‘IJE’, a space that offers relaxation, opened its second branch in Gyeongju that has a long historic background. The first IJE was in Namhae and presented relaxation among ocean and nature, whereas this second branch is located under Bulguksa Temple in Gyeongju and offers a completely different experience. With the motif of the red color used in tile and dancheong, it emphasized the characteristics of Gyeongju. Upon entering the garden you will see landscaping prepared according to the characteristics of Gyeongju, and byeond the reception you will find a separate lounge where you can admire the garden. Additionally, aromatherapy, spa, and cuisine, which are attractive elements of the brand, have been continued and reorganized to meet the needs of Gyeongju. Everything needed for a pleasant time are presented here for you to fully enjoy your time of rest and healing.

The IJE, Gyeongju offers five types of relaxation rooms. The hotel offers two standard types of rooms, two suite types, and a deluxe type, depending on the view and type of window. Rooms are designed to provide a relaxing environment while looking at the tile, garden, or landscaping outside each type. Additionally, all rooms include an indoor bath that uses cypress, so you can enjoy a relaxing healing experience with the pleasant scent of cypress.

Byeolchaetang, one of the attractions at IJE, is available in two different types depending on the internal design, so it can be used according to your personal preference. Gyeongju's separate soup is now larger, permitting a leisurely part-time reservation, and only one team is allowed to use it privately at that time. It would be great if you could experience a spa, tea ceremony, and incense with your family, lover, or friend. Moreover, dinner and breakfast are composed of Korean dishes, including Gyeongju specialties, so guests can enjoy special memories while in Gyeongju. Now let's take advantage of our time and experience in Gyeongju without thinking about anything other than resting.

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Photo by Gihoon Park(@arc_factory)