Reliable weekly houses in Gyeonggi-do, the price you see is what you pay, utilities included.

A neighborhood crossing in Gyeonggi-do (AI-generated illustrative image)
Gyeonggi-do is known for its sprawling suburban landscapes, vibrant commuter cities, and rich mix of modern residential hubs surrounding the capital region. Settling into this area often brings challenges for international newcomers who want to avoid complicated rental agreements and steep deposits. LiveAnywhere serves as a reliable Airbnb alternative, offering verified spaces that fit your schedule without requiring a local guarantor.
Finding a suitable home for your stay should be simple and transparent. This page gathers checked weekly houses across the region so you can compare options easily. Review the listings below, check the frequently asked questions, and book your next stay with confidence.
📐 66 m² (712 sq ft) · 🛏️ 3BR · 🚿 2BA · 🚗 parking
An eight-minute walk to Gonjiam Station keeps your daily commute straightforward while placing you right outside the city center. This three-bedroom house is a practical setup if you are relocating for work or sharing a long-term stay with colleagues.
📐 83 m² (890 sq ft) · 🛏️ 3BR · 🚗 parking · 🐾 pets ok
Steps from the quiet streets of Wabu-eup, this three-bedroom house opens directly to neighborhood paths with a pet-friendly policy that welcomes your dogs. It is an ideal setup for a small family or pet owners looking to settle into a residential corner of Namyangju-si.
📐 50 m² (534 sq ft) · 🛏️ 2BR
Just a fourteen-minute walk from Jung-dong Station, the surrounding Songnae-dong street puts local shops and quiet alleys right outside your front door. It is a practical house setup for a pair of remote workers or colleagues wanting a shared base in Bucheon-si Wonmi-gu.
“I had a good stay thanks to the quick response. The space was spacious, which was nice.”
📐 17 m² (178 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking
Ideal for a solo remote worker needing privacy, this standalone house in Paju-eup features a single-bedroom setup with no pets allowed. It is a reliable base if you want a quiet residential retreat away from the city center for a few weeks.
“I used it 3 years ago, and by chance I stayed in the same room again, which made it even better. First of all, it's clean and quiet, and I love everything about it, including the walking trails nearby. I plan to use it again soon.”
📐 99 m² (1,067 sq ft) · 🛏️ 3BR · 🚿 2BA · 🚗 parking · 🐾 pets ok
Spanning three bedrooms and two bathrooms across a standalone house setup, this Gaegun-myeon layout gives everyone distinct spaces to unpack and unwind. It is a practical choice for a traveling family or group bringing pets along to explore Yangpyeong-gun.
📐 46 m² (498 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🐾 pets ok
Positioned in the quiet residential pocket of Gapyeong-eup, this standalone house keeps you close to local trails while offering a peaceful retreat after a day out. It is a solid choice if you are traveling with a pet and need a private yard area for a few weeks.
“I went there because I wanted to take a good rest with my dog before changing jobs, and it was a great choice, and I plan to continue visiting in the future :) First of all, the house was very clean and well-equipped with cooking utensils, and both owners were very kind, so I was able to stay comfortably as if it were my own home. Since it was my first time at Live Anywhere, I had a lot of questions, and they answered them well. I came alone, so I couldn't prepare much food, but they treated me to delicious side dishes made with vegetables they grew themselves, and I was so grateful for that. Also, the owner prepared magnolia tea and mugwort tea that he personally made, so it was a really healing time. When my friends came to visit, they also gave me tea and greeted me warmly, so I told them to tell them that they were so grateful, owner^^ There was a stream right next to the house, but I couldn't go in this time because it was cold... Next time, I'll go in the summer~ For women like me who are tied up alone, I really recommend it because it's safe and clean. Owner!! Thank you so much for giving me a healing time. I will go back again to drink magnolia tea :)”
📐 109 m² (1,174 sq ft) · 🛏️ 3BR · 🚿 3BA · 🚗 parking · 🐾 pets ok
Right outside the front door, the quiet neighborhood lanes of Tanhyeon-myeon lead straight into the open countryside of Paju-si. This multi-bathroom pet-friendly house makes a comfortable base if you are traveling with dogs and need a straightforward suburban layout.
📐 36 m² (391 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR
Best suited for independent travelers who prefer an independent retreat, this single-bedroom house is set in the quieter countryside of Wongok-myeon in Anseong-si. It's a solid choice for a remote worker seeking a quiet rural setting away from the city bustle.
“Despite the scorching heat that has persisted for days, I had a quiet, cool rest. The sofa-bed made the room feel cozy, and the mezzanine was used efficiently as extra space. If only the weather had been a little cooler, I would have enjoyed the terrace and spacious rooftop. It's a shame.”
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 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.
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.
Yes. Every listing on LiveAnywhere in Gyeonggi-do can be booked without a Korean guarantor. That's the core reason the platform exists. The whole process, from browsing to booking, is handled online.
Gyeonggi-do pricing for a weekly house generally falls between ₩200,000 and ₩780,000, based on 343 matched listings in the area. The total cost depends on the specific neighborhood and property size you choose for your stay. Browse more weekly houses in Gyeonggi-do to compare available options and find a space that fits your budget. See live listings on LiveAnywhere →
LiveAnywhere lists officetels, houses, apartments, and rooms in Gyeonggi-do. You can browse these various accommodation types to find the right house for your weekly stay. Each listing provides clear details to help you make an informed choice before booking.
Yes. We accept Visa, MasterCard, UnionPay, JCB and more. And the entire booking is completed online. Payments are processed in Korean won (KRW).
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.
LiveAnywhere lets you search and filter by price range, location, and amenities, so you can quickly cut down to listings that match your budget and preferences.
The listings above are all bookable directly through LiveAnywhere, with the whole process, from selection to booking, handled online.