Suwon City, led by Mayor Lee Jae-jun, announced that the public hanok cultural facility 'Namsuheon' will officially begin operations on the 14th.
Located near the Hwaseong Fortress wall in Namsu-dong (11-453 Namsu-dong), Namsuheon is a multi-cultural space offering hanok accommodations and traditional cultural experiences.
The opening ceremony took place on March 27, and the facility has since undergone trial operations to assess and improve its services.
Namsuheon spans a total area of 2,644.01 square meters, with one basement level and two above-ground floors. Construction began in April 2023, and the facility was completed in April of this year. The first floor features an open cultural space with a gallery café and a hanok library, accessible to all visitors, while the second floor includes 12 hanok guest rooms for accommodation experiences.
The guest rooms are available in various sizes, accommodating 1-2 people, 3-4 people, and 6-8 people. Room rates range from 180,000 to 500,000 won during off-peak seasons. Flexible pricing applies during peak seasons and weekends, with discounts available for Suwon residents on 10% of the rooms.
Operation of Namsuheon is managed by Awon Co., Ltd., led by Jeon Hae-gap, which oversees the hanok accommodation, gallery café, program management, and facility maintenance.
Reservations for accommodations can be made on the Namsuheon website starting on the 14th. For more details, please refer to the website.
Additionally, the Paldal-gu Office and Suwon Hwaseong Museum are located nearby. Attractions such as Hwaseong Haenggung, Haengridangil, and Changryongmun and Yeonmuddae are also within walking distance, making it convenient for visitors to explore the area around Suwon Hwaseong.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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