The apartment exterior looks a bit dated, but the interior was really great. The appliances are excellent—the washing machine and dryer have AI functions that allowed me to control them via app even while away. The air conditioners are installed in the living room and master bedroom, and they were in clean condition. The refrigerator was also clean. The kitchen is well-organized and easy to use. There are 3 bedrooms, each with a bed, and 2 bathrooms. The living room bathroom has a bidet installed, which was convenient. Overall, the interior is very clean and much better than a typical pension. My only wish is that the living room windows had blinds, as a lot of sunlight comes in during the morning. The location is close to Sodol Beach, making it great for playing in the water with children. Rather than paying for parking at Jumunjin Beach, it's much more convenient to use the small beach on the right side of Sodol Port or the public parking lot. For nearby restaurants, I recommend Jumunjin Makguksu, which has great taste, and Banghakgol Chueotang, run by two grandmothers—their beef head soup is delicious and the side dish of salted seafood is excellent. For sashimi, Beoltthe Hoetjip offers a good variety of menus, and Muneorang is also worth recommending. The seafood market feels like it caters to tourists, so I don't think the prices are cheap—I recommend buying only what you need. I recommend the pizza from Jumunjin440, a café and pizza specialty shop, as the ingredients are fresh and it's different from franchise pizza. In conclusion, we made wonderful memories at a great place and returned home happy.