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Seoul · South Korea

Hoppin House

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Stay

Guests

Work

Living

Best for

Seoul-Based Nomads. Remote workers wanting a home base in Seoul's trendy Hongdae district, walkable to nightlife and cafes yet tucked into a quiet residential street.

Unique features

  • Hongdae Location. The house sits on a quiet residential street just a short walk from Hongdae station, cafes, restaurants and nightlife, giving guests both calm and city energy.

  • Coworking Perks. The downstairs coworking space offers free monitors, laptop stands, lockers and unlimited coffee/tea/water for guests working remotely.

  • Hongdae Food Scene. Guests are surrounded by countless Hongdae cafes, restaurants and street-food spots, from casual coffee to Korean BBQ, all within walking distance.

About

Hoppin House is a coworking and coliving space in Yeonnam-dong, Seoul, serving as the community space for Digital Nomads Korea, an international community of digital nomads and remote workers. It combines a furnished coliving house with a coworking lounge, set in a quiet residential neighborhood minutes from Hongdae's cafes, restaurants and nightlife, and has hosted 130+ nomads from 40+ countries with 174+ events and parties.

Links

Websitehoppin.lifeGoogle Maps4.9(79)InstagramInstagram

Ratings

8.6/10 Good

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Rooms

6-bed Dorm

Dorm bed
6-person dorm
Shared bathroom

Mixed-gender dorm with six super-single bunk beds, each with a privacy curtain, bedding, towels and storage. Individually booked by the bed. 1F, 26m².

Single Room

Single bed
Up to 1 guest
Shared bathroom

Private room for one guest with a super-single bed, desk and chair, and storage. Bathrooms shared with the house.

Queen Room

Double bed
Up to 2 guests
Shared bathroom

Private room with a queen bed, desk and chair, and storage, for one or two guests. Bathrooms shared with the house.

Policies

Stay rules

  • 5 nights minimum
  • Pets may be allowed

Payment & cancellation

  • 100% due at booking
  • Free cancellation 61 days before check-in

Community

Community-led events are Hoppin House's signature offering, with weekly lunch and dinner gatherings exploring local restaurants in the neighborhood. As Digital Nomads Korea is a sibling brand of the company, the two communities combine to host monthly parties, and an on-site community manager helps residents explore the city and connect with each other.

Who stays here

Activities

Exploring Hongdae and Yeonnamdong nightlife and cafes

Steps from Hongdae's vibrant nightlife and Yeonnam-dong's trendy cafes, restaurants, and vintage shops, with Yeontral Park (Gyeongui Line Forest Park) next door. Guests love wandering the quiet residential streets by day and diving into the neighborhood's bars, cafes, and weekend energy by night.

15 mentions in reviews

Networking events and meetups for digital nomads

Hoppin regularly organizes networking events, meetups, and workshops (including a structured Winter Workation program) connecting resident digital nomads with each other and local expats. Guests describe a tight-knit, welcoming community that makes professional and social connections easy.

10 mentions in reviews

Weekly community lunch/dinner gatherings

Hoppin House hosts weekly group lunches and dinners, exploring trendy restaurants in Yeonnamdong and Hongdae together with residents. Guests enjoy discovering new spots and getting recommendations for delicious local restaurants from fellow residents and hosts.

3 mentions in reviews

Walking in nearby Yeontral Park

Guests take relaxing walks in the adjacent Yeontral Park (Gyeongui Line Forest Park) and along tree-lined paths near Yeonnam-dong, enjoying fresh green air and a peaceful break from work amid the neighborhood's greenery and cafes.

3 mentions in reviews

Community parties and events

Monthly parties and community events held with sibling community Digital Nomads Korea, celebrating special days in Korea. Residents describe a variety of diverse events throughout their stay that connect people and celebrate local culture.

Work

Amenities

Workspaces

Meeting Room / Phone Booth

Call room

A small enclosed B1-floor room for calls and meetings, seating 2-3 people, with a table, seating and Wi-Fi. Free for residents on a first-come, first-served basis.

Living

Shared spaces

Coworking Space & Lounge

A relaxed B1-floor lounge for light work, everyday conversation and community time, with capacity for 15 people. Shared tables and seating, Wi-Fi, TV, projector, board games and a whiteboard. It is a shared social environment rather than a dedicated deep-focus office; residents can use it around the clock.

2F Kitchen

A compact second-floor kitchen for everyday cooking and meals, seating up to 4 people. Includes refrigerator, cooktop, sink, microwave, rice cooker, kettle, kitchen utensils and seating.

1F Kitchen / Lounge

First-floor kitchen and lounge, the main shared space to cook, eat and spend time with the house community, with capacity for 30 people. Shared cooking facilities, refrigerator, sink, kitchen utensils, dining tables and lounge seating.

Rooftop A (3F, smaller)

Outdoor

Smaller third-floor rooftop offering an open-air setting for breaks and time with other residents, capacity 15 people. Smoking is not allowed.

Rooftop B (3F, larger)

Outdoor

Larger third-floor rooftop with table and seating, used for house gatherings and open-air community time, capacity 50 people. Smoking is not allowed.

Communal meals

Nearby vendors

  • Convenience store (5min walk)
    A convenience store near Hoppin House, mentioned by multiple guests as a nearby option to buy food and drinks.

Location

7-10 Yeonhui-ro 2-an-gil, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul (03784), South Korea

Hoppin House sits in a quiet residential pocket of Yeonnam-dong, near Hongdae Station Exit 4, in a peaceful creative sanctuary just minutes from Hongdae's energetic nightlife, indie cafés, vintage shops and restaurants. The neighborhood is known for its 50+ indie cafés and vintage shops, and the house is adjacent to Yeontral Park (Gyeongui Line Forest Park), a converted rail-line green space popular for strolling.

Hongik University Station, a major transportation hub with airport railroad access, is about a 12-minute walk away.

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