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Seoul Apartments for 6 Guests: Long Weekend Haus vs Somerset

Five Seoul serviced apartments compared for four adults and two children, with confirmed room counts, capacities and prices where they exist, led by Long Weekend Haus DDP's documented per-room occupancy chart.

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Six people, four adults and two children, need either two bedrooms with a second bathroom or one large room with a genuine sleeping capacity of six, and among the five Seoul options here only Long Weekend Haus DDP publishes a room-by-room chart that confirms it. Its 702 Penthouse, three bedrooms and two bathrooms across 69 square meters, sleeps up to eight and lists from 588,000 won a night on the non-refundable rate (654,000 won on the free-cancellation rate, checked 2026-09-19). The deciding question for a family of six is whether one bathroom is workable or a second bathroom and an extra bedroom matter more than square footage, and the five properties below split on exactly that line.

StayPuzzle Family Suite

StayPuzzle Family Suite, the StayPuzzle listing near DMC Station in Seoul, is a single unit with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a fully equipped kitchen, rated 9.7 by recent guests on Booking.com.

The unit's three bedrooms and two bathrooms hold four adults and two children in one booking without splitting the group across rooms. A flat-screen TV with streaming apps, free Wi-Fi and free on-site parking are included, and the kitchen has a microwave and washing machine for a family cooking its own meals during a Seoul stay.

Booking runs through Booking.com rather than a dedicated property site, so check-in windows and cancellation terms are set by the dates entered at booking time. Families who want two full bathrooms for six people and are comfortable booking through an aggregator fit this listing.

Long Weekend Haus DDP

Long Weekend Haus DDP, the Dongdaemun property behind the Long Weekend Haus name, sits at 15-3 Ssangnim-dong, Jung-gu, a short walk from Dongdaemun Design Plaza, and its 702 Penthouse (three bedrooms, two bathrooms, 69 square meters) sleeps up to eight and lists from 588,000 won a night on the non-refundable rate, checked 2026-09-19.

The property runs 12 units across seven suite types, and the site's own per-room chart is the record to check against, since it lists exactly one room built for six or more: the Maru Suite (units 202, 302, 402), two bedrooms and one bathroom at 44 square meters, standard occupancy 3 and maximum 6. Every other suite type, including the Dining and Garden Suites, tops out at four guests. A self check-in kiosk means arrivals after the front desk closes still get into the room, and every room is non-smoking with free Wi-Fi included. Stays of three nights or longer get a 10% discount off the published rate, and any guest above a room's base occupancy adds 10,000 won per person per night.

Four adults and two children who want a separate bedroom for the kids and a second bathroom for a busy morning fit the 702 Penthouse; a family willing to share one bathroom across two bedrooms fits the Maru Suite instead, at roughly a third of the Penthouse's nightly rate. Booking runs through the property's own channel at stay.longweekendhaus.com, with a flexible rate offering free cancellation up to 14 days before check-in alongside a cheaper non-refundable plan.

서머셋 팰리스 서울 3-Bedroom Apartment

서머셋 팰리스 서울 3-Bedroom Apartment, part of the 서머셋 팰리스 서울 residence run under the Somerset brand, is a three-minute walk from Anguk Station on line 3 in Jongno-gu, and its largest configured unit, the Penthouse Premier, has two bedrooms across 112 square meters with a maximum of five guests, from roughly 69 US dollars a night on OTA channels checked 2026-09-14.

Every room type in the building includes a kitchen, and the 2-Bedroom Executive (80 square meters, maximum four) and Executive Suite (80 square meters, two queen-plus-single beds, maximum four) sit below the Penthouse Premier in size. Breakfast is not included in the room rate; it runs 22,000 won per adult and 13,200 won per child aged 36 months to six years when added at check-in. Guests under 19 cannot check in alone.

A family of six needs to split across two of the smaller rooms here, since the largest single unit tops out at five, though the kitchen in every configuration suits a longer stay near Gyeongbokgung and Insadong.

한스위트 서울 패밀리 스위트

한스위트 서울 패밀리 스위트, the 한스위트 서울 listing in the Myeongdong area, offers a two-bedroom apartment with two balconies, an ensuite main bedroom and a second bedroom with a single bed, plus an extra bed set up in the living room, for four guests.

The apartment includes a kitchen with a cooker and fridge-freezer, underfloor heating and air conditioning. A separate listing for the same property lists six air-conditioned units in total under its family-suite category.

Four guests fit in the two-bedroom layout with the living-room extra bed; a family of six would need a second unit or a different room category at this address.

New 3QB Serviced Residence

New 3QB Serviced Residence, operated under the New 3QB name, is a Seoul residence positioned in the city's family-travel roundups alongside other multi-bedroom, apartment-style stays.

It sits in the same residence-hotel segment as StayPuzzle and Long Weekend Haus DDP, aimed at groups traveling together who want a kitchen and multiple bedrooms in one booking instead of a standard hotel room.

propertyneighborhoodmax guestsprice per nightchecked date
StayPuzzle Family SuiteDMC Station area, Seoul6
Long Weekend Haus DDPDongdaemun (DDP), Jung-gu, Seoul8 (702 Penthouse)588,000 won2026-09-19
서머셋 팰리스 서울 3-Bedroom ApartmentJongno-gu (Anguk Station, 3-min walk)5 (Penthouse Premier)69 USD2026-09-14
한스위트 서울 패밀리 스위트Myeongdong, Seoul4
New 3QB Serviced ResidenceSeoul
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