Rakkojae Traditional Hotel – A hanok (traditional Korean house) in the middle of Seoul
Meaning “a place where one can enjoy the traditions of times past and rest one’s soul,” Rakkojae Seoul is a Korean traditional culture space with a history of 130 years. It was renovated by Human National Treasure-Master Carpenter Young Jin Chung in 2003 and has since received international acclaim. Here, the harmony created between traditional Korean architecture and nature has created an opportunity for the true beauty of hanok to shine. Upon passing the graceful main gate, one can see neat a cozy hanok. The bamboo and pine trees scattered in the garden add to its natural beauty and the rubber shoes placed on each terrace stone bring back the scent of old memories.
Location – Jongno
The hotel is located near Anguk Station (Line 3), exit 2. The address is 218 Gahoe-dong Jongro-gu Seoul (서울시 종로구 가회동 218).
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