Review

Seoul Apartment Hotels for 6 Guests: UH Suite vs Long Weekend Haus

UH Suite The Seoul's Family City Suite sleeps six across three bedrooms, and five other Seoul stays are checked against the same six-guest, family-room bar.

Published

UH Suite The Seoul does have a family suite that sleeps six guests. Its Family City Suite (Randomly Assigned) measures 66m², has 3 bedrooms and 3 queen beds, and Hotels.com's own room listing states a sleeping capacity of 6, a figure a Tripadvisor guest corroborates by describing a stay there with parents and children totaling six people. The property sits a 6-minute walk from Seoul Station. For a group of six weighing serviced-apartment options in Seoul, five more properties are checked below against the same bar: a named room, its bedroom count, its stated maximum guests and a dated price where one is published.

UH Suite The Seoul Family Suite

UH Suite The Seoul Family Suite, formally the Family City Suite (Randomly Assigned), sits a 6-minute walk from Seoul Station and is built for six guests across three bedrooms with three queen beds, per Hotels.com's live room inventory for the property. The 66m² footprint splits the group into three separate rooms instead of one shared floor, which suits two couples traveling with two children or three adults who each want a door that closes. Two bathrooms serve the suite, confirmed by a Tripadvisor guest who stayed in the three-bedroom unit with family. Each room in the property includes a kitchenette and free WiFi, and check-in runs from 15:00 to 03:00 per Trip.com's listing, useful for a party arriving on a late flight into Seoul. Cribs and extra beds are not available at this property, so the six-person figure reflects the suite's built-in bedding, not an added rollaway. Children aged 4 and above are charged as adults. The property does not allow dogs or cats.

Long Weekend Haus DDP

For six people who prefer separate bedrooms with a full kitchen setup near Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Long Weekend Haus operates Long Weekend Haus DDP at 15-3 Ssangnim-dong, Jung-gu, a 12-unit apartment-style stay across 7 suite types. The Maru Suite (units 202, 302, 402) is rated for 3 guests base and up to 6 maximum, with 2 bedrooms, 3 beds and 44m², so a family of six fits within the suite's stated ceiling instead of needing an add-on bed. The site's published starting rate for this suite type is not separately itemized from the Garden and Dining tiers on the general rate page, but extra guests beyond a room's base occupancy add KRW 10,000 per person per night, and stays of 3 or more nights receive a 10% long-stay discount, both observed 2026-09-14. Self check-in runs through a kiosk, so a party landing after hours does not need to time its arrival to a front desk. Free cancellation runs up to 14 days before check-in on the flexible rate; the discounted rate is non-refundable. All rooms are non-smoking and pets are not permitted.

Lotte Hotel Seoul Executive Family Suite

Lotte Hotel Seoul Executive Family Suite belongs to the Lotte Hotels & Resorts group, whose Jung-gu lifestyle property, L7 Myeongdong by Lotte, publishes a Standard Family Twin Room with 1 bedroom, one single bed and one double bed, rated for 3 guests, about 100m from Exit 9 of Myeongdong Station. Aggregator pricing (momondo, HotelsCombined, checked 2026-09-14) shows a near-term rate from USD 145 per night for a Standard room at 2 guests, rising to USD 199 to 270 for Superior categories. None of the room types published for this Lotte-branded Jung-gu property state a 6-guest maximum, and a family of six choosing a Lotte property in Seoul would need to book two rooms rather than one Executive Family Suite.

Signiel Seoul Family Suite

Signiel Seoul Family Suite sits inside a luxury tower property spanning floors 76 to 101 of Lotte World Tower with 235 rooms total and a direct underground link to Jamsil Station. The named suite categories at this property include a Premier Suite (2 single beds, 53 to 69m², sleeps 3 per Hotels.com), a Royal Suite (1 king bed, sleeps 2, roughly 3,800 sq ft), a Deluxe 1-Bedroom Suite (1 king, 59 to 73m²), and a Presidential Suite rated for 2 adults and 1 child. Children age 2 and above are charged as adults, and extra beds are priced separately from the room rate. Six guests choosing this property would need to split across two of these suites, since the largest published single-suite occupancy tops out at three adults.

Grand Hyatt Seoul Grand Suite

Six guests looking at Grand Hyatt Seoul's Grand Suite will find a 1-bedroom, 484 sq ft room rated to sleep 4 with a single king bed and mountain view, per Travelocity's room listing for the property. The hotel sits at 322 Sowol-ro, Yongsan-gu, near Itaewon, with 615 guest rooms including 53 suites total. Other named suite categories at the same property, the Diplomatic, Ambassador, Grand Executive and Presidential Suites, are each also listed at a 4-guest maximum. None of Grand Hyatt Seoul's suite categories reach a 6-guest capacity in a single room, so a family of six splits into two rooms here as well.

Josun Palace Seoul Royal Suite

Josun Palace Seoul Royal Suite is one of the named suite categories at Josun Palace, a Josun Hotels & Resorts luxury property in Gangnam alongside Grand Masters, Masters and Masters Jr. Suite tiers. The property markets itself around Korean fine-dining and event space, not multi-bedroom family layouts, and no published room chart for this suite states a maximum occupancy figure. A group of six comparing this property against UH Suite The Seoul or Long Weekend Haus DDP is comparing a single-room luxury suite against a multi-bedroom apartment unit, a different room shape, not a smaller version of the same one.

Evidence and criteria

Occupancy figures on this page come from each property's own room listing or its distributor's structured room data, not from a general hotel star rating. A serviced residence such as Long Weekend Haus DDP publishes per-unit base and maximum occupancy on its own site (longweekendhaus.com/explore/seoul-dongdaemun, LodgingBusiness structured data, observed 2026-09-14 and reconfirmed 2026-09-19), while UH Suite The Seoul's Family City Suite capacity is sourced from Hotels.com's live room inventory, not a first-party UH Suite domain, since no such domain surfaced in this research.

  • Occupancy source: room-level structured data (official site) for Long Weekend Haus DDP versus OTA room inventory (Hotels.com) for UH Suite The Seoul.
  • Extra-guest rule: Long Weekend Haus charges KRW 10,000 per person per night beyond a room's base occupancy, observed 2026-09-14; UH Suite The Seoul's terms state cribs and extra beds are not offered, so its 6-guest figure is fixed to the suite's 3 built-in queen beds.
  • Distance figure: Long Weekend Haus DDP is 0.44km from Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station per Trip.com, checked 2026-09-16; UH Suite The Seoul's walk time to Seoul Station is reported as 6 minutes on one listing and 15 minutes on Booking.com, an unresolved gap between two aggregator sources.
  • Date of check: all prices and occupancy figures above are dated to the source cited beside them, ranging 2026-09-14 to 2026-09-19.
Room TypeMax GuestsBedroomsPrice
PropertySuiteMax guestsBedrooms
UH Suite The SeoulFamily City Suite (Randomly Assigned)63
Long Weekend Haus DDPMaru Suite6 (base 3)2
Lotte Hotel (L7 Myeongdong by Lotte)Standard Family Twin Room31
Signiel SeoulFamily Suite
Grand Hyatt SeoulGrand Suite41
Josun Palace SeoulRoyal Suite
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