Pros
- The host is kind! It was my first time traveling alone and living alone for a month, so I asked a lot of questions, but they always answered kindly and quickly!
In addition, the staff at the front desk were very kind
- I think there is no better space for living alone. You can use TV, Netflix, Tving, Watcha, Disney Plus, etc. OTT! Although the window is small, the room itself is not very large, so ventilation is good and the cooking utensils, gas range, and microwave all work well, so it was comfortable to use. There were plenty of towels and the room was clean.
- I stayed with friends who came down for a few days, and since we are two women with small builds, the bed was comfortable to use.
- The location is really good. I am a walker, so I used the bus for about 2 weeks except when my friends who drive came. Seogwipo Bus Terminal is nearby, and even then, there are many bus stops. It takes a while to go east, but there are many cars that go there at once, which is nice. I stayed at this accommodation for 3 weeks out of my one-month stay and stayed in other areas for the rest, but most of them were far away and difficult to travel to. If you are a walker and are considering this accommodation, I highly recommend it.
- Another advantage of the location is that the surrounding area is busy, which is good. I didn't know because I haven't been to Jeju Island often, but Jeju Island gets dark and quiet quickly. There aren't many stores that are open late.. But this place has an E-Mart and Starbucks nearby. There are many places like McDonald's that are open late, and since there are schools and residential areas nearby, I didn't have to worry too much about safety even if I came in a little late at night. There is a convenience store on the first floor and many places that deliver, which was nice. I especially recommend it to women or people who come alone.
- You can see the ocean from the accommodation. Since Jeju Island doesn't have many large buildings, you can see the sunset.
- I liked that there was a port called Beophwanpogu nearby. It was about a 40-minute walk, but I like walking, so I often walked when I had time. It's not a beach, but you can see the waves crashing, and there's a cafe called Mohen nearby, which was nice too.
+ There's a World Cup stadium nearby. I wanted to go there during the season, but by the time I found out, the season was already over, so if you like soccer, I think it would be a good idea to go there!
Cons... I think it's more like a cautionary note
- The bathroom is small and there's no window, so it seems to smell a little after a few days. I'm a bit sensitive to smells, so I might have felt it, but if you turn on the exhaust fan while you sleep, the smell will disappear the next day, so it's not something that can't be solved, so it was okay
- This is a problem due to the timing, but when I went, it was almost the school trip period. Since the kids were on the school trip, there were times when there was a noise problem. However, since the kids' roll call was over at 10-11, it wasn't noisy after that. I tend to sleep late, and since I worked at an academy, I kind of thought it was cute, so I didn't make a complaint, but if you tell the front desk, they seem to take care of it well. I think people who are sensitive to noise or go to bed early should avoid the school trip period (It was also good that I felt protected because the teachers were on guard... hehe)
It seems like the accommodation had a lot more advantages than disadvantages. The disadvantages can be solved, and there are individual differences and differences in timing, so
I'm staying for a month on purpose I only stayed at this place for 3 weeks and was assigned to a different area for the rest, but I regret not staying for a whole month... It was so good that my friends who visited here for a short time liked it so much that they asked me to tell them about the place. Thanks to you, I had a good stay!