Jocheon, Jeju · #1216

Exotic Swiss Village Rose 202

It's a clean and quiet village. The host is kind and responds quickly. An electric rice cooker and basic kitchenware are provided, so you can prepare meals. Laundry facilities include coin-operated washers in the complex (4,000 won). There are 4 EV slow chargers available, so you can use electric vehicles without worry (280 won per use with membership). We made wonderful memories during our week-long stay. Thank you! ^^

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I had a comfortable rest thanks to the kind host's guidance. The cleaning, containers, and items were clean, and the bedding felt good. It was quiet, lively, and relaxed as if it was Busan. There were many hidden restaurants nearby (recommended by Grandma Bangju), and it was also fun to buy groceries at the mart in Chocheon Hanaro and eat there. I made a reservation alone, but my daughter suddenly came with me, so it was a little cramped... But now that I'm used to it, it's also a memory.

It's great for those who want to stay quietly. Hamdeok Beach is not far away. I think it's the best beach in Jeju Island. It's also good for those who plan to hike to Baekrokdam. Both Gwaneumsa Course and Seongpanak Course are relatively close. I'll rest well and go. The landlord is also nice^^

It was comfortable and felt like home. I think I'll come again.

Just take a picture and come out~~~~~~~~~

I stayed in Jeju for 15 nights and 16 days and had a great time. I went around Jeju Island almost all the way to the east, west, south, and north, and I even took pictures of Udo and Marado. Hamdeok and Gimnyeong are close. It's the closest sea to Jeju, but Jeju is much bigger than I thought, so if you want to go around, you definitely need a car. There's a bus stop nearby, and the owner kindly texted me a list of good restaurants nearby on the day of your reservation. I had a great time even though it was winter. It was clean, the bed was comfortable, and the water pressure was good. It's winter, so you should think a little more about gas costs. The accommodation is cheap, and there are coffee shops, tonkatsu restaurants, and laundromats nearby, so it's a good place for people who like to drink coffee while taking a morning walk. It seems safe for women to stay alone. I don't like noisy places, so I don't like accommodations near downtown areas, but it's really quiet, and you can make simple meals. I want to use it again if I stay long term next time^^

First of all, I would like to thank the host for his warm consideration and concern. Apartment life was very satisfying for me who used to live there. Of course, it is not as good as home, but I had a good time without any inconvenience. I have a herniated disc, but the bed was comfortable, and the bedding was clean. What was especially good was that there was a veranda, so I could hang up my laundry and cook simple camping-style meals. Since it is located in the middle of the mountains, it was a good fit for my sensibility that hates the hustle and bustle. There was no inconvenience in using water, and of course, the ventilation was good. I had a comfortable time. It was the driving force that allowed me to have a very satisfying one-month stay in Jeju.

I really like the quiet and secluded Swiss Village. ^^ Surrounded by tangerine fields, the beautiful scenery of the colorful Western-style accommodations, the clean and neat rooms, the fully equipped full options, the proximity to Jeju City, etc. I liked everything~~ Isn't meeting a good host important~? The host introduced me to tourist attractions and restaurants nearby from the first day of my arrival and promptly settled the bill on the day of check-out. Her kindness and attention to detail were impressive! I want to come back next time, so I'm comforting my regret of leaving, and I highly recommend Swiss Village Rose!!

I was so happy to stay in a cozy, quiet, and pretty accommodation during my first solo trip to Jeju Island. The kitchen, bed, and bathroom were super clean. I am so grateful to the host who kindly guided me from check-in to check-out. ♡ I was able to focus on my own time during my 15-night stay, so it was great. I want to visit again next time. I definitely want to introduce this place to my friends!!!! Thank you, host. I hope you stay healthy and have a happy new year~^^ㆍ

The Swiss Village, where I stayed for a week during my one-month stay in Jeju, was healing in itself because of the beautiful scenery that changed with the color of the sky every morning. I had high expectations thanks to the cheerful host who was proud of cleaning from the day before I arrived. It was really small, but it was decorated with great care, with nothing missing. I packed all my stuff and put it in the car, and I stayed comfortably for a week without any inconvenience. ~^^ It's a little cramped, but it's nice to live in if you just bring a trunk.