K-Drama Filming Spot: Hotel Del Luna (Ikseon-dong Hotel Seine Cafe)
Visit Hotel Seine, the Ikseon-dong hanok-district cafe whose European-hotel-lobby styling is widely associated with the drama Hotel Del Luna.
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Visit Hotel Seine, the Ikseon-dong hanok-district cafe whose European-hotel-lobby styling is widely associated with the drama Hotel Del Luna.
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