Oeam Folk Village and Asan Hot Springs: Plan an Overnight

An overnight works best when you want a slow village visit and a separate bathing stop. Oeam offers village hanok stays; an Asan town stay keeps meals and transport outside the residential lanes. Choose the base around the part of the trip you most want to protect.

Staying in the village

Oeam’s official lodging information lists check-in from 14:00 and check-out by 11:00. These are individual village lodgings, so confirm the exact house, guest capacity, facilities, meals and arrival instructions before booking.

Guest vehicles follow registration and parking instructions. The village visitor rules prohibit ordinary cars from driving through the lanes and restrict entry to occupied homes without permission.

Staying in Asan town

A town base is more practical when dinner, transit or a specific bathhouse matters. Confirm the return journey after bathing; do not assume a bath is beside the village or open late.

Set the sequence before booking

Oeam Folk Village is at 13-2 Oeamminsok-gil 9beon-gil, Asan. Official visitor hours are 09:00–18:00 in summer and 09:00–17:00 in winter; it is open year-round. Individual admission is ₩2,000 for adults and ₩1,000 for teenagers, soldiers and children. Parking is free. Check the chosen lodging’s cancellation and arrival terms, then verify the bathhouse’s date-specific price, hours and rules separately.

Check Oeam’s official hanok-stay booking and house rules.

For entry details, use the official visitor guide.