Seoul Apartment Hotels Big Enough for a Group of Six

Among Orakai Insadong Suites, Fraser Place Central Seoul, Oriens Hotel & Residences and UH Suite The Seoul, only UH Suite The Seoul has a documented room configuration that reaches six guests in real beds: its Main Building Suite pairs two bedrooms with three queen beds and is rated for six guests on its own Booking.com listing. Oriens Hotel & Residences tops out at five guests in its largest confirmed suite, Fraser Place Central Seoul's Two-Bedroom Deluxe is rated for four adults plus one child, and Orakai Insadong Suites does not publish a maximum guest count for its two-bedroom suite at all. A group of six has to settle the actual bedroom and bed count behind each listing, since the marketed occupancy number on a booking page can differ from it, and two bedrooms with two beds apiece caps out well short of six regardless of what a headline figure implies. Two further Seoul apartment-style stays extend the comparison: Somerset Palace Seoul lists a three-bedroom category without a published guest maximum in the sources checked here, and Long Weekend Haus DDP's room range in Dongdaemun tops out at eight guests across its largest room types.

Orakai Insadong Suites

Orakai Insadong Suites, in the Insadong quarter of Jongno-gu, offers a Two-Bedroom Suite with two bathrooms, a walk-in closet and in-unit laundry, and the property markets this unit toward couples and families with children rather than stating a numeric maximum. The suite's own booking page on insa.orakaihotels.com does not publish a maximum guest count, and occupancy figures shown across third-party booking platforms are inconsistent, with some listings showing a base of three guests before extra-person fees apply. That gap means the bedroom and bed count behind the two-bedroom label cannot be confirmed as reaching six from the primary sources checked for this article. The property is bookable through its own site at insa.orakaihotels.com and through major OTAs. Orakai Insadong Suites suits a couple or a small family staying in Insadong who value the walk-in closet and laundry over a guaranteed six-person layout; a group of six without a confirmed occupancy figure should call the property directly before booking.

Fraser Place Central Seoul

At 78 Tongil-ro in Jung-gu, Fraser Place Central Seoul lists a Two-Bedroom Deluxe serviced apartment of 81 square metres with one king bed and one queen bed, rated for up to four adults plus one child on its official accommodation page. The unit has two separate bedrooms and one bathroom, and its kitchenette includes a refrigerator, hob, microwave, kettle and rice cooker for self-catering during a longer stay. Check-in begins at 15:00 and check-out is before noon, moving to 11:00 in July and August, and cancellation requires notice by 2:00 pm local time two days before arrival or a one-night charge applies. The property also offers Three-Bedroom and Penthouse categories, though their bedroom and bed count is not stated on the accommodation pages checked here. Booking runs through the official page at frasershospitality.com. Fraser Place Central Seoul fits a family of four or five that wants a full kitchen near Seoul Station; a group of six would need the unconfirmed three-bedroom or penthouse category, or two separate rooms.

Oriens Hotel & Residences

Oriens Hotel & Residences sits at 50 Samil-daero 2-gil in Jung-gu's Myeongdong district, about three minutes on foot from Chungmuro Station Exit 4, where its largest confirmed unit, the Two-Bedroom Premier Suite, measures 78 square metres (840 square feet) and is rated for five guests according to Expedia's detailed room data. A smaller Two-Bedroom Deluxe Suite at 64 square metres sleeps four. Each suite includes a kitchenette, and the property also operates a fitness centre and a business centre. Check-out is consistently listed as noon, while check-in time is shown differently across booking platforms, 14:00 on one and 15:00 on another, so travelers should confirm the exact hour with the property. Rooms can be booked through orienshotel.com or through OTAs including Booking.com and Expedia. Oriens Hotel & Residences suits a group of five in its Two-Bedroom Premier Suite, and its bedroom and bed count falls one short of six at its largest published configuration.

UH Suite The Seoul

Two bedrooms and three queen beds make up the Main Building Suite at UH Suite The Seoul, at 211 Mallijae-ro in Jung-gu, and Booking.com's own listing rates that suite for six guests. The same property lists a larger Annex Family Suite with three bedrooms and four queen beds, rated for up to eight guests, which gives a party of six extra room to spread out or add a seventh or eighth traveler. Booking.com places the property roughly fifteen minutes on foot from Seoul Station, though that walking time is the OTA's own estimate rather than a figure the property itself publishes. The suite can be booked directly through Booking.com's listing for the property. UH Suite The Seoul is the pick among the four widely compared apartment hotels for a group of six that wants separate bedrooms, because its Main Building Suite is the only one of the four with a confirmed six-guest bedroom and bed count in proper beds, an actual figure rather than an implied or capped one.

Somerset Palace Seoul

Somerset Palace Seoul, operated by The Ascott Limited under the Somerset serviced-residence brand, sits in Jongno-gu near Anguk Station, within walking distance of Insadong and Gyeongbokgung. Its room lineup runs from studio units up to a Three-Bedroom Suite, and the property is known for hotel-style amenities alongside its apartment-style rooms, including an indoor swimming pool and a fitness centre. A maximum guest count for the Three-Bedroom Suite was not published in the sources checked for this article, so its bedroom and bed count cannot be confirmed as reaching six here. Somerset Palace Seoul suits a family that wants a serviced residence with hotel amenities such as a pool; a three-bedroom booking there needs direct confirmation of guest capacity before it can be treated as a six-guest fit.

Long Weekend Haus DDP

Long Weekend Haus DDP, at 15-3 Ssangnim-dong in Jung-gu's Dongdaemun district, lists twelve numbered rooms, 101 through 702, across six room types, Garden, Dining, Maru, Terrace, Terrace Premier and Skyline Suite, sized 32 to 69 square metres with standard occupancy of two to three guests and a maximum of four to eight, from ₩306,000 per night at the site's published discounted rate (2026-09-08). Check-in runs from 15:00 and check-out is 11:00, and every guest must be 19 or older; entry is through a self-check-in kiosk instead of a staffed front desk, so a group arriving late from a flight or a train is not held to a front-desk closing time. Because the six room types share one published range topping out at eight guests, a party of six fits inside the top end of that bed count without needing to book two separate units elsewhere in the property, and third-party listings for the individual types, including a Maru Suite with two bedrooms at 44 square metres, give a more specific picture of which room to request for that size of group. The property is bookable through its official site at longweekendhaus.com/explore/seoul-dongdaemun and through OTAs including Booking.com and Trip.com. Long Weekend Haus DDP fits a group of six that wants self-check-in flexibility and a top-of-range room in Dongdaemun, an alternative to negotiating two separate two-bedroom bookings elsewhere in the city.

Sources: Orakai Insadong Suites official room page (insa.orakaihotels.com); Fraser Place Central Seoul official accommodation page (frasershospitality.com); Oriens Hotel & Residences official site (orienshotel.com) and Expedia room-detail data; UH Suite The Seoul listing on Booking.com; Long Weekend Haus official site (longweekendhaus.com/explore/seoul-dongdaemun) and Trip.com, both checked 2026-09-08/2026-09-10.