2020-12-12
31, Geumganggongwon-ro 26beon-gil, Dongnae-gu, Busan
+82-51-553-1005~9
Busan’s Dongnae Hot Springs is an old and famous hot spring whose historic records trace back to Samguk Yusa, in the 13th Century CE. Its magnesium-rich 65℃ hot springs water is said to be highly effective toward the treatment of neuropathic pain, dermal disorders, and stomach disorders. Nokcheon Hotel’s history traces back to Nokcheonjang, a hot springs facility constructed in 1962 with Dongnae Hot Springs water. The hotel itself was constructed in 1980. All rooms in Nokcheon Hotel are furnished with large bathtubs, allowing visitors to enjoy their hot springs bath in private comfort. Interestingly enough, the bathrooms are furnished with buckets, stools, and other quintessential items of Korean public baths. The room interior tends toward simple elegance, with beige interior and wooden furniture. A variety of rooms are available, from Double and Twin rooms to Ondol (heated floor) Rooms and Family Rooms, accommodating from 2 to 8. The Family Room has two well-equipped baths, making it perfect for large families. The hotel is also home to a Korean restaurant specializing in freshwater clam soup and abalone rice porridge, a café, and a 24-hour convenience store. The lobby has a number of massage chairs for relaxation.
Dongnae is also famous for its delectable food. Eat Streets like the Gomjangeo Alley, Dongnae Green Onion Pancake Alley, and Sajik-dong Eat Street are great destinations for foodies, while Oncheoncheon Stream, Geumgang Park Cable Car, and the Site of Dongnaeeupseong Walled Town area also within easy reach.
2024-04-07
33-5 , Jukseong-ro, Gunsan-si, Jeonbuk-do
+82-63-442-8941
H Motel stands on Modern Culture Street in Gunsan, Jeollabuk-do. Local attractions within walking distance include the Modern Art and History Museums, the Japanese-style houses in Sinheung-dong, and Jinpo Maritime Theme Park. Guests can choose either ondol rooms or bedrooms, with facilities such as mini-fridge, air purifier, internet, and a hair dryer all provided. Bedguards for small children can be hired. Baked eggs, toast, jam, and cookies are provided free of charge for breakfast, and there is a free snack bar equipped with a noodle cooker, coffee machine, and toaster. There is a public PC and a multifunction printer in the lobby.
2024-06-20
25-12, Cheonggwang 6-gil, Goseong-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do
+82-10-8854-2141
Parkjinsa Gotaek in Cheonggwang-ri,Goseong is an old house of Miryang Park Clan which is #292 Cultural Material. The traditional Korean style house shows the construction method of houses during the late Joseon Dynasty. Three generations of Sungkyunkwan officials were born in this house in a span of 100 years. There is a red gate of award of the king erected at the entrance of the house to cite the devoted son. Usually the red gate of award of the king was erected at the entrance of the village to cite the devoted son, a chaste woman, or a loyal subject, and the Parkjinsa Gotaek is a rare case for which the red gate of award of the king was erected at the entrance of the house.
The old wall of the house, which looks like a fossil bed, demonstrates the long history of the house. The well-tended garden near the gate will make you stop walking because it looks like something straight out of a movie scene. The scenery over the window from any place inside the house is as pretty as a picture. The rooms in the house are composed of 2 Anchae (inner buildings) and 4 Sarangchae (outer buildings). Both Anchae and Sarangchae are equipped with restroom and shower room. The kitchen is only in the Anchae building. Sarangchae can be used as one wide room to accommodate a maximum 10 people; it’s done by simply opening the doors dividing the small rooms. The house is used for paid educational programs of traditional tea ceremony and etiquette. The old warehouse has been remolded to be a classroom for tea ceremony classes. The place is also used as a place for events; it’s equipped with a beam projector and sound equipment for hosting seminars, workshops, etc. There is a tea ceremony room made by remodeling a building attached to Sarangchae where you can learn the wisdom of ancestors over a warm tea.
2025-04-18
10-9 , Harihaean-gil, Yeongdo-gu, Busan
+82-51-405-3331, +82-10-2951-7230
The Beach Motel stands on the beach about 8 km from Busan Station. Aside from the five family rooms, all rooms have a sea view. Bread, coffee, and eggs are provided for breakfast, while water and coffee are always available in the first floor lobby. There is a coffee pot in each room, plus bottled water and a microwave on every floor, so guests can prepare a simple meal. A laundry service is provided. From this location Busan Harbor Bridge gets you to Haeundae, while other nearby tourist attractions include Igidae Coastal Park, Songdo Beach, and Sinseondae Cliff.
2025-03-05
7-11 , Jungang-daero 236beon-gil, Dong-gu, Busan
+82-51-466-8400, +82-10-7365-8400
Hotel BS (it stands for Best Service) is a friendly business hotel in Gumi-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. It offers a range of room types suitable for both business travelers and tourists. The suite condo consists of two bedrooms and a living room, plus an outside terrace and basic cooking facilities - making it ideal for families. The lobby is equipped with a public PC and printer, a water purifier, and a microwave; coffee is also provided. Gumi rail station is a short bus-ride away; pickup can be arranged.
2024-12-22
20 , Seomyeon-ro, Busanjin-gu, Busan
+82-51-802-8586
Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel is in Seomyeon, Busan, Gyeongsangnam-do. The hotel is in the city center close to many restaurants, shops and entertainment venues. Rooms vary but are all equipped with a bidet, humidifier, personal safe, wine refrigerator and capsule coffee machine. Disabled and elderly-friendly rooms are also available. Breakfast is Korean/Japanese/Western buffet style, and costs 15,000 won per person. There is a sauna, a gym, a business center with computers and printers, and a separate smoking area on the 3rd floor.
2024-12-23
217-28 , Gichamaeul-ro, Gokseong-gun, Jeollanam-do
+82-10-6800-6600
Chaewondang is a hanok stay next to the Seomjingang Train Village in Gokseong-gun, Jeollanam-do. Its Sarangbang guestroom is suitable for one family while the Anchae and Yegaheon rooms are for large families or group travelers. The grassy yard contains flower beds and a jangdokdae or storage jar stand, and has scenic views over surrounding rice fields and countryside. If pre-booked, breakfast can include local specialties such as marsh snail stew and spicy beef soup. Various experience programs such as hanbok wearing and local road biking are offered, while visitors get discount tickets for riding the Seomjingang train, horse riding and other amenities.
2023-10-26
123, Saengtaebaeum-gil, Suncheon-si, Jeollanam-do
+82-61-749-4818
Suncheon Bay Eco Village Youth Hostel is Korea's first hanok-style youth hostel. The village is next to Suncheonman Bay, a coastal wetland area of internationally-recognised importance. Guests can wake up to the sound of wetland birdsong, and enjoy the sight of thousands of stars at night. Guests can stay in either Western style or ondol style rooms, according to preference.
2025-03-05
339-10 , Hyeonmun-ro, Yeoncheon-gun, Gyeonggi-do
+82-31-834-8383
Joseon Wangga (‘royal house’) in Yeoncheon, Gyeonggi-do, was once the home of Yi Geun, grandson of the Emperor Gojong. Originally called Yeomgeundang and located in Jongno-gu, Seoul, it was dismantled and rebuilt here in 1935. Now it’s a hotel where guests can feel what it was like to live in a Joseon royal house. There are 15 guestrooms, each with a bathroom and a traditional tea set provided free of charge. A pay-for breakfast is provided with advance reservations. Guests can experience traditional crafts such as herbal soap-making and smoke therapy. It is possible to hire the hotel for workshops and traditional weddings. There is also a luxury camping site in which barbecues and campfires are allowed.
2024-07-01
2220, Jungwon-daero, Chungju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do
+82-10-5485-7744
The Wildflowers and Old House Excursion in Chungju, Chungcheongbuk-do, was the family house of the late Joseon period scholar Choi Eung-seong. The sarangchae and anchae both contain two guestrooms and are rented out as houses, while the gate house and the annex both have two rooms which can be booked separately. Renting the entire house is also possible, although there are no catering facilities. Sitting in the Old House’s pavilion is enough to recreate that old-time hanok atmosphere. Guests can play traditional games and have a go at gathering wildflowers, and making traditional foods like injeolmi and lotus leaf rice.