Daisy on the Hill

FAQ about Daisy on the Hill

• What kind of indoor swimming pool does Daisy on the Hill have, and do I need to bring anything when visiting with my child?

  Next to the indoor swimming pool at Daisy on the Hill, there is a shower room stocked generously with body wash, body lotion, a hair dryer, towels, and more. Since it is located across from the kitchen, you can watch your kids while they play. Tubes, hammock tubes, arm tubes, life jackets, goggles, and water play toys are all prepared, so if you just bring swimsuits, you can fully enjoy the water with your child without needing any other items.
• How are the indoor and outdoor play facilities set up, and how is child safety managed at Daisy on the Hill?

  The outdoor yard, covered with artificial grass and measuring about 100 pyeong, includes a sand play area, hammock, bicycles, and ride-on electric cars, so kids can run around and play freely. Indoors, there are many play spaces including a trampoline, ball pit, slide, play kitchen, pretend hospital, and pretend market. CCTV is installed inside, making it easy to check where your kids are. There are also two restrooms, one by the living room and one by the water play area, so it is convenient even for larger groups.
• How can I prepare meals, enjoy barbecue, or order food delivery at Daisy on the Hill?

  The kitchen is equipped with children's tableware, cups, trays, chopsticks, spoons, a baby chair, and a folding table. Outside, there is a barbecue area designed with a street tent concept, where you can enjoy barbecue. If you bring barbecue ingredients such as meat, you can use the space right away, and food delivery is also available.
• Are there any basic booking details or special services at Daisy on the Hill?

  The space can accommodate 8 people by default and up to 15 people maximum. If you check the 'basic birthday party table' option when booking, they provide a free decoration service matched to the child's gender. It is operated as a private space for only one group, so booking in advance is recommended.
• When visiting Daisy on the Hill with my child, what extra items should I bring, and what special seasonal experiences are available?

  When visiting with your child, you only need to bring swimsuits. Other water play items, toiletries, and towels are all provided. From December to March, a roasted sweet potato drum is available, so you can bring sweet potatoes or corn to roast and eat. You can also enjoy various experiences such as the fire pit area inside the yard, seasonal outdoor activities, and barbecue.
• What are the usage fees and additional options such as the bubble room and fire pit at Daisy on the Hill?

  Weekday Session 1 and Session 2, 09:30 to 14:30 and 16:30 to 21:30: 220,000 won. Weekday full-day pass, 10:30 to 18:30: 330,000 won. Friday Session 1 and Session 2: 220,000 won to 250,000 won, full-day pass: 370,000 won. Saturday and Sunday Session 1 and Session 2: 220,000 won to 250,000 won, full-day pass: 370,000 won to 380,000 won. Bubble room, regardless of group size: 10,000 won. Fire pit, including firewood and aurora powder: available for an additional 20,000 won.