Use the route below for planning, then open the linked sources for details that can change.
Choose Ilsan Lake Park or Paradise City
Korea Tourism Organization identifies Ilsan Lake Park in Goyang and Paradise City near Incheon Airport as Hotel Del Luna filming places. They belong to different regional plans. Ilsan offers a large public park with an ordinary walking purpose, while Paradise City is an operating resort where access depends on the specific public facility or legitimate customer use. Choose one cluster from the rest of the trip rather than crossing the capital region to collect both. The screen hotel is fictional, so do not describe any real property as if its guest areas, staff spaces, or event rooms were automatically open to fans.
Use Ilsan Lake Park as the public-first route
KTO's Goyang feature names Hotel Del Luna among productions filmed at Ilsan Lake Park. Begin with the park's current map and public entrances, then choose a manageable lake walk based on weather, mobility, and the next transport connection. Events, construction, water features, and landscaping can change the route or the remembered view. Keep lawns, cycle paths, and event areas clear, and avoid photographing identifiable visitors without consent. The park remains worthwhile as Goyang civic space even if no prop or exact composition survives. Pair it with one current Goyang cultural stop rather than an unverified residential or hospitality address.
Enter Paradise City only for a public service
KTO notes that Paradise City has appeared in Hotel Del Luna. The resort is not an open film museum. Confirm the exact facility, current visitor eligibility, reservation, ticket, customer policy, photography rule, and route with the operator before going. Public entertainment or exhibition areas may have different boundaries from hotel guest floors, restaurants, pools, event rooms, and staff corridors. Do not wander through the property looking for an angle or block guests for a reenactment. If no suitable public service fits the trip, keep the resort as exterior context or omit it and use the Ilsan park route instead.
Keep additional Seoul references conditional
Official tourism features also associate parts of Samcheong-dong with Hotel Del Luna, but a neighborhood label is not enough to certify every café, well, guesthouse, or doorway shared online. Add a Seoul stop only when an official source names the exact relationship and the current operator welcomes the intended visit. Do not direct readers to a guesthouse entrance or private lane merely because a scene can be recognized. A central Seoul walk can still use public galleries, streets, and heritage attractions as non-drama context. The main published choices remain Ilsan Lake Park and a legitimate Paradise City visit because their public boundaries can be explained clearly.
Show the real destinations, not the fictional hotel
The page should use licensed real-world photographs of the park or region, not broadcast stills, posters, trailer frames, logos, or copied production design. A brief note that the location appeared in the series is enough. Do not promise the red carpet, hotel desk, moon tree, costumes, or furnishings seen on screen. Sets and decorations may have been temporary, and current businesses control how their property appears. The travel value lies in a public Goyang park day or a properly booked resort activity. This keeps the guide useful after the visual memory of a particular scene no longer matches the place.
Refresh city and resort conditions separately
Use KTO for the filming relationship, Goyang City for current park conditions, and Paradise City for the exact service being considered. Recheck weather, events, maintenance, admission, customer eligibility, photography, and transport immediately before the relevant visit. Do not carry an old schedule or price into the page. Pick one regional anchor, save a same-area fallback, and remove any property whose public access is unclear. When the park is affected by an event, adjust the walking loop. When the resort cannot confirm a public visit, do not attempt entry. Official filming evidence and present visitor permission are separate requirements.