Jeju Seogwipo · #13123

Today's romantic Jeju seaside village small house

It's exactly as you see in the photos. If you're looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy some leisurely time, I highly recommend this place. Pros 1. It's only about 10-15 minutes from Seogwipo, so it's convenient. 2. There's a Hanaro Mart right in front of the house, making grocery shopping a breeze. 3. Parking right in front of the house is great. 4. The house is filled with cute cups and decorations, creating a great atmosphere. There are plenty of * ** items, and a washer/dryer is conveniently located. 5. Jungmun and Jeju Airport are within an hour and a half, making it convenient to travel to. 6. There's a separate air conditioner in the master bedroom, so it's cool even when turned on. Cons There weren't many cons. As with Jeju, there are a few bugs no matter where you go. The alley leading to the house is a bit narrow, so you have to be careful. If you're visiting Jeju Island for the first time in a while, I recommend bringing a prepaid transportation card (you'll need it for food waste disposal) and purchasing general waste bags to dispose of on your way out. The trash disposal area is conveniently located just a two-minute drive away. If you're looking for a break from everyday life, I highly recommend this place. Our family of three had a wonderful week.

My group wanted a place that felt like a cozy, childhood home, not a familiar hotel, and this place was just that. We sat at a table next to a tangerine tree, capturing the moon and stars with our cameras. The sound of tiny insects and birds chirping... I think the memories will linger. We had a relaxing week, feeling the owner's attentive touch.

The owner's touch is evident throughout this space. The thoughtfulness of the guests is palpable. We had a wonderful time in this quiet village.

It was such a quiet, pretty, clean, and warm house. I was grateful that the bread, jam, and butter that you prepared were my daily bread. There were many kinds of tea, but I don't know much about tea, so I only brewed and drank soybean tea a few times. It's in the middle of Olle Course 5 and Course 6, so it's good for walking around, and there's a bus stop in front of the house, so it's convenient to go to other Olle trails. There's a Hanaro Mart in front of the house, and it opens at 7 o'clock, so it was convenient to use. I'm also satisfied with the mountain and restaurants that the host told me about. I think I'll go back in the winter to pick tangerines in the front yard and the large backyard. The clean house that throws away recyclables is different on each day of the week, and it was a bit difficult to match the afternoon hours, but the nearby Soesogak Clean House doesn't have any day or time restrictions, so I went on the last day to see the ocean and drink tea and did it. I was satisfied because the ocean and the mountain are close by, so I could enjoy and rest comfortably.