Topyeong-dong, Seogwipo · #339

♡Hotel-style glass windows, modern accommodation with good cost-effectiveness T2

It is a quiet and convenient place to stay. There is a nightstand, so it is good to sit and watch TV and have a beer in the evening. And for those who want to drink in the city, I recommend taking public transportation to go downtown because it is quiet. (There is a designated driver, but it may be hard to catch one) When using the bus, check the stop location on Naver Map. When using a taxi, it is good to take a Kakao Taxi around 5:30 or 6:30 to avoid peak times. And since there is no shock-absorbing cushion on the bathroom glass door, I will give you a tip to attach it to both sides of the handle to reduce the shock.

It is located in the middle of Seogwipo, Donnae-ko. If you like quiet places, I recommend it. I do not recommend Ttukbokki. There are some reviews saying it is scary at night, but Jeju has almost nothing to do at night, so it was okay for me who doesn't go out at night. There is ample parking, and the lobby and front door have passwords, so it is safe for women to come. There is a convenience store in front, so you can use it if you need something urgently. The room has clean white bedding, and the facilities such as TV, kitchen, bathroom, and heating are all fine. The only regret is that the stand did not work, there was no dishcloth, and the sink and shower were not very clean. There is a Daiso not far away by car, so please refer to it if you are planning to stay long term. I stayed for a week and had a good rest~

Hello! I want to leave a review because I want to recommend this place to people traveling to Jeju because it is so good for the price! 1. The room doesn't feel stuffy because of the glass window structure, and it was fun to look outside from the bed. Of course, there are rock curtains and chiffon curtains, so I rarely made eye contact with people across the street. 2. The bedding was clean like hotel bedding in white tones, and the soft mattress and queen-size bed allowed me to use it spaciously! I had been using a king-size bed, so the queen-size bed was a little narrow, but I quickly got used to it. 3. There was a shelf under the TV, a closet in the kitchen, and a closet, so it was good for organizing and storing luggage! I thought there wouldn't be hangers, so I brought them, but there were hangers, so I used them generously. 4. I brought kitchenware, dishes, and cooking utensils, but they were all provided! I think you only need to bring the bare minimum of dishes. However, you should bring all the seasonings. It would be more convenient to buy small soy sauces and sauces at the mart! 5. There was a mini washing machine as well as a clothes drying rack, but since it was summer, the clothes weren't too bulky, so the washing machine didn't feel small. 6. The bathroom was spacious and had a shower booth, so the outside of the booth was dry. 7. Thanks to the strong air conditioner, I felt like heaven when I returned to the accommodation after a humid Jeju trip! However, it would be better if you had a dehumidifier. 8. The water pressure was strong and the hot water came out right away, which was also very good. 9. I was worried about the electricity bill because the air conditioner was always on, but it only cost about 15,000 won! I don't think you have to worry about the electricity bill being high. 10. The recycling bin was very well-maintained! The manager cleaned and organized it every day, so it was well-maintained. 11. I lost my wallet once, so I contacted the host to see if there was anything I had lost, but he was so worried and answered my questions right away! He even contacted me after I checked out to tell me to go back home safely! Thank you so much! There were some good parts, but I'll tell you some of the disappointing parts! 1. The refrigerator was too weak, which was the biggest disappointment. It was so weak that I had to put water in the freezer to cool it down. So the ice didn't freeze, so I had to buy ice every time! I was staying for a month, so I bought kimchi and side dishes, but they were so weak that they started to ferment. They said it was an electrical problem with the accommodation, but I still think it was disappointing. For those who will be staying at the accommodation, I recommend buying kimchi in small quantities, even if it's expensive, and buying dried side dishes to eat! I recommend Hanaro Mart's ice cubes instead of convenience store ice. They're hard and big, so they didn't melt well in the freezer. 2. This has nothing to do with the accommodation, but if you walk to 'Seogwipo Logistics Center CU', there are two big dogs. It was so scary that it chased me and barked. So I recommend using 'Seogwipo Industrial Complex CU'! 3. The entrance to the accommodation is narrow, so it's not easy for beginners. You should always enter carefully and slowly. 4. The accommodation is a bit far for a one-night stay! There's no place to walk out and have a meal or a drink. You have to drive out. I don't know if this review will be helpful, but it's all my experience, so please use it as a reference! It was a great trip that covered all the regrets! I plan to use it again next time. I'll leave a review after only bringing back good memories from Jeju!🫡💓