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The temple-stay participants' accommodation experience in Hanok is very important not only in terms of Buddhist culture but also in terms of traditional Korean architectural culture. There are quite a few studies on satisfaction with Buddhist culture experiences such as temple-stay programs, but few studies have approached temple-stay accommodation facilities in terms of satisfaction with the architectural environment. This study was conducted on-site through post occupancy evaluation (POE), interview survey, and participation observation methods of temple-stay participants. 270 valid samples of the questionnaire were finally analyzed. As a result of the analysis, Temple Stay showed dissatisfaction in the order of barrier-free facilities, lighting, and noise in the architectural environment of accommodation facilities. The preferred flat type for temple-stay accommodation was C-type. This study is aimed at revitalizing temple-stay and making Korean traditional Hanok experience sustainable, and can be used as research data when setting more systematic and planned directions for the renovation and construction of temple-stay/Hanok-stay facilities.