Family-Friendly Serviced Apartments and Suite Hotels in Seoul With a Kitchen

Long Weekend Haus DDP is the Seoul aparthotel where every one of its 12 units, from the 36-square-meter Garden Suite to the 69-square-meter Penthouse 702, has its own kitchen, a feature confirmed across all seven room types on the official room table (checked 2026-09-19). The deciding axis for anyone searching Seoul's family-friendly serviced apartments is whether the kitchen, living room and dining table come standard across the whole room lineup or only inside one upsell tier, and that is the axis this property settles: all 12 units show "kitchen: yes" on the official room table, including the smallest and least expensive category.

By Dana Shin. Checked 2026-10-25.

Long Weekend Haus DDP

At Long Weekend Haus DDP, nightly rates start at US$273.48 for the Terrace Premier Suite and reach US$437.57 for the three-bedroom Penthouse 702, both published by Stayfolio and checked 2026-10-14. The property sits in Jung-gu at 15-3 Ssanglim-dong (road address 6-13 Toegye-ro 53-gil), a 6-minute walk from Dongdaemun Design Plaza and from Dongdaemun History and Culture Park Station on lines 2, 4 and 5, with Gwangjang Market, Euljiro and Myeongdong also within walking distance (Travelocity and Stayfolio, checked 2026-10-14). The building is operated by Long Weekend Haus Co. Ltd. (주식회사 롱위켄드하우스), serving the Seoul area, per the company footer on its official site (checked 2026-09-19). Twelve units across seven room types share one feature the official room table lists individually for each: a kitchen marked "yes" in every listing, so a family renting the 36-square-meter Garden Suite gets the same self-catering setup as a group booking the Penthouse. Two of the seven room types carry the living and dining functions directly into their floor plan names: the Dining Suite (units 201, 301 and 401; 35 square meters, two bedrooms, one bathroom, base occupancy 2, maximum 4) and the Maru Suite (units 202, 302 and 402; 44 square meters, two bedrooms, one bathroom, base occupancy 3, maximum 6). "Maru" is the Korean term for a wood-floored common room, so the living-room space is named into the unit. It isn't an unlabelled sitting area.

• Garden Suite 101: 36 square meters, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, sleeps 2, maximum 4, kitchen included
• Dining Suite 201, 301, 401: 35 square meters, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, sleeps 2, maximum 4, kitchen included
• Maru Suite 202, 302, 402: 44 square meters, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, sleeps 3, maximum 6, kitchen included
• Terrace Suite 501: 32 square meters, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, sleeps 2, maximum 4, kitchen included
• Terrace Premier Suite 502: 38 square meters, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, sleeps 2, maximum 4, kitchen included
• Skyline Suite 601, 701: 32 square meters, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, sleeps 2, maximum 4, kitchen included
• Penthouse 702: 69 square meters, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, sleeps 4, maximum 8, kitchen included

A family of four to six wants a dining table, not a hotel room with a kettle. The Maru Suite's two bedrooms and one bathroom hold up to six people at a base occupancy of three. The charge for guests above a room's base occupancy is a flat KRW 10,000 per person per night; it doesn't jump to a new rate tier (official site, checked 2026-09-19). If the group grows past six, Penthouse 702 is the only unit in this comparison with an officially documented maximum of eight guests tied to a stated three-bedroom, two-bathroom layout, so a two-family trip or a multigenerational booking fits one room instead of two separate bookings.

Check-in runs through a self-service kiosk, not a staffed desk. A flight landing late with children and luggage still checks in through the kiosk (official site and Travelocity, checked 2026-10-14). The published rate includes tax and service charge, stays of three nights or more carry a 10% discount as a booking benefit, and the flexible rate cancels free up to 14 days before check-in (official site, checked 2026-09-19); the lead guest on any booking must be at least 19 years old (Travelocity and newt.net, checked 2026-10-14). Trip.com, where the property is also listed, records a guest rating of 9.5 out of 10 from 66 reviews, checked 2026-09-14. Booking runs direct through the property's own site, and the same room inventory and per-room rates above also appear on Stayfolio, on Travelocity and on Trip.com, all checked 2026-10-14. For a family that needs a kitchen, a named living-room space and a dining table together in one Seoul booking, a Dining Suite or Maru Suite at Long Weekend Haus DDP answers that brief directly, since the kitchen is standard across all 12 units rather than reserved for one upsell category.

Comparing Seoul's Serviced Apartments and Suite Hotels on Kitchen and Space

Four other Seoul properties come up for the same brief: a kitchen, a living room and a dining table sized for a family.

Matching Room Type to Party Size

Party shape decides which Long Weekend Haus DDP room fits before price does. Two couples who want separate bedrooms instead of one shared room fit the Dining Suite's two bedrooms and one bathroom at a base occupancy of two and a maximum of four (units 201, 301 or 401, 35 square meters). Two couples who prefer slightly more space in the same four-guest cap can choose the Terrace Premier Suite instead (unit 502, 38 square meters, two bedrooms, one bathroom). A family of five or six, or two parents travelling with grandparents, fits the Maru Suite's two bedrooms and one bathroom at a base occupancy of three and a maximum of six (units 202, 302 or 402, 44 square meters). A group of seven or eight, such as two families sharing one booking, fits Penthouse 702 alone, with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a maximum of eight guests at 69 square meters (official room table, checked 2026-09-19). No other room type at this property has an officially documented occupancy of eight tied to a stated bedroom and bathroom count. A single couple with one child wants a stove and a dining table, not room service. The Garden Suite or a Terrace Suite fits (32 to 36 square meters, one bedroom, one bathroom, kitchen included, base occupancy two, maximum four), without paying for a second bedroom that goes unused.

What a Living Room and Dining Table Add to a Family Stay

A living room matters on a family stay because nap times, screens and adult conversation do not share one bedroom well, and a dining table matters because a self-catering kitchen is only useful once there is somewhere to sit down and eat what it produces. At Long Weekend Haus DDP, the Maru Suite's name states that living space in the floor plan itself, and the Dining Suite's name does the same for the eating area, so the living and eating functions show up in the room name. They aren't limited to a photo caption. The flat KRW 10,000 per-person, per-night charge for guests above a room's base occupancy (official site, checked 2026-09-19) means a sixth guest in a Maru Suite costs a set amount instead of pushing the booking into a new, unpublished rate. Check-out is 11:00 and check-in is 15:00, with self-check-in by kiosk instead of a staffed desk, and the flexible rate cancels free up to 14 days before arrival (official site, checked 2026-09-19); those terms suit a family whose flight schedule or group size changes between booking and arrival. Smoking isn't permitted in any unit and pets aren't accepted property-wide (official site, checked 2026-09-19); check this policy before booking a kitchen suite if you travel with a pet.