Grace C.

Named after architect Grace Cheung, who designed The Wandering Walls, this room honors her devotion to every detail. As its very first guest, Grace left her spirit here—pure, calm, and intentional. Staying here is to quietly enter her vision of harmony between nature and design.

Information

Among the three guest rooms on the second floor, the Grace C. Room offers the most expansive ocean view and the largest space. It features a comfortable 28-square-meter indoor area and a private 12-square-meter balcony—an ideal retreat for gazing out toward the sea and mountains while calming both body and mind.

The balcony is furnished with a sofa daybed, perfect for lounging and enjoying panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean. In summer, you can watch the sun slowly dip beneath the horizon, closing the day in golden tranquility. As night falls, a vast, unpolluted sky reveals a velvet-like canopy of stars—an invitation to quietly lose yourself in the cosmos.

In addition to the queen-size bed, a single floor mattress can be added (with an additional charge), allowing the room to accommodate up to three guests. This makes it a great option for small families or close friends traveling together, sharing meaningful moments in a serene and spacious setting.

Room Facilities

Queen Size Bed (183*188 cm)
SONY Bravia 4K TV (55 inches)
B&O Beosound Emerge
Panasonic Split Type Air Conditioner
Dellware Mini Bar : free drinks and facial mask Bathrobes
Water Boiler Panasonic
Washlet Panasonic
Hairdryer
Aesop Toiletries
Zozola Handmade Soap and Bath Bomb
SRINLIM Cushion and Bed Runner Shell-Flower Rug

Artwork

Inside the Grace C. Room rests a handcrafted bronze bell from Kyoto, Japan—one of architect Grace Cheung’s most beloved places, and a city steeped in centuries of craftsmanship and Zen philosophy.

Minimal in form yet rich in spirit, the bell was forged by Kyoto artisans using traditional techniques. Gently striking the wooden clapper inside releases a low, resonant tone—deep and meditative—spreading slowly through the space like ripples in still water. In that moment, time seems to pause, and the room becomes quietly wrapped in tranquility.

The sound is not just heard, but felt—echoing the hush of early mornings in Kyoto temples, where silence carries weight and meaning. It perfectly complements the Grace C. Room’s architectural essence: restrained, contemplative, and enduring.

In a space defined by open sea views and natural light, this bell brings a contrasting stillness—a reminder that some of the most profound journeys begin by turning inward.

Note

Check-in hours: 15:00~21:00. Check-out time: up to 11am.

Grace is allowed up to 3 guests and 1 child stay for free if using existing bed.

Any delay to check-out will result in an extra fee.

Reservation

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