#4769

A simple 203 in the tranquil old downtown of Jeju

The large window in front of the sink allows you to wake up as soon as the sun rises. And the sound of airplanes taking off... I'm lazy, but thanks to that, I've become a morning person. I think I need blinds on that window too. I bought an eye mask and earplugs. Since the heater is on... the floor is quite cold, so I think winter will be a bit difficult. Bring sleeping socks. When you open the window, you can hear the dog barking next door, the noise of the nearby elementary school, the night event at Gwandeokjeong, and the sound of night airplanes, but it's okay when you close the window. I just opened the window and lived because the season was ambiguous... The bed has only a mattress without a table top and is adjacent to the sofa, but it's not fixed, so you can't lean your back against it, and it smells a bit because it's fabric. Since the sink is outside, when I wash my face, a lot of water splashes onto the floor, and it falls all on the carpet. I wanted to do laundry, but I gave up because the installed Winia washing machine didn't have enough spin-drying power and the bath mat didn't spin at all. Of course, towels and T-shirts spin well. The refrigerator sometimes makes a loud vibration noise suddenly. It is because it is not balanced, so you can move it to the side a little. The location is in Top-dong, so it is convenient for travelers in many ways. There are many delicious restaurants nearby. Clean House is also close! Towels were not provided, so I brought them with me, but there was a store nearby that sells towels. (Seungjin Distribution) If I use it next time, I think I will buy towels here. Since the post office is right nearby, it was convenient to be able to send my luggage in advance. If you are worried about losing it, you can pick it up yourself or pick it up at the post office. Rather than writing a review saying “Wow, it’s good,” I will write a realistic review after living here for 3 weeks. Other reviews said that the water pressure was weak and the hot water came slowly, but not at all. It works well. The shower curtain smelled musty on the first day, so I asked about it and they gave me a new one right away. Recommended places Machihakata (eating alone, drinking alone), Byte Poets (wine bar), Palbok Mandu, Songrim Restaurant, Lee Young Restaurant (Bracken Fern Yukgaejang - tastier than Woojin Haejangguk), etc..

Thanks to the host's kind explanation before check-in, it was easy to find, and the part I liked the most was security! Security was a big factor when living alone for a month in a foreign country, and the triple security from the entrance helped me travel with peace of mind! Although I had a lot of luggage for a month, I had a hard time climbing the stairs, but I completely forgot about it after opening the door to the accommodation because I was so satisfied 😀 Each and every pretty prop and Grandhand scent... I was satisfied with the cleanliness, and first of all, it was so pretty that people around me asked where the accommodation was, which made me happy! I was worried about the noise because it was in front of an elementary school and close to the airport, but when I closed the window, I couldn't hear it well, and when I opened the window during the day, it was a great space that made me feel like I was in Jeju. As written in the accommodation introduction, there were many places to go nearby, and it was good to go to nearby beaches or tourist attractions just by taking a bus! The location was also really satisfying, so I thought a lot about extending the stay 😯 I was able to have a happy time by staying here for the first month! If I had the chance to stay here again, I think I would choose here! Thank you 😃

When staying in a short-term accommodation, there were many times when I was worried about safety. This is in front of Buk Elementary School, and I felt safe because I had to open 3 front door locks to get into the room. The interior was pretty and the faint scent made my first impression of the accommodation attractive. **, **** ** ** ***** **** **** **** **** *****. However, the water pressure in the bathroom faucet was uneven, and when using the kitchen or sink faucet, and even when the neighbors used water (you could tell by the sound), the shower water pressure became very weak, which was embarrassing. E-Mart is a 10-minute walk, and Dongmun Market is a 15-minute walk. Bukgyo Sunflower is a 1-minute walk, Kimbap Sand is a 7-minute walk. There are many local restaurants nearby, and it was good to go shopping or eat on the street. The neighborhood is quiet, along with Gwandeokdeng, so it was fun to take a walk nearby. You can get to the port in a 10-minute walk, so I recommend jogging along the coast in the morning. It was okay to go to Aewol, Jochon, and Hamdeok by public transportation without a car. I had a good stay.

I found out about this place after looking around several places to live in Jeju for a month and ended up staying there for about 40 days. It took about 20 minutes by bus from the airport to the accommodation, so I felt it was very accessible, and the accommodation was double-secured, so I felt safe. The accommodation was quite emotional and spacious enough for living alone, and the mattress was also very soft and large. There are many delicious restaurants and emotional cafes nearby, and Dongmun Market, E-Mart, and Chilseong-ro Fashion Street are about a 10-minute walk away. Public transportation is also convenient for going to Jeju City Hall and Shinjeju. I was very satisfied with the accommodation after living here for a little over a month, and it seems like a very good choice if you want to feel the atmosphere of the old world.

The location is near Dongmun Market and Gwandeokjeong, so it was great for traveling alone. The lighting is soft and the atmosphere is nice.

The host is kind and there are many things to do nearby.

I chose this place because I wanted to travel to the west for the last two weeks after living in the east for a month and mainly to go to delicious restaurants/cafes. There was double security from the entrance to the entrance, so I felt safe, and it was a one-room type, but it was much larger than the one-room officetels I usually thought of. As you can see in the picture, it was a very emotional accommodation. It was located in the middle of Jeju Airport and Jeju City Hall, so it was very accessible no matter which way I traveled, and since Jeju Island is famous for emotional cafes, it was fun to find them nearby. If there was one thing that was a little disappointing, it was that since I lived with only one heater in the winter, it felt cold inside for the first two days, and it took a while for the hot water to come out? But as time passed, the room became much warmer overall. If you want to catch both accessibility and emotion, I highly recommend it!