Overslept
Relaxed In Korean Traditional House
The reason we can't sleep at night easily is because of the weight of life that we have to constantly move when the morning comes. The hanok stay, which is called "Ntjam" on the side street of Seohak-dong Art Village in Jeonju, offers "slowness" to tired modern people.
"Ntjam," a hanok located on the side of Seohak-dong Art Village in Jeonju. ‘Ntjam’ is a house where you can get a nod with a warm smile when you ask if you can sleep late today. Built in the 1970s and has been around for 50 years, this house is attractive because modern Korean elements remain in many parts of the house. As a Korean element, Hanok’s breath is restored while its delicate color and spacious space are warmly welcomed. Place the lonesome in the water space that has been hidden from the structure, tile, and ridge where Korean elements are still alive. You will be filled with excitement by enjoying the Daecheong floor and Stone space of Ntjam.
Key Features
Traditional Korean house with old feeling
It is a reinterpretation of a hanok built in the 70s that has inherited modern interior elements that cannot be copied or expressed now. You can see the charm of the structure, the traditional roof tile, and the leftover from the muntin pattern to the floor.
Leisurely Check-Out
Experience 'Ntjam(Late Rising)'. You can leave the room until 1:00 p.m. the next day to make your trip more comfortable to the end.
Special Bedding
The soft premium bedding is welcomed as if you should go to bed when you enter the bedroom. It offers a new experience of lying, the true value of sleep.
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Explore the Area
When using a car, search [Seohak 3-gil, Wansan-gu, Jeonju, Jeollabuk-do 73-15] on the navigation system.
Use the free parking lot with lines from 'pattern cookies' at the entrance of the alley to 'Police Station'. Call us when you check in and We'll help you with parking information. The larger parking lot is Jeonju Education University, Jeonju Elementary School. Free on weekdays from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and free on weekends.
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