Ulju, Ulsan · #13055

A quiet accommodation good for living in the countryside

A house at the end of a village with murals painted on the walls. Nothing around it. It was really quiet and peaceful. Everywhere I looked was so green, which was nice. At night it's pitch dark. The city has all those lights though ㅠ. I'm not sure if it's because of the heat, but there were surprisingly few bugs. No mosquitoes either. I ate the crispy vegetables and peppers that the owner planted Ulsan didn't get much rain this year so it was really hot, but around evening I sprayed some water in the yard and ate dinner at the outdoor table and it was really great. Went to a nearby Trevi bar for a beer~~ When we went, there was no cornfield ㅠ

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Being in a remote location was great for pansori intensive study. I was able to practice loudly and study to my heart's content. The water pressure is good, the refrigerator is spacious, and having two bathrooms made it very convenient!! I plan to come back every school break.^^

The bedding was clean and it made me feel good. Since it's made of cypress wood, I slept really well. My elderly father-in-law also slept very well. The vegetable garden had peppers and lettuce, which made the table abundant. We got to breathe in plenty of fresh air.

I spent the Lunar New Year holiday with my family of five, enjoying a quiet stay in the countryside. They even provided bedding for four people plus an extra person, so we had plenty to spare.🌿🌿🌿 The best part was the value. Even during the holiday season, the price was very reasonable. The refrigerator was spacious and the kitchen was well-stocked, so we had no trouble making soup, pancakes, and other dishes. (Travelers should definitely bring their own Lock & Lock airtight containers.) Happy♡Jjang. We have two large dogs, and they barked startlingly when we arrived. But the next day, they stopped barking, perhaps because they knew each other. They enjoyed healthy food like steamed pumpkin, sweet potatoes, lentils, boiled eggs, and octopus. We're so attached to them. 🦮🐕‍🦺 It might be a little chilly in mid-February, but the room, living room, and hot water were warm enough. 🫖 The bathroom's hot water took a while to come on. 🫖 There was a karaoke machine, so we had a great time making fun 🎉times and memories with the family. Great! 🎆 Eonyang-eup is a 10-15 minute walk away, so you can find food at the traditional market, Hanaro Mart, Baekban Travel Eonyang Bulgogi Restaurant, and rice bakeries. It's close by🫑🥕🥗 The host was friendly and helpful, even without face-to-face contact, and the deposit was immediately refunded😄 Country life can be boring, so we played badminton and got some exercise😄 The only inconvenience was that it was almost the last house and it was our first trip, so it was a bit scary. However, it's only a short 3-5 minute drive from the main road and the senior center, so you don't have to worry. Also, because it's Ulsan, the tap water smells a bit like chlorine. It's still winter, mid-February, so there's no green barley in the field in front of the house. ㅠ Come spring, the wide field in front of the house and the road leading up will be filled with fresh, green foliage🌱🌱🌱 Because it's winter, we used cow dung🐂 fertilizer, and we were secretly breathing in the scent of the countryside. I'm thinking that using natural fertilizers instead of pesticides is better for the field and the plants. ㅎ😄

The kids were on vacation, so we were looking for a country house with a yard and ended up staying here for a week. Above all, I loved the house, which is surrounded by quiet and cozy nature, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The yard is spacious and airy, and the cypress log cabin was built with excellent insulation to keep us cool during the hot summer months. The house is fully equipped with all the appliances and furniture, so there was no inconvenience, and the house was well-maintained, so we could eat comfortably. We enjoyed a barbecue while looking at the stars in the night sky, and it was a delicacy to pick vegetables from the garden and cook them ourselves. The two dogs love people, and the kids love them too. We go to see them every day, but they're caged so we can't get up close and play with them. The host is very friendly and always helpful, so I definitely want to come back next time. I'm so happy that I was able to create such wonderful summer memories with the kids during this hot summer. I wish you prosperity!

This secluded house in the mountains was perfect for my family to relax and unwind. Even though it's a house, I wondered how it could possibly have a karaoke machine, but it's truly secluded. The men in our house spent Chuseok naked. Haha. We were grateful for the owner's kindness in allowing us to pick vegetables from the front garden. Self-check-in and check-out were convenient. There's no shade, so if there's a tarp, it would be nice to install one. The location is great: 30 minutes to Gyeongju, 1 hour to Busan. 1 hour and 20 minutes to Pohang, 1 hour and 20 minutes to Daegu. For 8 nights and 9 days, we explored the Gyeongsang region, a region we rarely visit from Seoul. This is a place I'd love to stay again.^^

A quiet country life with no one around! It was even better because I had a dog. I had a great time with the kids, having fun and being comfortable.

It was a place that was the epitome of ‘healing’. There was no city noise, no disturbances around, and it was a quiet place where you could enjoy a ‘Little Forest-like life’ in that space. I loved waking up to the sound of birds and the two dependable and cute dogs guarding the house. If you’re tired of city life, this is the perfect place to feel some peace. The house was built with cypress trees, so the scent of the trees was nice. The owner took good care of the house, so it was clean. I want to visit again. I’ll be back soon!!