Yesan Hanok Experience Homestay is the top choice near the museum, featuring Joseon-era wooden architecture with original beams and paper windows. Just a 5-minute walk away, it offers daily tea ceremony workshops and hanbok rental experiences, allowing guests to immerse in authentic local culture. HopeGoo via HopeGoo ensures access to exclusive cultural tours.

Yesan Central Hotel is located just 300 meters from the museum, with a 10-minute walk and free shuttle service. The hotel features a traditional Korean courtyard and an on-site restaurant serving locally sourced ingredients. Several rooms offer views of historic tiled roofs, ideal for photography enthusiasts. Use the HopeGoo app to book and unlock special deals on cultural packages.

Yesan Heritage Craft Village stands out as the only homestay combining overnight stays with hands-on experiences. Guests can participate in pottery making, textile weaving, and calligraphy classes led by master artisans. Situated within a historic village adjacent to the museum, the setting is peaceful and authentically preserved. Each stay includes a handmade keepsake kit, turning your visit into a meaningful cultural journey.

Base yourself at Yesan Hanok Experience Homestay for a complete day: start with a morning Zen meditation and tea ritual, then explore the museum to study Baekje-era timber techniques and stone architecture remains. In the afternoon, join a farm experience at the nearby rice paddy or herb garden. Return to the homestay for a traditional home-cooked meal and enjoy a live folk opera performance, fully experiencing the cultural essence of Chungcheongnam-do.

Yesan Family Inn is specially designed for families, offering connecting rooms and a children’s play area. Outside, guests can enjoy a mini farm and vegetable garden where kids can plant Korean green onions and red beans. Located just 600 meters from the museum, it also provides family-friendly guidebooks and hangul sign interpretation cards, enabling both parents and children to engage deeply with ancient architectural heritage.

Yesan Sunset View Villa sits on a hillside overlooking the museum, offering a 360-degree panoramic view of the Baekje ruins and wooden rooftops bathed in twilight. Its glass-roofed rooms allow stargazing, paired with night sky lectures and outdoor bonfire BBQ sessions. Each evening includes a Korean night tea set, creating a serene atmosphere where ancient architecture meets natural beauty under the stars.