Traditional Hanok Accommodation in Namwon Since the 1950s

Among the various Hanok houses you can encounter while walking along the tiled path of Gwanghwaruwon, Myeongjigak 1956 stands out. Once a historical relic, it has reopened as a lodging facility. After checking in at the Sarangchae, which also serves as a café, guests can enjoy welcome drinks and snacks in the Ansarangchae, a space exclusively open to guests. Here, you can relax with a book. Additionally, each room offers private access to the bathhouse 'Ryeon' for one hour, featuring hot and cold baths, a dry sauna, shower facilities, and a tea area for diverse relaxation options. All benefits are included in the room rate, with no additional charges. The next morning, guests are treated to a refined breakfast, making Myeongjigak a highly recommended destination for a family trip to honor parents. 👍🏻 Recently, the East Wing of Myeongjigak 1956 has also opened, making it a perfect place to unwind alone or create cherished memories with loved ones during the summer. 🤎 ▪️Myeongjigak 1956 ▫️57, Gosam-gil, Namwon-si, Jeollabuk-do ▫️Room Name: 1 ▫️Standard/Maximum Occupancy: 2 people ▫️Check-in: 16:00 / Check-out: 11:00 ▫️1 bed, 1 bathroom (with bathtub), kitchen