🏡 Hwadamchae — K-Culture Hideout in Seongbuk A private whole house (main house + annex) with serene hanok vibes and art touches. Step inside to a garden with plum-blossom murals—your quiet basecamp in the city. ✨ Why Hwadamchae? 🏠 Entire place: Main House (3 rooms, 2 baths, living, kitchen) + Annex (1 room, 1 bath, cozy lounge) 🍵 Tea Room: unwind with traditional tea & snacks 🌿 Garden Moments: murals, picnic set, “health zone” (acupressure mat, jump rope) 🧺 Stay-friendly: washer, dryer, steam iron, first-aid kit 🚗 1 free parking spot; pet stays—ask in advance 🎮 K-POP Demon-Hunters Vibe A crew HQ mood for planning your missions: brief in the living room, photo ops in the yard, night stroll to the park. 📍 Access Line 4 Gireum: 15–20 min walk / Village Bus Seongbuk 21 → Jukrimjeongsa (3-min walk) / ~5 min by taxi Line 6 Korea Univ.: Seongbuk 21 → Tongil Church (3-min walk) / ~7 min by taxi KTX Cheongnyangni: ~10–15 min by taxi Residential area (few big marts) → shop before arrival recommended 🌆 Nearby K-Culture Map 🧭 Naksan Park (very close): fortress-wall trail, panoramic Seoul night views, photo spots near Ihwa Mural Village & Daehakro 🎭 Daehakro: theaters, street shows, artsy cafés 🛕 Jeongneung: calm forest walk; lovely in autumn 🛍 Sungshin Women’s Univ. / Anam: local eats, vintage shops, campus strolls 🚇 Myeongdong, Dongdaemun, Gwanghwamun/Gyeongbokgung: easy via Line 4 & buses 📸 Photo Quests Plum-blossom mural → 2) Cat-garden mural → 3) Naksan Park wall walk at sunset → 4) Daehakro neon street Hashtags: #SeongbukHideout #NaksanNights #KpopBasecamp 👨‍👩‍👧 Perfect For Families (incl. pets), small groups & couples, digital-detox seekers (※ no TV), K-culture explorers & photo lovers. 📝 Notes Annex bath has a soaking tub (great for kids). Please wash used dishes & separate trash at checkout.

Hello, I’m ROSA, your host. I’m a young CEO and space designer who loves to break stereotypes and create new experiences by blending business with art. For me, a stay is never just about accommodation. It’s about designing emotions, stories, and memories into a space. That’s why I see each house as a canvas. Hwadamchae is my dream project: a place where the beauty of Korean tradition meets contemporary art, where you can escape Seoul’s fast rhythm and discover a private sanctuary of calm and creativity. Here, your time becomes more than just a stay: 🍵 meditating with tea in the tea room, 🌿 sharing stories in the garden, 📸 capturing moments among murals— all become little works of art. As a traveler myself, I’ve stayed in hotels and homes around the world, always searching for inspiration. Now, I want to give my guests that same sense of wonder and discovery. I especially value connections with international guests. Some return 3–4 times a year from Japan, and over time we’ve become close friends. For me, hosting is not just hospitality—it’s building friendships and creating cultural bridges. I hope your journey at Hwadamchae becomes a story as unique as a piece of art.

A Traveler’s Perfect Day Start your morning with fresh air on the Gaewoon Mountain Trail, shop and snack your way through Myeongdong in the afternoon, catch the sunset along the fortress wall at Naksan Park, and dive into the vibrant Dongdaemun Night Market after dark. A day well spent in Seoul, all within easy reach of our stay. @ Hot Spots: Hyehwa & Naksan Park - Hyehwa Station (10 min by subway) A lively neighborhood filled with theaters, indie performances, unique cafés, and youthful energy. - Naksan Park A rising hotspot thanks to K-pop Demon Hunters! Walk along the historic Seoul Fortress Wall, explore colorful mural villages by day, and enjoy breathtaking night views of the city after sunset. A must-visit hidden gem for travelers and photographers alike. @ Healing Moments Right Outside - Gaewoon Mountain Trail Just step outside our stay and you’re already on a forest path. Ideal for a morning jog, a relaxing walk, or simply breathing in the pine-scented air in the middle of the city. - Jukrim Jeongsa Temple (3 min walk) A small, peaceful temple where the soft sound of bells and calm atmosphere offer a quiet escape from the busy city. @ History & Tradition - Jeongneung Royal Tomb (10 min by car) The serene resting place of Queen Sindeok, the second wife of Korea’s first king. Surrounded by well-kept forest paths, it’s a tranquil spot to reflect and connect with history. @ Explore Seoul by Subway - Myeongdong (14 min) Seoul’s shopping paradise—street food, K-beauty, and neon lights all in one place. - Dongdaemun Design Plaza (10 min) A stunning mix of futuristic architecture and bustling night markets. Perfect for design lovers and night owls. - City Hall & Palaces (26 min) From City Hall Station, stroll to Cheonggyecheon Stream, Gwanghwamun Square, and the majestic Gyeongbokgung Palace—a walking tour through Seoul’s past and present.