Family hotelsFamily hotelsRestaurants 3Hotels 13Playgrounds and things to do 25Wheelchair accessible 3Cribs 9Pool 13Fridge in the room 9Separate bedroom 9Free 4Residence rooms with a kitchenette and washer, a bunk bed suite option, linking rooms, an indoor pool and a Kids Zone for guests.
Insadong suites with a separate sleeping room, a full kitchen and a washer dryer, an indoor playroom and a heated indoor pool with a small pool beside it.
Indoor pool with a heated vitality pool and a plunge pool for young guests, plus rooms and suites that link up, and bed rails and cribs to borrow.
Shallow small pool and a temperature kept indoor pool, Forest Park woodland for guests to play and picnic, and baby gear like a crib, bed guards and baby bath on request.
Serviced apartments with a kitchenette and a separate bedroom, a guest playroom, and an indoor pool with a wading pool.
Serviced apartments from studios to four bedrooms, connected to COEX Mall and its aquarium, with a children's play area.
Namdaemun hotel with suites that have a living room and a kitchenette, and an indoor pool with a separate toddler pool.
Indoor main pool with a separate small pool and a whirlpool, rooms with two double beds, and the markets and Cheonggyecheon walks nearby.
Indoor pool that admits infants in waterproof swim diapers, with life jackets and arm floats allowed and the water kept at a steady temperature year round.
Serviced apartments with a kitchen and a washer dryer, and a guest playroom next to the gym.
Sand and nature play, step free rubber surfaced adventure and sensory areas, and a park of retired aircraft, with shade shelters.
Two queen rooms that sleep four, a 25 m indoor pool, a deep bathtub and indoor mall access, in Yeouido.
Residential rooms with a mini fridge, microwave and washer dryer, a four person Deluxe Double Double, and an indoor pool with a small pool, next to Lotte World.
Skyline views and an indoor pool on the 85th floor, with the aquarium and a mall nearby.
Burgers, fries and shakes in the Lotte World Mall, with high chairs and coloring sheets.
Aquarium inside the COEX mall with low tanks at toddler height and varied marine habitats along a stroller friendly indoor route.
Slides, rope climbing and swings over sand, with taps nearby to rinse off. The water-play pond is a short walk away.
A 6,000 sqm universal design playground with net climbing, a slide hill, varied swings and sand play, and step free paths.
A Korean kids cafe built around trampolines, with separate play zones for different ages.
Samgyetang, a mild ginseng chicken and rice soup, served in a dining room with chairs and high chairs.
A long walk beside a restored stream below street level, with herons and ducks to spot in the water.
A zoo, a carousel, gardens and an old-style playground in one big park, so it fills a whole day. The kids' museum is inside too.
Towering bookshelves inside the mall, with picture books and weekend kids' workshops, a step from the aquarium.
Free children's museum with metal, wood and ceramic studios where kids make and test objects with real tools and materials, for ages up to 9.
Free children's museum inside the National Museum of Korea, where artifacts become things to touch, with activity guides for kids and adults.
Indoor sensory playground for ages 2 to 8, with block houses, caves, obstacle tunnels and role play zones.
Palace with wide courtyards and a changing of the guard ceremony, colorful guards and drums included.
Otter themed indoor play and interactive river media at Ttukseom, on the first and third floors.
A kid-sized city where children try out real jobs, earn pretend money and spend it, run like a small town of its own.
Italian pizza and pasta with indoor play for kids up to 8, including a ball pool, a pretend shop and kitchen play.
Indoor theme park with a carousel and gentle rides, toddler climbing at Kidstoria, and outdoor thrills on Magic Island for taller riders.
Large marine tanks with room to move along an indoor route, in Jamsil.
Elevator ride up to city views from Namsan, with digital telescopes at the top and a cable car as one way up.
Lanes of street food kids pick themselves, like hot dogs on a stick and fresh hotteok, plus whole shops of toys and stationery.
Hands-on science exhibits to press, move and test, with a separate planetarium.
A train ride, little cars to drive, water tables, slides and Pororo everywhere. Compact and pitched at toddlers and preschoolers.
Greenhouse with warm paths, unusual plants and a small interactive learning space, plus free outdoor ForestField, lake and wetland gardens.
Floors of hands-on sensory, art and water play, nothing look-but-don't-touch.
Robot demonstrations to control and interactive AI exhibits, in a striking rounded building in Dobong.
High rise observatory with a fast elevator, a skyline panorama and sunset views, and an aquarium combo ticket.
A spiral of little craft shops where kids can try a pottery wheel or make their own keyring, with courtyards to rest in.
