Long Weekend Haus DDP: One Night Hanok Style Stay in Seoul

For a one night hanok style stay in Seoul, Long Weekend Haus DDP (Dongdaemun) settles the question of room capacity against location: its 12 rooms across 7 room types near Dongdaemun Design Plaza are priced by room type, checked on the official site on 2026-09-14, with an extra 10,000 KRW per person per night charged for guests exceeding room capacity. Seoul's other hanok style stays are mainly concentrated in Bukchon Hanok Village and Samcheong-dong, including Rakkojae, Tea Guest House, Bukchon Guest House, Chwihyanggak and Doorae Hanok Guesthouse. Before booking, first check whether it is an entire traditional hanok or a hanok style room, then compare room capacity against distance to the nearest subway station. All 6 properties below have searchable booking channels; room capacity and location follow whatever the official page or booking platform shows on the day you check.

Long Weekend Haus DDP (Dongdaemun)

The DDP branch of Long Weekend Haus is located at 15-3 Ssangnim-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul, close to Dongdaemun Design Plaza, making it suitable for travelers who want to explore the Dongdaemun shopping district while staying in a hanok style room for a night. The property has 7 room types and 12 rooms total (101 to 702). According to the room type chart reconfirmed on the official website on 2026-09-19, standard occupancy per room type ranges from 2 to 4 guests, with maximum occupancy varying by type: for example, the Dining Suite (다이닝 스위트) rooms such as 201 and 301 have a standard occupancy of 2 and maximum of 4; the Floor Suite (마루 스위트) rooms such as 202 and 302 have a standard occupancy of 3 and maximum of 6; only the top floor 702 Penthouse has a standard occupancy of 4 and maximum of 8, configured with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.

Check in is at 15:00 and check out at 11:00, with self check in via kiosk, convenient for travelers arriving on late flights. The entire property is non smoking and does not allow pets. Free Wi-Fi is provided. The official website's rates checked on 2026-09-14 already include tax and service charges; guests exceeding standard room occupancy are charged an extra 10,000 KRW per person per night. Choosing the flexible plan allows free cancellation up to 14 days before check in, and stays of 3 nights or more come with an additional official booking discount of 10%. If you are two couples wanting separate rooms on the same floor, you can directly compare the occupancy differences between the Dining Suite and Floor Suite, then check the official website for that day's rates based on your dates.

Trip.com's aggregated rating shows this property scoring 9.5/10 (66 reviews, checked 2026-09-14), a score built around the combination of the self check in process and walking distance to Dongdaemun.

Rakkojae Seoul

Rakkojae is located in Bukchon Hanok Village, Gye-dong, Jongno-gu (98 Gye-dong / 49-23 Gyedong-gil), within walking distance of Changdeokgung Palace and close to Anguk Station. The Trip.

According to the official certification page from the Korea Tourism Organization, Rakkojae's main building was converted from a hanok with 130 years of history, with 5 rooms in total that can accommodate up to 13 guests, and offers experiences including traditional hanjeongsik dining, tea ceremony, jjimjilbang and royal hanbok wear. Among the 3 room types, the Sarangbang has 2 bedrooms, 2 living rooms and 2 bathrooms with 2 sets of bedding, sleeping up to 4; the Anbang has 1 bedroom, 1 living room and 1 bathroom, sleeps 3, and includes a wooden bathtub; the Gununbang is a 2 person room, also with a 1 bedroom, 1 living room, 1 bathroom layout. Every room comes with a coffee machine, refrigerator, microwave, safe and private bathroom.

As for pricing, blog observation records show single rooms starting from around HK$1,500 per night (June 2025); actual rates should still be confirmed on the booking page on the day of your search.

Tea Guest House

Tea Guest House is located near Donhwamun Gate in Jongno-gu, about a 500 meter walk from Anguk Station, and roughly a 5 minute drive from Bukchon Hanok Village. This family run guesthouse has a tea room and courtyard, and according to the hotelsseoul.

For dining options, Biwon Son Kalguksu is an 8 minute walk away, and the Gwanghwamun area is reachable with a 20 minute walk. Pricing depends on the date checked on the booking platform, as no uniform published rate is currently available.

Bukchon Guest House

Bukchon Guest House is located inside Bukchon Hanok Village, within walking distance of Gyeongbokgung Palace and Insadong, making it a relatively affordable hanok stay option within the village. Real time availability and pricing can be checked on Agoda.

Since no officially published room occupancy or specific pricing data is available, this article only lists the location facts; actual room configurations and costs should be confirmed on the booking page on the day of your search.

Chwihyanggak

Chwihyanggak is located in Bukchon and offers traditional hanbok experiences and hanok architecture tours. Accommodations in the same area can be compared for real time availability via the Booking.com Bukchon Hanok Village section.

No independently published room occupancy or pricing data is currently available for this property, so it is recommended to enter your check in dates directly on the booking platform to check that day's rates.

Doorae Hanok Guesthouse

Doorae Hanok Guesthouse is located near Samcheong-dong, surrounded by numerous cafes and galleries. Hanok guesthouses in the Samcheong-dong area can be checked and compared via the Hotels.com Samcheong-dong guesthouse section.

Likewise, no independently published room type or pricing data is available for this guesthouse; actual costs and room types should be confirmed on the platform's page on the day before booking.

Written by Mina Cho, tripsight Seoul contributing writer

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