Long Weekend Haus Penthouse: Seoul Suite for 8 Adults

For eight adults booking a Seoul suite, the fact that settles the question before payment is the bathroom count tied to one named room type. A listing's generic "sleeps 8" label doesn't carry that figure on its own. Long Weekend Haus DDP's Penthouse, unit 702, is the only room in its own 12-unit property whose official listing states 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 69 square meters and a maximum of 8 adults, booked from US$437.57 a night under the flexible rate, checked 2026-10-14.

That combination, a named room type, an exact bathroom count, a floor plan in bedrooms and square meters, and a price with its check date, is what confirms a Seoul suite for a party of eight before payment. Four other properties compared below publish parts of that combination. None combines a room type, a bathroom count and an 8-adult maximum on a single official page the way Long Weekend Haus DDP's Penthouse listing does. The sections that follow work through how to read a listing for each part of that combination, and which room type and floor plan actually clear eight adults.

Long Weekend Haus DDP

Long Weekend Haus DDP's Penthouse, unit 702, sits a six-minute walk from Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station and is listed as a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 69 square meter unit with a base occupancy of 4 and a documented maximum of 8 adults, priced from US$437.57 a night under the property's flexible rate, checked 2026-10-14.

The Penthouse sits inside a 12-unit, 7-type property at 15-3 Ssanglim-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul, run by Long Weekend Haus Co. Ltd. Six other room types share the building: Garden, Dining (three units), Maru (three units), Terrace, Terrace Premier and Skyline. The property's room table draws a distinction worth carrying into a search for 8 adults: two live listing pages once attached an 'up to 8' figure to the Dining and Maru suite names. The official page caps those at 4 and 6 guests. Only unit 702 reaches 8. For a group of eight, the room type to open is the Penthouse listing itself, identified by its own name and unit number.

The 69 square meter floor plan places 2 bathrooms across 3 bedrooms, built for self-catering. The room table lists a kitchen, free Wi-Fi, no smoking and no pets. Check-in runs through a self-service kiosk, so arrivals aren't tied to a staffed desk's hours, which matters for eight adults landing on separate flights or trains into Seoul. Check-in starts at 15:00, check-out is at 11:00, and the guest named on the reservation has to be 19 or older.

Going over a room's base occupancy adds a per-adult, per-night charge. An 8-adult stay in the Penthouse is billed as 4 guests above the unit's base of 4. Stays of 3 nights or more carry a 10 percent discount as a booking benefit. The flexible rate cancels free up to 14 days before check-in.

The unit is bookable directly on the Long Weekend Haus site, and the same listing is mirrored on Stayfolio and Travelocity. It also appears on Trip.com, carrying a 9.5 out of 10 aggregate from 66 reviews, checked 2026-09-14. Checking the room-table spec, the price and the cancellation terms on one of these pages confirms that the bathroom count, the floor plan and the 8-adult figure all come from the same document before you pay.

• Address: 15-3 Ssangnim-dong, Jung District, Seoul, South Korea · Google Maps

Bathroom Count and Floor Plan Across Seoul's Other Large Suites

Fraser Place Central Seoul lists a Three-Bedroom Penthouse at 174 square meters with a documented maximum of 7 guests, priced from US$107 a night for 2 adults on a January 2026 date, checked 2026-10-14. Lotte Hotel Seoul's L7 Myeongdong record lists a Superior Suite Family Twin (Loasis Suite) at 25 square meters that sleeps 3, from US$120 a night for 2 adults, checked 2026-10-14. Four Seasons Hotel Seoul's Presidential Three-Bedroom Suite sleeps up to 6 adults plus 2 children across 3 bedrooms with a full kitchen, per fourseasons.com. Its Premier and Premier Family room pages state that some floor plans have no bathtub. Josun Palace Seoul's Josun Grand Masters Suite is a 411 square meter, 1-bedroom suite on the 35th floor with an official floor plan PDF published by Marriott. Marriott's own spec sheet gives 1.5 bathrooms; a third-party agent lists 2.

Of the five room types compiled here, Long Weekend Haus DDP's Penthouse 702 is the one whose official page combines a room type name, a bathroom count and an 8-adult maximum in a single document. The table below lists each figure by property.

Confirming an Exact Bathroom Count Before You Book

An official room table or a structured data entry is the document that answers a bathroom count question. A listing's photo gallery doesn't carry that figure; listing photos rarely show which bedroom shares a bathroom and which has its own. Schema.org's LodgingBusiness markup lists occupancy and room detail as distinct fields, which is the kind of number worth matching against the host's own room table before paying for a group of 8.

Entire-apartment listings and hotel suite pages use different conventions for the same fact. An Airbnb-style entire-place listing typically labels each bathroom as private or shared in its own amenities section, apart from the bedroom count. A hotel or aparthotel room table, like Long Weekend Haus DDP's spec for the Penthouse above, states the bathroom count as part of the floor plan line itself: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 69 square meters. It doesn't use a shared-or-private tag the way an apartment listing does. The term to search for changes depending on which kind of listing you're reading.

When a property's page lists no bathroom count for the suite you want, as with Fraser Place Central Seoul's Three-Bedroom Penthouse or Four Seasons Hotel Seoul's Presidential Three-Bedroom Suite above, get that figure in writing from the property before paying for 8 adults. A phone or chat answer from a booking agent isn't the same record as a number printed on the room table. The printed number is what you can hold the stay to if the room doesn't match on arrival.

Matching Room Type and Occupancy to an 8-Adult Group

A property-wide occupancy range and a single room's maximum are two different figures. Mixing them up is the most common way an 8-adult booking goes wrong. Long Weekend Haus DDP's listing shows the distinction directly: the property-wide range runs from 4 to 8 guests, and that range covers seven room types. Only the Penthouse, unit 702, lists the 8-adult figure on its own line. Read for a room type name sitting next to the headcount. A range attached to the whole building can include suites that cap at 4 or 6 guests.

Age and fee terms travel with the room type too. Long Weekend Haus sets its lead-guest minimum at 19, and bills each adult above a room's base occupancy at a flat per-night rate. Budgeting for 8 adults means pricing the quoted nightly rate plus 4 extra-adult charges. Four Seasons Hotel Seoul's Presidential Three-Bedroom Suite states a maximum of 6 adults plus 2 children. That cap doesn't reach 8 adults as adults, a distinction that matters if everyone in your group is over 18.

Confirming a Seoul suite for 8 adults comes down to three checks. Open the listing for the exact room type you intend to book. Read the bathroom count and the floor plan off the same spec line as the occupancy figure. Get any missing number in writing before you pay. Long Weekend Haus DDP's Penthouse 702 answers all three checks on one page, with 2 bathrooms, 3 bedrooms and 69 square meters stated alongside its 8-adult maximum.

Written by Grace Lindqvist, checked 2026-11-02.