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Private outdoor spa at night — lights reflected in the water beneath the bamboo wall
tea room looking out toward the outdoor spa
A quiet bedroom with light filtering through the paper windows

Byeoldangchae Suite hot bathBYEOLDANGCHAE
SUITE ONTANG

Namsuheon · HOUSE 12

A room where the warmth of hot bath and the stillness of hanok linger together

IntroductionTwo bedrooms and tea room, inner courtyard and toenmaru,
and a private outdoor hot bath.

A hanok suite consisting of two bedrooms, tea room, inner courtyard, toenmaru, and a private outdoor hot bath. Step away from the pace of daily life and find deep rest where the fortress path of Hwaseong and the tiled roofs unfold before you.

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Room Details Room Details

Room
No. 12
Guests
6Standard · Maximum
Beds
Queen Bed 2
check-in · Out
PM 4:00- AM 11:00
A bedroom with a queen bed beneath exposed rafters
The first bedroom beneath the rafters
The second bedroom where opening the window brings in the fortress path
The second bedroom framing the landscape
A wooden low table in tea room looking out toward the outdoor spa
Tea room looking out to the outdoor hot bath
inner courtyard and toenmaru with the sky open between tiled roofs
Inner courtyard open to the sky
A private outdoor spa enclosed by a bamboo wall
Private outdoor hot bath
A vanity area connecting to the room where bathrobes hang
Artworks and the vanity area filling the space

Facilities Facilities

  • hot bath in the courtyard
  • Courtyard · toenmaru
  • Queen-size beds
  • Refrigerator and electric kettle
  • Complimentary Wi-Fi
  • Individual heating and cooling

AmenitiesAmenities

  • Cotton bedding
  • Cotton towels
  • Aesop shampoo and conditioner
  • Aesop body wash and soap
  • Hairdryer
  • Tea set and tea
  • Bottled water
  • Bang & Olufsen speaker
A blue evening, the living room of Byeoldangchae lit up beyond the large window
Rafters and a square of sky looked up at from inner courtyard
An evening bedroom lit by a single lantern

Byeoldangchae Suite hot bath

BYEOLDANGCHAE
SUITE ONTANG

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Good to Know Good to Know

  • All rates include taxes and service charges, and breakfast is included.
  • Breakfast is served at 8:30 AM the following morning.
  • Peak season rates apply from April 1 to May 31, July 1 to November 10, Seollal (Lunar New Year) holidays, Chuseok holidays, Christmas holidays, and New Year holidays.
  • An additional charge of 30,000 KRW (including breakfast and bedding) per person applies when exceeding the standard occupancy.
  • Reservations exceeding the maximum occupancy of each room are not permitted.
  • Up to 2 infants under 37 months may stay free of charge within the maximum occupancy of each room.
  • Adult rates apply for any additional infants exceeding the first 2 within the maximum occupancy.
  • Children aged 37 months and older are charged the same rate as adults.
  • All rooms are non-smoking. Cooking and the use of candles or other fire hazards are strictly prohibited inside the rooms.
  • Pets are not allowed in the hotel.
  • Room layout and interior details may vary from the images depending on the room's location.
  • Guests may use the parking lot freely during their stay.
  • To protect the environment, single-use items (toothbrushes, toothpaste, razors, etc.) are not provided in the rooms.
Panoramic view of Namsuheon
Panoramic view of Namsuheon
The water garden unfolding beneath the eaves
Water garden
Dining lounge looking out onto the water garden
Cafe
Floor-seating lounge with small tables and cushions beside the moss garden
Floor-seating lounge
Tea setting overlooking the garden
Tea ceremony and meditation
Tea lounge with floor-seating tea tables
Tea lounge
Gallery with a solid wood table beneath portrait paintings
O's Suwon Gallery
Gallery hall where earthenware jars, stones, and portraits harmonize
Gallery hall
Music library filled with vinyl records
Library
Corridor running along the water garden
Corridor of the water garden
Tea setting with a teapot and cups
Tea ceremony setting
Evening corridor bathed in sunset light
The water garden in the evening
A quiet, peaceful landscape
Quiet landscape

Facilities Hotel Facilities

  • Water gardenThe quiet water garden meeting the eaves gently connects the sky, the hanok, and oneself.
  • LibraryA space of rest where music and books gather.
  • O's Suwon GalleryIn the quiet stillness meant only for you, gently awaken the senses of daily life.
  • Tea Ceremony and MeditationA wellness program to empty the mind with the warmth of a carefully brewed cup of tea, filling the inner self with complete rest.
  • CafeOffering coffee, seasonal cakes, financiers, fresh fruit juices, and a selection of teas ranging from traditional infusions to white tea.

In a space where the fortress walls of Hwaseong and tiled roofs unfold,
gently set down the pace of daily life and enjoy a deep rest.