The story, without the spoilers.
In the heart of Seoul stands a hotel that living people cannot see. Hotel del Luna welcomes only the dead, offering them a final place to rest before they move on. Its owner, Jang Man-wol, is glamorous, sharp-tongued and impossibly old: cursed centuries ago, she has run the hotel for a thousand years while waiting for someone to end her punishment. Then Goo Chan-sung, a serious young hotel manager, is forced to work for her, and the man who believes in rules and reason must learn to serve guests who are no longer alive. Hotel del Luna is visually gorgeous, from Man-wol's ever-changing outfits to the glowing, dreamlike hotel itself. Each ghost brings a small, moving story about regret, love or unfinished business, while the central romance slowly softens two guarded people. IU is magnetic, the fantasy is playful and sad in equal measure, and the ending stays with you long after the lights go out.
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