Signiel Seoul announced on the 22nd that it will offer a room package called ‘Fine Stay,’ which combines a traditional Korean-style room (Hansil) embodying Korean traditional beauty with a Korean course meal from Michelin 1-star Bicheonah, until January next year.
The package includes a Hansil room (standard or suite) at Signiel Seoul and the premium Guhak course for two at Bicheonah. The stay period is from September 25th this year to January 15th next year. Prices start from 1.2 million KRW and reservations can be made by phone.
The Hansil room located on the 92nd floor of Signiel Seoul features a warm ondol floor, traditional lattice patterns, mother-of-pearl decorations, and lighting inspired by Cheongsachorong lanterns, showcasing a simple yet elegant Korean beauty. In particular, the cypress wood bathtub is designed to allow guests to enjoy the high-rise view, providing a relaxing and leisurely experience.
Traditional patterned mats and bedding are also separately prepared in the room, making it ideal for families with young children or foreign travelers who want to experience traditional Korean lodging culture. Bicheonah, the world’s highest Korean restaurant that has consistently earned a Michelin 1-star since 2017, offers the Guhak course where guests can savor the essence of Korean cuisine.
The Guhak course consists of five courses: welcome dish, first dish, main dish, filling dish, and finishing dish. Guests can leisurely enjoy 13 dishes and desserts over three hours starting from 7 PM. Korean-style and beautifully crafted ceramic tableware made by ‘Gwangjuyo’ enhances the visual pleasure of dining. This dinner course is available on the check-in date.
A marketing representative from Signiel Seoul said, “This product was prepared to promote the elegant and diverse flavors of Korean cuisine and the charm of the tranquil Hansil room,” adding, “We hope guests will fully experience the beauty of Korea through this package.”
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