If you follow the Bori Madang Road in Naju, Jeollanam-do, you'll come across Stay Bori nestled at the end of the winding roads. The host has preserved the original structure of the hanok built in 1926, while infusing it with their very own touch.

Vintage lamps of various designs form the distinctive atmosphere of Stay Bori. Additionally, playful touches of color are added to posters, tiles, chairs, and pots throughout the space, seamlessly blending serenity with cheerfulness. The host wanted to provide a place where ordinary people like themselves could relax and sort out their thoughts. They named this sentiment 'Beyond the Ordinary' and hence derived the name "Bori" from the representative syllables, expressing their hopes of creating a restful abode for guests.

Since ancient times, Korea has upheld the tradition of hospitality through meticulously crafted love (sha-lang) houses. Tucked away amidst the bustling urban landscape, Hanok Essay Seochon reinterprets the concept of a compact urban Hanok, offering a 'love house for oneself' spanning about twenty square meters, where one can escape the frantic pace of city life and immerse in the tranquil atmosphere of Seochon.

Sink into the lounge chair, envelop yourself in soothing music, and reach for that book you've been wanting to read. Even without playing music, the allure of Hanok Essay lies in the myriad of natural sounds: footsteps echoing through the alley, children's laughter, the rustle of the wind, all of which you can tune into. With a tub filled for a foot bath, opening the large windows seamlessly integrates the courtyard, bathtub, and lounge area, flooding the interior with refreshing outdoor air instantly.

The host couple of Sikmokil Stay first met on Arbor Day in their twenties, and in their thirties, they encountered Sikmokil Stay nestled in the alleyways of Jungheung-dong, Buk-gu, Gwangju. The traces of the 1960s, preserved in the clay tiles, red bricks, and earthenware roofing tiles, harmonize seamlessly with the present neighborhood. We recommend experiencing the space just as it is, immersed in the traces of everyday life.

Ideal for a couple's retreat, Sikmokil Stay comprises a kitchen, bedroom, main hall, bathroom, and indoor Jacuzzi. Lighting and tones are thoughtfully designed to create a cozy atmosphere for relaxation. The main hall, situated at the heart of the space, forms an open area when the front door is opened. With its wooden ceiling, gazing upward feels like staying in a cabin nestled in the mountains.

In Namwon, Jeollabuk-do, there lies a tranquil Hanok imbued with the serene beauty of nature, mirroring the contours of the ridge and the vast expanse of the blue sky. The host of Stay ONJUNG sought to create a stay that radiates warmth to all who enter this space. Inspired by the structure of traditional Hanok, this place consists of three separate buildings: the main house, annex, and love house.

Large windows overlooking the courtyard are all designed in sliding glass form, allowing warm sunlight to permeate the space. Sit quietly on the wooden floor and gaze at the drifting clouds. Enjoy a cup of meticulously selected drip coffee or herbal tea provided by the host while engaging in relaxed conversations with fellow guests. In the indoor Jacuzzi area, high-quality speakers are provided. Immersing yourself in warm water while listening to music allows you to detoxify both body and mind.