Seogwipo · #1644

(29 nights or more) STAY Forest Garden ♧ Forest Sewon Shelter

Excellent. I was able to stay comfortably, as if I were at home. It's located in a place with good air, has a balcony, and has direct access to the garden. I think that's the best part about this place. The host is also very kind. I was so happy to live in Jeju for a month. Thank you.

I was worried because it was my first time living alone for a month away from home, but in conclusion, on the last day of check-out, I thought, ‘I was so lucky in Jeju just to have found this accommodation.’ The accommodation is not much different from the photos in the detailed information. However, the host listened to the inconveniences and improvements I felt while staying there periodically and immediately gave me feedback, so there were some slight differences from the photos. I really liked the thoughtfulness for the guests. ㅎㅎ The accommodation was equipped with everything I needed for living, so it was very comfortable, and I could use Plus, various (almost all..) OTTs, etc., so I was able to enjoy my time even on days when the weather was bad and I had to stay at the accommodation! The washing machine and dryer both worked well, and the coffee machine, electric pot, microwave, toaster, cordless vacuum cleaner, steam iron, steam cleaner, etc., all the appliances were in good condition and worked well. There is a convenience store about 3-5 minutes away on foot, and Homeplus, E-Mart, Daiso, etc. are about 10-15 minutes away by car, so it was good for buying groceries and daily necessities. The location is good, so you can go anywhere in Seogwipo in a car, so it was easy to get around, and although it takes a while to get to the west or east end, it takes about an hour while looking at the ocean, so it was healing and nice. Since I was a woman alone, I was a little worried and scared to go out early in the morning and come back late at night, but the sunrise and sunset points were all near the accommodation, so I was able to comfortably take in the beautiful scenery. ㅎㅎ I think I went to Seogwipo Daily Olle Market, which was close to the accommodation, very often! When I was alone and felt uncomfortable eating raw fish or meat at a restaurant, I would get something to go from the nearby Olle Market and eat it. I think being close to the Olle Market is a huge advantage! The parking lot is also large and plentiful, so I was able to park comfortably and spaciously even though I was a novice driver. The parking lot is right in front of the door, so it was super convenient to carry luggage ㅎㅎㅎ The bed is so big, so it's really nice. The bed is big, and the TV is big too. It was a dreamlike space for a housewife. The accommodation is really cozy. The interior of the accommodation is also so cozy and nice, but when you open the curtains, there's a space like your own garden, and there's even a mysterious-looking caravan.. I was happy just lying down looking out the window. In the morning, I could hear the birds singing, and they came close and played, so I was even happier. It's on the first floor and there are large windows, so some people might be worried, but I'm also a huge coward in that regard, so at first I just spent most of the time with the curtains closed, but I gradually opened them. During the time I spent with them open, I didn't see a single person passing by or even from far away! I'm so relieved ㅎㅎㅎ The complex is formed, but you rarely run into people. If you want to rest quietly alone or feel uncomfortable with too many people around your resting space! I really like it here. I only run into a few people on one hand. I had a hard time with the noise between floors at my parents' house, but it's really quiet here. I can hear the noise of the people living next door, but it's really small and sometimes! After 10 o'clock, the neighborhood is just quiet. I was worried that I would be the noisiest. I've never heard any noise from the upper floors. The elevator is right next door, but I couldn't hear any noise, so I thought it must be because the soundproofing was good. It was so nice to have a night without noise. The bathroom was also clean and well-maintained. The hot water came out well. I was worried about the kitchen and ventilation, but it was well-ventilated and the water dried well. I kept the living room and bathroom exhaust fans on except when I went out, and food smells were quickly eliminated. I was especially thankful that the fishy smell was eliminated well. I think I stayed in a safe and considerate place from beginning to end. The host's replies were always quick. First of all, before I asked anything, you told me all the necessary things in advance, and you took care of even the external aspects, so I think I came back after seeing and feeling Jeju more richly. I hope to meet Salzastay again next time, and I hope that everything I'm planning will go well so that I can stay here again. Seriously! Even though I went in the winter, you told me not to save electricity and to stay warm, so the heater was on and the water was hot.. This winter, in Seogwipo, which is already warm, I found a warmer and better accommodation and had a really cozy stay. I'm really surprised that I, who is shy and has a hard time adjusting to new environments, was able to feel so comfortable in an unfamiliar place like home. I hope that more people will stay comfortably in this place that you decorated safely and warmly with good intentions. : ) When I checked out, you asked me to tell you if there was anything I could improve, but I really didn't have any major inconveniences! Even though I'm a sensitive person, I was able to rest quietly and comfortably. Also, when I feel tired of life and need a break, I think I will think of Jeju as a refuge. I was so happy and healed a lot. I spent half of that time at the accommodation, and I think I was really lucky to have found such a great accommodation! I am really grateful to the accommodation and the host for a month 😊

When I started living in Jeju for a month, which was my dream, The first thing I looked into carefully was the accommodation. I wanted to live in a detached house with Jeju Island's unique sensibility, but I ended up choosing a large multi-family complex because I was worried about security. I was able to fully enjoy the romance even in a studio. It's near an industrial complex, so the infrastructure is a bit lacking, but it was also quiet and nice because of that. If you're wondering how to best arrange the studio, I think you can arrange it like Lydia's garden. There's nothing that's not there, but it doesn't feel like it's annoying or excessive. If you just bring a toothbrush, toothpaste, and a towel, you'll find everything you need~~~~, so you can come with lighter luggage than you think. You can also experience the one-day class twice for free. I experienced making soap and perfume, but I think it might change a little depending on the season^^ They said they'd also lend out electric bicycles and electric kickboards, including helmets, for free, but I didn't have a chance to use my car, so I think it would be very useful for backpackers. The welcome gift kit was also impressive. ****, ***, ** ****, ***, **, *****, ***, ****, etc. were useful and well-used. I didn't use the caravan often, but just having it made me feel good. It was nice that one friend or family member could come over and stay without any inconvenience and without paying extra. It would be possible for 3 people, but it would be uncomfortableㅜㅋㅋㅋ The host constantly tries to identify inconveniences and improve them, and gives guidance right away, and is very, very kind. Really... there was nothing inconvenient during my stay. If I had the chance to stay for a month again, I think I would choose this place without hesitation!

It was cozy and perfect for two people, just like the picture. The staff told us about good restaurants, transportation, and the surrounding geographic features, and we communicated well while staying there, and they actively tried to solve any inconveniences we had, so it was comfortable to stay there. I was worried because they said it would be humid in June and July, but it wasn't humid at all because the air conditioner was on and the wind blew at night. You can play games in the room, watch TV on OTT, and have fun at home. I think it's the best place if you like a quiet and peaceful atmosphere. There were horses and cute dogs and cats around, so it was nice. There was a supermarket right in front, so it was convenient, and the house was neatly organized, and there were no strange items, so it was clean. The bed was comfortable, there were many electronic devices that could be used, the shower water pressure was good, and the bathroom was clean. Since it was summer, there were a lot of bugs on the terrace, so I couldn't use it much. I think you'll be able to make better use of the terrace and caravan if you come in the fall or when it's cooler. You can easily get around nearby places by using an electric bicycle or kickboard. It was very comfortable because it was on the first floor, and it was well-equipped overall, so I had a comfortable stay. I think I will keep thinking about it. I strongly want to use it again next time!~! Thank you.

This is where you start by listening to the friendly and lively host's voice. They will guide you through various things and also provide guidance via KakaoTalk or text. Lydia is good for staring blankly out the window in a quiet atmosphere. It is healing to sit in the mini garden with a cup of coffee and soak up some sunlight for a while. If the campervan is finished with craft beer, it is also fun to taste it. Since there are some supplies that the previous guests left behind, I didn't buy ***. I used and filled **. I recommend it to those who are convalescing like me. If you need a wider space or a kickboard or bicycle, I recommend Annie. My daughter couldn't ride, so I walked. The delivery fee is expensive. There is an additional delivery fee of 3,000~5,000 won. The recycling center is at the end if you go up the road. I bought simple things at the convenience store in front and used the downtown convenience store every time I went downtown. Homeplus delivers. Two days if it's late! Same day if it's fast. Lotte delivery takes 3 days for me to pick it up. Check the delivery. Comfortably. Well. I'm going to stay!!

In August 2022, I spent a month here during my 6-week Jeju trip with my child. Due to personal reasons, I was so tired of my daily life that I needed a break, but the moment I saw this accommodation, I was so drawn to it like magic that I couldn't even think of any other accommodation and made a reservation. I can't even count how many times I stared at the photos and imagined the accommodation before making my decision. It was small, but since my child still had a fear of the place(?), I didn't need a big house, so it was just the right size for my mother to see from anywhere, and the openness of the small garden made it feel like my room when I opened the curtains. It's a great view. A great view. It was hot, humid, and rained and windy all day because of the typhoon, but those days had their own charms. Thanks to the fully-operating air conditioner and dehumidifier, I could enjoy the sound of the rain and wind even if I opened the veranda door for a while. There are mosquitoes and bugs, but if you just take care of the bug repellent, it's fine. I was wondering if I should bring mosquito coils, but they had liquid mosquito coils everywhere. They also used Netflix and Disney Channel well. If I had known they would use the washing machine and dryer this well, I wouldn’t have brought so many clothes.. ㅎ There are Hanaro Mart, Homeplus, and Seogwipo E-Mart within 10-15 minutes by car. You don’t have to bring much, but you can buy everything you need. I recommend that you don’t buy anything right away on the first day, but check what you don’t have when you get to your accommodation. I brought everything with me or bought them on the way back, but there were a lot of things in the accommodation. They had ****, ****, ***, ****, ****, **, ***. ** **, * **, ***** ***. **, **, *****, but I used mine. There was also a water purifier in the sink, so I didn’t have to buy bottled water separately and just drank it. There are also emergency medicines. When choosing a bathroom, there were some that had a sink and shower together, but that means the bathroom was small. The bathroom/toilet is separated here. However, it is a glass sliding door. There is no bathtub, but there is a mini bathtub. The food waste card is already accumulated, so it only costs 20-30 won to throw it away once. Even if you throw it away as much as you want, you won't spend more than 500 won a month. I didn't use the veranda or caravan because it was summer, but it's different from not using it and not having it at all. There is also a single-person induction stove above the microwave, so you can cook on the veranda in spring and fall. There is a sink and water facilities on the veranda. But there is really nothing around the accommodation. It's just the accommodation. The advantage is that you can stay very quiet. You rarely run into people in the complex. When you do meet someone, you're happy? 'They're people!' Highly recommended for those who hate the hustle and bustle! Delivery food is not available. (I think I've seen them come and go once or twice, but it seems that they rarely use it.) In fact, I've never gone for a walk because it's an industrial complex nearby. After I got out, I locked all the curtains and the veranda door, but... the other buildings are between the buildings, and even though they are low/high floors, they comfortably(?) opened them even though they are visible from outside. Our accommodation is between the buildings and not in the parking lot view, which is really nice.. It is structured so that you can't see outside or pass by the garden of the accommodation even at night unless someone intentionally or forcibly digs through the grass. You can park right in front of the entrance of the accommodation even late at night, so it was really nice to be able to unload and collect things you forgot to pack even when it rained. I often used the nearby library to do my vacation homework after eating at the accommodation, and I lived like a local by going to restaurants nearby. I diligently visited the Olle Market, water parks (resorts, freshwater pools), waterfalls (Eongtto, Cheonjiyeon, Jeongbang), art galleries, museums, and hot springs. I traveled widely in the southwest to Seogwipo, Jungmun, Hangyeong-myeon, and Aewol, and in the southeast to Namwon, Pyoseon, and Seopjikoji! When my friend came, I also used the nearby Green Farm Pass Pension. It was close and not expensive even during the peak season, so I used it well. Green Farm Pass had a small water play facility, and a very spacious and well-equipped shared kitchen! There’s a reason I recommend it to my friends. When choosing a place to stay, I thought it would be nice if there was a place for them to play in the water, and if there was a view of the ocean… and if there was a yard for them to run around in. But there are places like this all the time, and I’ve been there all the time, and I can go there for a while in the future. Even if I gave up all that, I thought this was a really good place to stay. It would be exhausting and tiring to have to worry about people coming and going. It’s not a short trip, it’s a whole month. If the places I’ve stayed at while traveling so far were accommodations, this place feels like my home in Jeju Island, my second house. I feel like there’s a reliable manager who works hard at my second house(?). It was safe, well-managed, really quiet, and a place where I didn’t have to be conscious of other people’s eyes at all. While staying here, I also used other pensions, and my acquaintances who live in Jeju visited, and my friends who were traveling visited.. It was nice to be able to leave all my luggage at the accommodation and easily pack and go, and the sense of security that ‘even if you don’t let me stay here, there’s a place I can return to’, and when I return, I’m happy to be home, and it’s a place that feels like I’m really back home. I think about it even more when I think about it after I leave. I prepared a small gift while thinking about the accommodation at the end. It’s a place I’ve grown attached to. It felt like it was mine. Haha, I wonder if I can live here for another month.. I don’t know the future, but that’s why I did my best while I was there and truly enjoyed and cherished it. Please continue to make it a place like my home so that many people can use it. Thank you~

I had an important exam and needed some personal rest, so I planned to live in Jeju Island for a month and looked for accommodations first. There were a lot of similar accommodations in the area, but considering Jeju's unpredictable climate, I looked for places where I could spend a lot of time indoors. I booked Lydia's Garden because of its special features, including various game consoles, a terrace, and a caravan. When I checked in on the first day, I was surprised by the room size, which looked bigger than the pictures, and also by the variety of electronic devices provided. In addition to the basics, there were so many additional devices that I could use, such as a dryer, a home coffee machine, a plus, and a home brewer for making beer, that it felt like a home rather than a rental. The bathroom was separate and had a shower booth, and of course there was a portable bathtub, but I didn't use it. The kitchen was connected to the living room, so when I cooked, the smell filled the room, but it was quickly resolved with the exhaust fan and large windows, which was really nice. When I stayed, it was the time when autumn was just beginning to turn into winter, so I never saw any bugs, so I was able to enjoy the terrace and caravan more comfortably, but there was another problem, the cold, so it was a bit difficult to enjoy it for a long time. However, if you come here, I definitely recommend chatting in the caravan and having a cup of tea or a drink! It has quite a good atmosphere, so you can spend a more romantic night. There are construction sites and industrial complexes around the accommodation, so there are no restaurants or cultural facilities, but there are several convenience stores nearby, and if you drive 10 minutes, you can access large marts such as E-Mart, Homeplus, and Hanaro Mart, as well as Seogwipo City, so it was very comfortable. The location of the accommodation was not bad for a month. All the places that are considered tourist attractions were within an hour's radius (by car, of course), and since Jeju Island is a place where many places close early, I usually went out early and came back early to do hobbies, watch movies on the smart TV, play games, etc., and spent a lot of time at night at the accommodation. I tried to make every day meaningful, so I didn't spend much time at the accommodation, but I only have happy memories of the time I spent at the accommodation and the time I enjoyed while traveling. In my case, I had video classes twice a week, so I tried to enjoy Jeju as much as possible except for those two days. I visited the central Oreums, various theme parks, Aewol, Hallim, and Dodu in the west, and Jongdal-ri, Woljeong-ri, Pyoseon, and Seongsan-ri in the east as much as possible, but even so, a month felt very short. However, I think it's best not to think that you have to go out and see things as much as possible or that you have to get your fill of the time you're in Jeju. I recommend that you get enough rest and pick out the places you really wanted to go every day. And I definitely recommend that you check the operating hours on various media before you go. There were some small things I could have improved during my month, but I was more impressed by the manager's consideration and service than anything else. I was even more grateful that the gardener planted a lot of flowers on the terrace while I was there. Also, I had the opportunity to experience high quality, but I regret not being able to do so due to time constraints. I was able to reflect on many things while living here for a month, and I am very proud that it was an opportunity to get one step closer to my future goals. I was so happy that I was able to spend my birthday, which is only once a year, in Jeju, and I think it will be an unforgettable memory.

I looked for a lot of accommodations while preparing for my first long-term stay. I think I found the best accommodation~ There were many conditions that I considered when choosing the accommodation. A good location for traveling, a convenient location for shopping, the atmosphere and cleanliness of the accommodation, the presence of living conveniences such as a washing machine/dryer/refrigerator, etc. It was an accommodation that had all the best conditions for long-term stay and travel! First of all, it is located in the center of Seogwipo and Jeju Island, so it is in a good location for traveling east, west, south, and north of Jeju, and it is close to downtown Seogwipo, so you can visit Homeplus and E-Mart by car~ There is also a convenience store that you can walk to! As you can see from the accommodation introduction photos, it is a really emotional and atmospheric space. It is a space where 1-2 people can stay comfortably, and it is decorated with various lighting and interior accessories! Since it is a long-term stay, I also considered whether it was well-equipped with essential products such as a washing machine and dryer. It was equipped with more than I needed, so I was able to stay comfortably for a month. (+ Since my travel schedule overlapped slightly with the rainy season, I also considered whether there were many things to do in the accommodation. First of all, it was nice to have a caravan, and there was a PS game console and various games, so I was able to fill my time until dawn after returning from the trip. Although it was the rainy season, it didn't rain, so I went out every day, but there was a smart TV and a game console! I wasn't bored at all even if I stayed in the accommodation all day.) Also, since it was on the first floor, I was worried that there would be a lot of bugs. First of all, there was a mosquito net on the terrace and a second layer of screens on the windows, so fortunately there weren't many bugs in the indoor space! The screens were well-installed, and there were no mosquitoes as long as you were careful when opening and closing the front door! There were a few small fruit flies, but it wasn't inconvenient to live there. However, you should be careful when opening and closing the screens on the terrace~! I was surprised to find a large spider stuck to the curtains one day. I think it came in without me knowing when I opened the screen, but if you are careful about opening and closing the screen and mosquito net on the terrace and the front door, you won't have to worry about bugs. You told me that June and July are the most humid months, but since there is an automatic dehumidifier and an air conditioner with cooling and dehumidifying functions, it wasn't hot when I stayed indoors~ Above all, I think I was able to stay without much trouble thanks to the host's kind guidance and quick responses! Whenever there was something inconvenient or I had a question, they answered quickly, so I think you'll get a lot of help~! I'm leaving after a month of high satisfaction! Lastly, I'd like to say one more thing: although public transportation is available, it's a better location if you have a car. One of the directions leading to the accommodation is under construction, so it's inconvenient, but if you take a little detour by car, you can get on a convenient road, so it was okay~