in Hongmun-dong trades an immediate station doorstep for a calmer residential setting roughly a thirteen-minute walk from Yeoju. It is a functional setup for a remote worker or professional seeking a straightforward base outside the busy center.
Haan-dong Near Doksan Station Two-Room Apartment
📐 80 m² (861 sq ft) · 🛏️ 2BR · 🚗 parking
Just a short walk from the bustling local market of Haan-dong, this two-bedroom apartment puts neighborhood errands right outside your front door. It is a practical choice for a remote worker or professional needing a straightforward commute via Doksan Station.
“It was a very valuable business trip because I met a really nice and kind host. I was able to spend every day in a good mood because I stayed in a very clean and pretty house. The apartment complex was very quiet and the accessibility to the commercial complex was very good, so I had no shortcomings. I had a good time^^ Thank you.”
Gwanyang-dong Transit-Friendly Two-Bedroom Apartment
📐 50 m² (534 sq ft) · 🛏️ 2BR
While priced slightly above the typical district average, this two-bedroom apartment in Gwanyang-dong balances the cost with a manageable nine-minute walk to Pyeongchon Station. It serves as a dependable base for a remote professional or couple wanting a pet-free environment close to transit.
Haan-dong Renovated One-Bedroom Apartment
📐 36 m² (391 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking
Best suited for remote professionals who prefer a quiet residential setting, this Haan-dong apartment provides a single-bedroom setup in a peaceful neighborhood. It makes a dependable base for a solo worker seeking a distraction-free environment in Gwangmyeong-si.
Gami-dong Transit-Friendly Three-Bedroom Apartment
📐 106 m² (1,139 sq ft) · 🛏️ 3BR · 🚿 2BA · 🚗 parking · 🐾 pets ok
Gami-dong's quiet streets sit right outside your front door here, offering a peaceful residential pocket in Hanam-si. This pet-friendly three-bedroom apartment is a practical pick for a family traveling with a dog.
Janghowon-eup Three-Bedroom New Apartment
📐 59 m² (635 sq ft) · 🛏️ 3BR · 🚿 2BA · 🚗 parking · 🐾 pets ok
Set in Janghowon-eup, this three-bedroom apartment trades central urban proximity for a pet-friendly policy and a quieter residential atmosphere. It is a solid setup for pet owners looking to settle in with dogs or cats in the Icheon-si area.
“The host kindly texted me and It's a new building so it's clean”
Jung-dong Two-Bedroom Apartment
📐 56 m² (605 sq ft) · 🛏️ 2BR · 🚗 parking
Two separate rooms divide the space to let remote workers keep a dedicated desk area away from the sleeping quarters, all just a six-minute walk from Bucheon City Hall. It is a practical setup for a pair of colleagues or a remote professional needing a quiet work zone in Jung-dong.
Anjung-eup Transit-Friendly Three-Bedroom Apartment
📐 83 m² (890 sq ft) · 🛏️ 3BR · 🚿 2BA · 🚗 parking · 🐾 pets ok
While priced well above the typical neighborhood rate, this three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in Anjung-eup offers a pet-friendly setup with plenty of room. It is a solid choice for a traveling family bringing their dogs along for an extended stay in Pyeongtaek-si.
“I had to book it urgently, but I slept very comfortably! Thank you.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What is LiveAnywhere?
LiveAnywhere is Korea's favorite short-term and vacation rental platform, built for extended stays of one week to six months. From trendy studios in Seoul to relaxing beach houses in Jeju, every home comes fully furnished and can be booked in minutes through the LiveAnywhere app.
It works much like Airbnb, but with a structure designed for longer visits: competitive weekly and monthly rates instead of nightly pricing, no repeated cleaning fees, and utilities included in your payment. That's why an extended stay in Korea through LiveAnywhere often costs noticeably less than booking the same period on a nightly platform.
Some listings show a deposit. What is it, and do I get it back?
Some listings include a small security deposit, far smaller than the large lump-sum deposits required by traditional Korean leases. Your deposit is held securely in escrow by LiveAnywhere, not by the host. After checkout, the host checks the property, and once they confirm there are no issues, your deposit is refunded within a maximum of 5 business days.
Is there a good Airbnb alternative for a stay of a week or longer in Gyeonggi-do?
For an extended stay in Gyeonggi-do, LiveAnywhere works as a straightforward Airbnb alternative: rates are set for week-plus bookings rather than nightly stays, so costs come out lower over time. You also skip repeated cleaning fees, utilities are included in the price, and hosts are verified and legally operating.
Can foreigners rent an apartment in Gyeonggi-do without a Korean guarantor?
Yes, no Korean guarantor is needed to book in Gyeonggi-do. LiveAnywhere is designed specifically to let foreign renters complete bookings online without that requirement.
How much does a weekly apartment cost in Gyeonggi-do?
Prices range from about ₩292,000 to ₩919,000, based on current listings in Gyeonggi-do for 173 matched properties. You can easily compare these rates to find an option that fits your budget. Explore more weekly apartments in this area to see what is currently open. See live listings on LiveAnywhere →
What types of accommodations can I find on LiveAnywhere in Gyeonggi-do?
You'll find officetels, houses, apartments, and rooms available in Gyeonggi-do. These options cover a variety of layouts to suit different travel styles. Each property type offers unique features for your stay.
Can I pay with a foreign credit card?
Yes. We accept Visa, MasterCard, UnionPay, JCB and more. And the entire booking is completed online. Payments are processed in Korean won (KRW).
Are utilities included, or are there extra fees?
Yes, utilities are included, so you won't get separate bills for electricity, water, or gas during your stay. The total shown at checkout is the full amount you pay, and nothing is added after you book.
Can I search LiveAnywhere by price, location, or amenities?
Search filters on LiveAnywhere cover price, location, and amenities, letting you set your budget, pick your area, and narrow down to the features you actually want.
Where can I book a weekly apartment in Gyeonggi-do?
You can book through LiveAnywhere directly. Browse the verified listings above and complete your booking online, without any in-person requirements.
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