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Yeorakjae is a hanok accommodation in Ganjin Dalbit Hanok Village at the south bottom of Wolchulsan Mountain. “Yeorakjae” means “being merry together.” It lets guests recover the joy of daily life that they might have forgotten while being occupied, through the space of ‘hanok.’ The owner of Yeorakjae designed the house herself after she moved from city to the village because she loves hanok. The house was finished with woods and earth following the tradition, and furnished with a modern interior.
There are two rooms, Full Moon and New Moon. Full Moon has a living room and an upper floor. The spacious living room can be versatile. You may read a book on the bean bag in front of the shelf filled with books, or drink a cup of tea looking at the window. New Moon has an upper floor with a large window and an attic. The beam projector and the AI speaker installed in the room help you take a comfortable rest. The breakfast cooked with vegetables from the family garden is served, and the welcome tea greets every guest. |
