Jeju · #11774

2-room villa near the sea on the coastal road #Hyeopjae #Ocean view #Hanrim

I wanted to live like a Jeju person, so I booked a place that was not in a busy area, and it was really great because it was exactly what I wanted. First of all, when you open the sliding door on the first floor of the accommodation and go outside, you can feel the windy Jeju with your whole body. When you come into the house and go out to the veranda and look out the window, you can have a new experience of seeing a field full of cabbages and radishes in early February and the ocean with big waves in the distance. It was also amazing that the radishes in the field in front of the house were purple. The radishes that were the color of purple cabbage were growing in the same field as the green radishes. I liked that the ocean is not all the same and that there is a unique scenery that you can only see here. The house was as pretty as the scenery. I liked that there were sentimental props filled with the host's sense all over the house. The picture on the refrigerator was really pretty, and the picture next to the dining table was really stylish and cool. I also really liked that there was a large TV, washing machine, and drying rack. There were also a few books provided, so I put the kids to bed and read them to heal myself. There is a fishery cooperative nearby, where you can buy various kinds of raw fish at a good price. There is also sushi and a variety of salted seafood, so I bought fresh seafood and ate it deliciously. Also, I went to the bathhouse in the fishery cooperative building. It was a snowy day, so the female divers couldn't go to work and came to bathe, and I could hear them chatting right next to me. I also bought pig's feet at the Pungnyeon Sundae Gukbap in the Hallim Daily Market near the fishery cooperative, and it was delicious. The portions were large, and the prices were really good, so it was worth going to the market. The Nonghyup Hanaro Mart, located a little way from there, had a lot of wine, imported cheese, and ham, which was nice. The fishery cooperative, Nonghyup, and Daily Market were not far from my accommodation, so I went there often to buy what I needed. The location of my accommodation was perfect, so Camellia Hill, Hwansang Forest, the art gallery, and Isidol Ranch were all about thirty minutes away. Thanks to that, I was able to enjoy the winter in western Jeju without getting tired from driving. Also, there is the Jeju Education Office Hansupul Library, and uniquely, the reading room is open late. Thanks to that, I left my kids at the library and washed my car late at night. There was a day when a heavy snow warning was issued when I went, and there was a blizzard and a lot of snow. I washed my car often because I didn’t want my car to get damaged by the calcium chloride that was spread on the road to prevent it from freezing and the seawater that hit the big waves while driving along the coastal road. There is a self-service car wash across from the Hansupul Library, and the facilities are really clean and warm water comes out, so the time I spend washing the rag that I used to dry my car was a time to warm my cold hands. There are many convenient facilities near the house, and the host is always kind and takes care of any inconveniences right away, so I had no inconveniences at all throughout my stay. On the day of departure, not only I, but also my mother-in-law and the kids were very sad. It is a great place to stay that I want to come back to again. I should come here again in a different season.

The ocean view!!!! It was great. CU right in front of the hotel! Our family of three had a great time. Hyeopjae Beach is 5 minutes away. We went swimming twice.

We were looking for a place to stay for 2 weeks for 4 people, 2 adults and 2 children, and we made a reservation because we thought it would be nice to have a quiet place right in front of the beach where we could go for a walk~ When we arrived, it was hard to put our luggage up because there was no elevator, but when we went inside, the interior was prettier than in the pictures, and the ceiling was high so the space looked spacious, so we forgot all about the hardships and liked the place~^^ However, the weather was bad and it rained the whole 2 weeks we were there~ㅜㅜ It wasn't the rainy season, but it rained so much that I couldn't believe it, so we couldn't go for a walk around the neighborhood as we had planned, and since it was connected to the beach, we drove a lot~^^;; I had to go indoors, but most places I could take my kids to were in Seogwipo, so I drove a lot~ㅜㅜ There are a lot of sea cucumbers and crabs on the beach in front~ The rocks get slippery after it rains, so it would be good to go and catch them when the weather is nice. The CU convenience store in front of my house is about to close so there are no items~ If you want to shop, you can drive to Hanaro Mart or go to Hallim Fishery Cooperative if it's closer~^^ If you want to relax because the neighborhood is quiet, this is a really good place to stay~! Since it's close to Aewol or Hyeopjae, we went there for delicious restaurants, and since it's connected to the coastal road, the ocean view is really nice~ I recommend it~^^

It's a villa near Hanlim-hing, and the accommodation is spacious enough for a family of four to stay comfortably, and it's nicely decorated. There are more restaurants and small markets around the port than I thought, so it's easy to use, and I had a comfortable stay. The owner was also quick to handle things. However, since it's a small villa, it's difficult to park inside the building, so you have to park next to the house or on the street, and since it's a facility without an elevator, you have to take this into account. Heating and cleaning costs seem to be similar throughout Jeju Island. I stayed at two accommodations in Jeju Island for 6 nights and 7 days, and I think the Gwanibi accommodation costs around 150,000 won per accommodation.

I want to give it a lot of praise. I feel like five stars are not enough. I wanted to make good memories with my children while living in Jeju Island for one last month before leaving Korea due to my husband's overseas assignment. I made a reservation for this accommodation for a short period of time, but my mother said something about not booking this accommodation for the whole month... (I'm staying at a different accommodation now, but it's more expensive than here, but the condition is worse... I regret it so much.) Since I have girls, they are sensitive to the condition of the accommodation. When I travel, I can't sleep because the bed sheets don't fit unless it's a hotel, and it's also uncomfortable to shower in the bathroom, so I had a lot of trouble booking this accommodation, but I was completely satisfied after seeing the accommodation. The bed sheets seem to be latex, and especially the sheets in the room near the bathroom are latex that give the feeling of being in a hotel, so my daughter slept really well. Since it's a newly remodeled house, the mortar joints are clean, and the bathroom is also very satisfying. The house is more splendid in real life than in the pictures. The owner has a great sense of interior design. My job is a real estate agent, so I see a lot of houses, but it's hard to find a house with such a nice interior. The sofa, table, dishes, and kitchen cabinets were so pretty that I was amazed. The actual accommodation is better than the pictures. I had a comfortable and satisfying stay at the accommodation. Oh, and! There's a sea in front of the accommodation, so you can go catch sea snails during low tide. There were so many sea snails that I didn't catch any unless they were plump. ^^ One tip I'll give you is that sea snails with a triangular shape at the end are sweet, and sea snails with flat ends are bitter. ^^. A Jeju native taught me this. I caught a lot of sea snails and ate them, and the soup was so good because they put a lot of sea snails in it. I think I'll never forget the taste. I wrote a long review because it seemed like a place that gave me good memories. Personally, I think it was the best accommodation I've ever stayed in Jeju^^ I hope it helps you when choosing accommodation^^

I stayed for 6 nights with two elementary school students and arrived at Hanlim's Hyeopjae and Geumneung Beach within 10 minutes by car. Thanks to this, I was able to easily visit famous restaurants such as Suwoo-dong, RNR, Yojojo, and Dulle-gil. There was a CU nearby on foot, and there was a recycling bin and a food waste disposal site within 100 meters, which was convenient. It was a non-face-to-face meeting, and the host who contacted me by text or phone was businesslike and professional, so I felt at ease. They also helped me quickly and kindly with the procedures after check-out, such as paying utility bills and cleaning. Except for us who parked our rental car, it seemed like all the accommodations were occupied by locals with their cars. There was no noise between floors and there were no parking-related disputes. It could be because it was the top floor of the villa. The ceiling height was higher than that of a regular house, so it was more comfortable and pleasant than a hotel. We used the air conditioner all day during a heat wave, and I think the electricity bill was about 30,000 won. The bed mattress was moderately firm and cozy, and all the furniture was modern and stylish, so it was comfortable. There is an air fryer, an Illy capsule coffee machine, and a Delonghi espresso machine. There is an electric rice cooker, a coffee pot, and a small electric dryer. We took it, but there were ***** and ****. The bathroom was spacious enough to shower, and the interior was monotone with no dirt. Overall, it felt new. There is an LP turntable, a wine opener, and wine glasses, and the dishes were enough for up to 6 people. I recommend it to those who are interested in practicality and home interior.

I stayed 7 nights with my 5-year-old child. The interior was newly remodeled, so it was really clean and the ceiling was high, so it felt open. My friends came in the middle and added bedding and stayed comfortably. The dishes and bedding were clean and spacious^^ The port was right in front, so it was nice to go down the stone and look at the sea cucumbers and crabs and take a walk. It was convenient because the convenience store, restaurant, and cafe were within walking distance. The beach is also close to Hyeopjae Geumneung Gwakji, 10 minutes by car. The location is also good, so I would like to recommend it to those who come with children. If I can stay in Jeju for a long time again, I would like to use it again. There is no horse riding nearby, so I am leaving this, but it was really nice to stay with my child.