Upon arrival, the first thing that you see is the check-in building of overpowering exposed concrete. At the front of the building is a terraced water area, and at the end of the front is a dignified tiger painting in a narrow courtyard. There is a kind of signal and mark indicating that it is a tiger temple. Consequently, the daily switch is turned off, and the switch that appears to have crossed time and space and entered the territory of the tiger has been turned on. Each room is paired with a different whiskey in an incense-filled check-in building. Upon exiting the majestic and majestic space of power and stepping into the room that continues to grow deeper, the bark of the tree beneath his feet is square, creating an atmosphere of entering a forest. In the garden in front of the room, Seokho, who has a cute expression, greets guests for the first time. In the case of rooms that arrive divided into two roads, they are arranged back and forth in a row.

During the preparation of Chwihoga, the host couple focused on breathing, resulting in complete rest and relaxation. Thus, the name of the room was decided based on the direction of breathing, which is always two directions. Inhale and exhale. While the rooms share the same structure, the views contained in the windows are different, and the whiskey paired accordingly is also arranged differently. A forest of fir trees provides an environment where the inside can concentrate since breathing is the direction in which the body lives and allows it to reach deep inside. Upon exhaling, the window became filled with outside scenery that could be viewed far away without blocking the view of life. The room is composed of a kitchen, an exterior deck, and a bedroom and bathroom area where food is cooked on an electric grill. The position of the bedroom is notable, adding to the fact that the tiger sleeps in the highest point of the room. In the corner of the bed, there was a natural jaw to sit on, forming a toenmaru-like space perfect for reading and listening to music. Throughout the bathroom, there is a space where you can breathe in the scent of stainless steel, like a tiger's temple, and a Hinoki bath is available for you to enjoy a peaceful rest with a herbal ball. Among other things, the subtle scent of rest spreads subtly. Fresh dew-soaked trees and moss in the morning, the thick woody scent of wild grass, a grassy smell, and a smoky scent. Hidden floral scents of wildflowers. In certain instances, the scent of outer diameter and space in harmony can be comforting, while in other instances, it can wake you up. Chwihoga's room is the best scent that he has created through experiments in which he visits countless scents, tests them, and stacks layers. Combined with the incense provided in the room, it evokes the sensuous sequence of "The Way From the Entrance of Odaesan Mountain, Through the Fir Tree Forest to Woljeongsa Temple," where the host family spent the most time. As a result of the transition of experience leading to the expansion of space, the external scenery represented in the room is emotionally drawn inside. You feel the outside environment even if you are inside.