Seoul Hanok Beds or Floor Bedding (Long Weekend Haus DDP)

Hanok stays in Seoul put guests on traditional yo bedding, a floor mattress laid out nightly on a heated ondol floor, not a Western bed frame, at properties like Rak-Ko-Jae Seoul and Bukchonmaru Hanok Guesthouse. Long Weekend Haus DDP, the Dongdaemun stay from Long Weekend Haus, is furnished with counted beds per suite instead, from 306,000 won a night for its Garden Suite on the non-refundable rate (official site, checked 2026-09-19).

If you want the restored-hanok floor-yo experience, the hanok guesthouses below confirm it room by room from their own listings and guest reviews. If you want a bed in every bedroom for two couples, four adults or a family of up to eight, Long Weekend Haus DDP's suite table further down answers that instead.

By Mina Cho. Checked 2026-10-06.

Long Weekend Haus DDP

Long Weekend Haus DDP is a 12-suite apartment-hotel across seven suite types at 15-3 Ssangnim-dong, Jung-gu, a short walk from Dongdaemun Design Plaza. Its Dining Suite sleeps two (max four) across two bedrooms with two beds at 35 square metres, from 306,000 won a night on the non-refundable rate or 341,000 won with free cancellation up to 14 days before check-in (official site, checked 2026-09-19); the two-bedroom, three-bed Maru Suite sleeps three (max six) at 44 square metres in the same 306,000/341,000 won band, and the three-bedroom, four-bed 702 Penthouse sleeps four (max eight) at 69 square metres from 588,000 won (non-refundable) or 654,000 won (free-cancellation). Every suite is specified by bedroom and bed count rather than by floor-mat capacity, so if two couples are travelling together, a Dining or Maru Suite gives each pair its own bedroom and its own bed instead of one shared floor-bedding room, and a family of up to eight can book the 702 Penthouse's three bedrooms and two bathrooms outright. Extra guests beyond a suite's base occupancy add 10,000 won per person per night, and stays of three nights or more get a 10 percent discount, both published on the booking page (checked 2026-09-14). Check-in runs through a self-service kiosk, not a staffed desk with fixed hours, so if you are arriving after a hanok guesthouse's front desk has closed for the night, this property still gets you into a room with a made-up bed instead of a floor mat you lay out yourself. Guests who want the restored-hanok floor-yo experience should book one of the properties above; guests who want a counted bed in a bedroom that matches their group size book the suite that fits here, through the property's own booking page, which lists simple pay, bank transfer and card as payment methods.

Other products compared: Rak-Ko-Jae Seoul(Bukchon Hanok Village, Jongno-gu, near Anguk Stn Exit 2 · Floor yo on heated ondol, no bed frame · Far Bedroom, sleeps 2, 1 bedroom · From KRW230,000+10% VAT/night (aggregator rate, checked 2026-10-06)), Bukchonmaru Hanok Guesthouse(Bukchon Hanok Village, Jongno-gu, near Anguk Stn Exit 2 · Floor futon (yo) on heated ondol, no raised bed documented · Traditional Double Room, sleeps 2, shared bath · From US$78 to US$100/night (Booking.com, checked 2026-10-06)), Doo Hanok Guesthouse(Gyedong-gil, Bukchon Gyedong, Jongno-gu · Floor sleeping reported by guests; bedding type not stated on official listing · Double Room, sleeps 2 to 3 · From US$28 to US$136/night (aggregator, checked 2026-10-06)), Tea Guesthouse(Gyedong-gil, Gahoe-dong, Bukchon, Jongno-gu · Thin sleeping mats reported by guests; no bedding spec on official page · Single Room, sleeps 1, shared bath).