A Quick Guide to Weekly Houses in Seoul
Trusted weekly houses in Seoul, you can rent here without the usual guarantor paperwork.
Residential houses in a Seoul residential neighborhood (AI-generated illustrative image)
About Seoul
Seoul is known for its palaces, markets, and modern towers. This bustling capital offers diverse neighborhoods ranging from quiet residential streets to lively commercial districts.
Finding a weekly rental in the city can often feel overwhelming when facing complex local lease requirements. You can secure a verified house here without dealing with complicated guarantor paperwork or in-person visits. Browse through the available listings, check the FAQ below for pricing details, and secure your next home with confidence.
Trusted Weekly Houses in Seoul
Godeok-dong Two-Bedroom House
📐 50 m² (534 sq ft) · 🛏️ 2BR · 🚗 parking
Set within the quiet residential pocket of Godeok-dong, this 2-bedroom house sits a short seven-minute walk from Sangil-dong Station. It is a dependable setup for remote workers or a pair of colleagues needing a functional base in Gangdong-gu.
Bongcheon-dong One-Bedroom House near Sillim Station
📐 13 m² (142 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking
Steps from the bustling residential lanes of Bongcheon-dong, this independent house places you an easy walk from Sillim Station. It serves as a practical, no-pet base if you are a remote worker needing a straightforward one-bedroom setup in Gwanak-gu.
“He was a kind person”
Seongsu-dong Workation Two-Bedroom House
📐 27 m² (291 sq ft) · 🛏️ 2BR
Priced well below typical neighborhood rates, this two-bedroom Seongsu-dong house offers a practical 10-minute walk to the station without the usual area markup. It is a smart choice for remote workers looking to base themselves in a vibrant district without overspending.
Mok-dong One-Bedroom House near Station
📐 30 m² (320 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking
Suited for a solo professional seeking a quiet residential base, this single-bedroom house sits just a four-minute walk from Mok-dong Station. It is a solid choice for a remote worker needing a straightforward, pet-free setup in Mok-dong.
Sillim-dong Forest-View One-Bedroom House
📐 57 m² (614 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking
Dividing the living and sleeping spaces in this single-bedroom house makes it easy to keep a work routine separate from downtime. It's a functional setup for a remote worker or solo freelancer who wants a quiet residential base within an eleven-minute walk of Bongcheon Station.
“It's the prettiest house with a charm on the top of the mountain. The house is well-prepared with furniture and appliances. I stayed for a month and they didn't charge me for the utility bills : ) There was a small problem during my stay, but the host lived above and solved it right away. It's a well-decorated house just like the pictures. I highly recommend it!”
Sinjeong-dong Two-Bedroom House with Free Parking
📐 40 m² (427 sq ft) · 🛏️ 2BR · 🚗 parking
Just four minutes from Sinjeong Station, the surrounding Sinjeong-dong streets keep you within an easy stroll of local neighborhood dining. It's an efficient base if you want a straightforward commute using the nearby transit line.
“The host was so kind that I could comfortably ask any questions I had. The interior was clean and elegant, just as shown in the advertisement, so I was really satisfied. Located in the heart of a residential area, I was able to stay comfortably in a quiet environment. Although it's a small house, it has everything you need and even has free parking, which was great. I think it would be nice to visit again!”
Mangwon-dong One-Bedroom House
📐 20 m² (213 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR
Priced well below the typical district average, this Mangwon-dong house offers a budget-friendly one-bedroom base just a short walk from Mangwon Station. It makes a sensible choice for a solo traveler or couple looking to live affordably near the market streets.
Seokchon-dong One-Bedroom House near Station
📐 26 m² (285 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking
An eight-minute walk from Seokchon Gobun Station places this one-bedroom house within easy reach of neighborhood conveniences while keeping commutes simple. It is a well-suited base for a remote worker needing a dedicated setup in Songpa-gu.
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 Seoul?
LiveAnywhere works well as an Airbnb alternative for anyone staying in Seoul for a week or more. Rates are structured for longer bookings, not nightly stays, which usually works out cheaper than a night-by-night platform. There are no repeated cleaning fees, utilities are included, and hosts are verified and legally operating.
Can foreigners rent a house in Seoul without a Korean guarantor?
No Korean guarantor is required to book a stay in Seoul on LiveAnywhere. That's built into how the platform works, so you can complete the entire booking online without needing someone to co-sign.
How much does a weekly house cost in Seoul?
Expect to pay around ₩278,000 to ₩900,000 for a weekly house here. These rates reflect a total of 1,637 matched listings currently available for booking. Browse the full collection to find a space that fits your schedule. See live listings on LiveAnywhere →
What types of accommodations can I find on LiveAnywhere in Seoul?
Accommodation types currently available in Seoul include houses, officetels, rooms, and apartments. You will find several options suited for weekly stays across the city. Each property type offers different layouts to match your needs.
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?
Yes, LiveAnywhere's search lets you filter listings by price range, location, and specific amenities, so you can narrow results down to exactly what matters for your stay.
Where can I book a weekly house in Seoul?
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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