I was a bit surprised when I arrived at the accommodation.
The entire space was blocked by a detention facility, and the overall impression was factory-like.
I was worried about staying there for 10 days, but the moment I entered, the cleanliness and the ocean view immediately lifted my concerns.
They thoroughly answered all my inquiries during the 10 days, and I really appreciated their quiet and attentive care. They even quietly emptied all the ashtrays facing the beach. It was a quiet place I'd love to visit again and relax.
The lack of parking and the encroachment of the neighboring pension were somewhat inconvenient(?).
The water purifier didn't power on, so I had to use the bottled water I'd brought. The showers on the first and second floors weren't draining properly, so I tried to remove debris, but the floor drain wouldn't open, which was a bit inconvenient. However, I used it anyway, and if they fixed it, I think it would be a perfect space for healing. I didn't know how to turn on the TV, so I only used it as a karaoke room. I found out on the last night. It would be nice if you could attach instructions for using the TV. Thank you to the host who quietly checked it out as if it wasn't there.
I will definitely return. It was a somewhat underwhelming place, perhaps because I was there for 10 days.
It was nice that it was close to the mall for meals. The Hoesenta Borimine ㆍThe pork rib restaurant inside the village (the restaurant in front of the karaoke bar to the right of Hanaro Mart) was amazing. The restaurant that served gochujang stew was seriously overpriced, and the clam pancake, which wasn't expensive, cost 15,000 won without any clams. I swore involuntarily while eating it. ^^ Most restaurants are resorts, so I could tolerate some of the food, but one was the worst, and two were truly the best.
I wish the host family always health and happiness.