Healience Seonmaeul

Accommodations and Space Design: Harmony of Minimalism and Nature The accommodation buildings in Seonmaeul are harmoniously arranged within nature, befitting the term 'village.' The Garden Wing room I stayed in was designed with a focus on minimalism and functionality rather than extravagance. It was impressive to see unnecessary appliances like refrigerators and TVs removed, replaced instead with large windows that framed the forest scenery outside like a natural painting. The interior of the room was finished with warm wood and clean white tones, creating a cozy and comfortable atmosphere. Most accommodations are three-story buildings without elevators, giving a snug and intimate feel due to their low height. While some reviews mention the facilities being outdated, they are well-maintained and kept clean. Notably, the system of turning off all lights at midnight reflects Seonmaeul's thoughtful consideration for a good night's sleep. Shared spaces like the 'Seonhyang Cave' and 'Chunha Library' are also designed to maximize natural lighting and provide an environment for enjoying books and tea, making every moment spent here ideal for contemplation and relaxation. The true essence of rest in this place comes not from luxury but from a **'connection with nature.'**