Mokhyangjae (목향재)
- +82-10-8666-1217
- https://blog.naver.com/chinawoo7351
Overview
Mokhyangjae, which literally means a ’house with tree fragrance,’ is a traditional Korean pension house which stands alone beside a boulevard surrounded by apartment complexes. Entering the garden with a low fence, you will be greeted by the antique two-story Korean style building. The building of Mokhyangjae was built in the style of a palace with red pine tree used for the crossbeam and pillars. With a feeling of magnificence and coziness at the same time, the rafter ceiling shows the wood grain and the sliding door pasted with traditional Korean paper adds to the flavor of the traditional Korean style house.
The rooms are composed of the traditional Ondol Room where one or two persons can stay; the Ordinary Room is equipped with a bedroom and an attic; and the Deluxe Room has a wide traditional Ondol room for guests from solo travelers to families. The bedroom and the living room also have traditional display cupboard and heavy hardwood table which had been used by the owner of the house, adding to the flavor of the traditional Korean style house. Equipped with cartoons and picture books, the attic is a favorite place of children. Scattered with stepping stones, the front yard of the house is filled with Sansuyu, magnolia, and cherry trees that blossom in spring.
Mokhyangjae is running a traditional teahouse as well. The teahouse was opened thanks to the Chinese husband who enjoys tea, and most of the teas are imported from China. You can have a taste of dozens of kinds of teas including puer tea and red tea, along with a simple tea confectionery.
Utilization information
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- Capacity
- 20 persons
- Check-in
- 15:00
- Check-out
- 11:00
- In-room cooking
- N/A (Only simple cooking can be done in the communal kitchen.)
- Restaurants
- Available (Traditional teahouse)
- Contact
- • 1330 Travel Hotline: +82-2-1330 <br /> (Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese) <br /> • For more info: +82-10-8666-1217
- Parking
- Available (10 cars)
- Pick-up service
- N/A
- Rooms
- 3
- Reservations
- Available (+82-10-8666-1217)
- Room types
- *Ordinary Room / Room for 1~2 persons / Deluxe Room
- Size
- 197㎡, a two-story building
- Facilities
- Communal bathroom (toiletries, drier), communal living room, communal kitchen (refrigrator, induction, kitchen tools, dishes and bowls), seminar room, food & beverage facilities, BBQ
Updated 2019.09.17
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33, Mannam-ro 6-gil, Sejong-si
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