Hotel Del Luna
A Day's Journey
A route that follows the work's scenes in order. Match the travel times and filming hours, and the air of that day will come close to you.
Hotel del Luna, a Banquet for the Departed
2019's tvN <Hotel del Luna>, written by the Hong sisters, is the story of a hotel between death and rebirth. Manager Jang Man-wol (IU) has lived a thousand years; her human manager is Gu Chan-seong (Yeo Jin-goo). The hotel is invisible to the living.
The main façade was filmed around an old colonial-era building in Incheon; the room interiors were built on a set in Chungmuro, Seoul. East and West, pre-modern and modern coexist in the same building's mise-en-scène — and never wobble across the season.
OST and art design make the show feel like a musical. The rooftop scene set to 'Can You Hear Me' was completed within a single day's sunset.
Goodbye. Leave well today, and come back slowly next time. — Jang Man-wol
What happened behind the scenes?
Where should you go?
How are fans visiting?
“The cafe on the 2nd floor in Chinatown gives the most Del Luna feel. One drink, one hour.”
“Fairytale Village is quietest on weekday mornings — best for photos.”
“Check Namsangol Hanok Village's night-opening dates. Lit up, the vibe changes entirely.”






