Motel Lavender is located in Suwon, Gyeonggi-do’s busiest city, near the offices of Suwon Municipal Government, making it popular among business travelers. Hyowon Park, ideal for brisk refreshing strolls, is within easy walking distance from the hotel. Suwon is the administrative and cultural center of the region. Suwon Hwaseong Fortress is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site rich in history and culture and a must-visit location during your stay in Suwon. After a day of touring, why not sample the local specialty, wang galbi (Grilled Premium Beef Ribs.

Designed as an exposed-style café the Hotel Yaja Oncheon in Busan boasts guest rooms with vintage–style interiors and a distinguished atmosphere. The hotel provides optimized services including facilities of various sizes for all types of guests including family groups and business travelers. As the hotel is situated in the center of Busan, guests can reach any of its major tourist destinations within twenty to thirty minutes. The hotel is also just ten minutes’ drive from Haeundae Beach. In addition, the nearby traditional markets Gukje Market and Jagalchi Market are ideal places to sample fresh seafood and create happy memories.

Baekche Tourist Hotel is located in the center of the city of Buyeo, and has built up a reputation as an excellent hotel. It can accommodate up to 230 guests at once with their facilities, including Western-style rooms, Korean-style rooms, a banquet room, and a wedding hall, making it a perfect place for holding various activities.

The Pusan Plaza Hotel is a 2-star hotel that has 60 comfortable rooms and a variety of amenities. From the hotel it’s only a 10-minute walk to the Gwangbeok-dong and Nampo-dong area, which is famous for being the center of fashion trends and movie festivals. The renowned Jagalchi Fish Market is also only a 10-minute walk away. Other famous tourist locations such as Haeundae Beach and Taejongdae can be reached in 30 minutes by bus, making the hotel a convenient and affordable place to stay for tourists visiting the area.

Plaza Tourist Hotel is located near Busan Station Plaza in the heart of the port city of Busan. Since a remodeling in 2004, the hotel now offers 42 Western-style rooms and 13 Korean-style rooms, as well as other convenience facilities including a coffee shop, Korean/Western restaurant, a reception hall, a 24-hour sauna and Sangseol Buffet restaurant with a great view of Busan Harbor.

Donghwa Kim's Hotel, located in Jongno-gu Pyeongchang-dong, was designed to give the impression of a mountain cabin while combining Korean and modern architectural elements, resulting in a structure of notable artistic taste. The 4-story hotel has 51 comfortable guestrooms, a banquet hall, a coffee shop, a Western restaurant, and a Korean restaurant and affords an open view of neighboring Bugak Mountain.

The Samhoja Motel is located near the Government Complex-Daejeon, the Daejeon Courthouse, and the Daejeon City Hall. It is also close to department stores and convenient facilities attracting many business guests and tourists. Not far from the hotel are the Yuseong Spa, the Gyeryongsan National Park and the Jangtaesan Recreational Forest. The hotel is the best place to stay at when traveling around Daejeon.

Located in Bukchon, surrounded by Bugaksan Mountain between Gyeongbokgung Palace and Changdeokgung Palace, Rakkojae Seoul is one of the first hanok accommodations opened in the area, and it is a popular tourist spot for the unique beauty of its hanok buildings and delicious restaurants as well as ancient palaces and Insa-dong street. Entering the alleyway along the wall of Jaedong Elementary School, an extraordinary-looking hanok structure with the name plaque ‘Rakkojae’, meaning “a place where one can enjoy the traditions of times past and rest one’s soul”, is found. Rakkojae Seoul is a boutique hanok hotel that was built by renovating an old noble family’s house with a history of 130 years by Human Cultural Asset-Master Carpenter Chung Young-jin. With the quiet and still atmosphere, the hanok hotel has a ‘ㅁ’-shaped hanok structure with various charms including black roof tiles, a red clay wall, a tall gate, a yard with a pond, sotdae (pole), an iron pot and jars, a pavilion, and a garden planted with bamboo and pine trees along the walls. Rakkojae aims to promote the true beauty of the traditional Korean house and provide the best quality services. At the hotel, eating is a matter of the highest priority. Based on Korean style food, guests can choose between standard and high quality Korean table d’hote, which requires an advance reservation. The music performance of gayageum (Korean zither with twelve strings), pansori (epic chant), geomungo (Korean zither with six strings), or daegeum (large bamboo transverse flute) takes place on the floor of the pavilion. It also offers various hands-on programs including a tea ceremony, making Kimchi, and a royal court traditional Korean clothes experience. The room temperature of the Jjimjilbang (Korean dry sauna), the most popular experience among guests, reaches up to 60°C through a furnace. In addition, each room is equipped with a bathtub made of Hinoki cypress. There is an interesting background story about how the owner started running the hanok hotel. Mr. Ahn, who worked for an engineering company in the U.S.A. and came back to Korea after about ten years, originally ran the Korean restaurant. As he was charmed by the hanok structure of the restaurant and wanted to introduce it to his foreign friends, he led trips to ancient hanok buildings from 1994. Then, he heard about the plan to demolish the building of Jindan Academic Society in 2000, and Ahn bought it to establish Rakkojae. With the motivation of promoting the true beauty of Korea to the world, the boutique hanok hotel ‘Rakkojae’ was designed with sophisticated decorations and objects such as old furniture, paintings, elegant ceramics and tea sets.