biological sister. Together, they go to see their father, who calls them by their Korean names, Dong-hyuk and Dong-hee. His reconciliation with his family and love for Jin-young results in a change of heart for Frank, and he decides to switch sides and help Seoul Hotel. Tae-jun and Frank work together and succeed in re-establishing Seoul Hotel's reputation as a top hotel. Bong-sook is diagnosed with cancer and dies. Frank and Jin-young get engaged. Yoon-hee goes to Las Vegas to study business, and Tae-jun follows her abroad; in a scene after the ending credits, Tae-jun and Yoon-hee are shown reuniting on a highway road. Cast Bae Yong-joon - Frank Shin / Shin Dong-hyuk Song Yoon-ah - Seo Jin-young Kim Seung-woo - Han Tae-jun, hotel manager Song Hye-kyo - Kim Yoon-hee Youn Yuh-jung - Yoon Bong-sook, hotel owner Park Jung-chul - Choi Young-jae, son of Yoon Bong-sook Joo Hyun - President Choi Han Jin-hee - Kim Bok-man, chairman of Hankang distribution Choi Hwa-jung - Lee Soon-jung, housekeeping manager Huh Joon-ho - Oh Hyung-man Choi Yong-min - Leo Park, Frank's business partner Kim In-moon - Shin Jang-hae, Dong-hyuk's father Kim Na-rae - Jenny / Shin Dong-hee Myung Gye-nam - head chef Lee Gae-in - Manager Yoo Yoon Yong-hyun - Guard Jung Kang Ji Woo - bellboy Hyun-chul Lee Jung-yong - Assistant chef Lee Gap-seu Kim Yong-hee Yeo Hyun-soo Ahn Hye Ran - Eun Joo, Yoon-hee's best friend Shin Shin-ae as Shin Geum-soon Kim Hee-jung Awards and nominations Notes References External links Hotelier official MBC website MBC TV television dramas 2001 South Korean television series debuts 2001 South Korean television series endings Korean-language television shows Television series set in hotels Television shows written by Kang Eun-kyung South Korean romance television series South Korean television series remade in other languages