Gangneung · #44853

Ocean View Stylish Accommodation 3-Minute Walk from Yeongjin Beach (50-inch TV) Netflix

Sometimes, when I need healing and relaxation, I visit Gangwon-do. Yeongjin Beach was my first time there, and it had a different charm from Sokcho: a place of relaxation. My goal this time was relaxation, so this place was perfect for me. I decided to stay at *****. I was worried it might be awkward or boring because it was my first time there, but those worries vanished the moment I arrived. Pros of the Accommodation - Convenience store, delicious bakery, and pretty cafe within a 10-minute walk. - Jumunjin Port within a 30-minute walk. - City bus/coastal road within a 3-minute walk. The driver was very attentive (Jumunjin > Yeongjin Beach > Gangneung Sundubu Village > Gyeongpodae > Cafe Street). Searching Naver will give you detailed bus times and current locations in real time. I took the Sundubu Village bus for 15 minutes and had a meal there. - Large grocery store within a 20-minute walk. Pros of the Accommodation - The moment I opened the door, I was greeted by the musky scent and warmth. It was comfortable. It felt cozy. - The bed was neither too soft nor too hard, just like a hotel bed. The bedding was so fluffy it felt like it just came out of the dryer, making it feel like I could roll around in it all day. (My personal favorite.) - Clean and crisp white IKEA cutlery, pots, and pans. - The Velcro straps prevented even a single hair from straying onto the floor. - The ****, **, ****, **, etc. were all clearly marked as ****. - The host's meticulous attention to detail, including a nail clipper set and sewing kit. - The vacuum cleaner was provided, so the place aired out every morning and was kept clean. I've never seen a place like this before. Usually, I'd say, "Hmm... ah... uh... okay... okay... well... this is about right..." As soon as I walked in, I felt like I was at home. I felt like a homebody all day long. The hospitality and consideration for guests was so impressive that I cleaned every day and lived here like it was my own home for a week. I'll never forget the smell of coffee and the ocean, sipping it on the veranda after cleaning in the morning, with a warm cup in hand, and gazing at the ocean. There's a rice cooker, so I can steam potatoes and cook rice. I can stroll to Jumunjin, order some raw fish, and enjoy a drink while watching Netflix. When I'm hungry, I can boil ramen and enjoy it on the veranda, listening to the waves. The luxury of lying in bed and reading a book of my choice. I checked out today, but I'd love to come back. However... there were a few things I felt were a little disappointing, things that could be improved? Here are some points to consider: - It would have been nice to have slippers. (I felt bad about going barefoot out to the veranda, then to the bathroom, then to the living room, then stepping on the carpet and getting onto the bed. It's more about the cleanliness of the carpet and bed than my own feet.) - It would have been nice to have blinds on the balcony window. (The weather is nice and sunny, so even when I want to sleep in, I find it hard to stay awake.) - How to use the Netflix remote control (I don't know how to do this, so I apologize for bothering the host so much...) I had a wonderful week. Thank you so much for your warm and welcoming hospitality. Those who stay or pass through this place... you'll feel the warmth of this place. Please keep it beautiful and clean. Please. Thank you so much for your warm and welcoming hospitality. I'll definitely be back. I'm already excited to see the place again the next time I visit. It was a truly wonderful week. Thank you again~ :)