Jeju Nohyeong-dong · #15879

Newly built, fully-furnished, kid-friendly 3-room in the city center

I like Jeju so much that I am living in each region for a month. I will write a review based on my experience with many accommodations since I have been staying there for over a year. Good points • The accommodation is exactly as in the picture, and the size and facilities are very good for the price. • There are convenience stores and amenities nearby, and the location is good, so it is easy to get around even if you don't have a car. • There is a trash disposal area nearby, which is very important when living for a month. • The host was kind, and when I first checked in, there were a lot of dirty parts in the bedding, but they replaced them right away. • Heating costs are cheap. Jeju Island's gas costs are 3-4 times higher than the mainland, but this accommodation is about 1,300 won per barrel, which is similar to the mainland. Disappointing points • There is no sunlight at all. All the windows are blocked by the building, so the house is too humid. I used the air conditioner a lot because it was hot and humid. • The noise between floors is too loud. Even at night, the thumping noise was so loud that I had to turn on the TV and live in the early morning. • The smell of cigarette smoke comes up from the bathroom in the living room every day. A smell similar to urine comes from the lobby on the first floor. It comes and goes out in the house sometimes. • The management fee is too expensive. I stayed for 40 days and it came out to about 500,000 won, but the utility bill I used was about 230,000 won, and the rest is the building management fee. It is expensive compared to other places. Usually, these types of apartment buildings have their own garbage cans, so you can throw away your garbage regardless of the day of the week, which is convenient, but here, they don't even have their own garbage cans, so the management fee is expensive. The water bill is about 3,500 won per ton, which is about 3 times more expensive than other places. • There is no regular refrigerator, and there is only one built-in kimchi refrigerator, so it was inconvenient to stay long-term. Overall It is better than a hotel for short-term stays than long-term stays. And since the heating cost is cheap, it seems like it would be better to stay in the winter than in the summer. The host was kind and responded quickly. All the regrettable points were due to problems with the building, so I did not contact him separately during my stay. As I told you in the text, I had a good time.