Jeju Jochon · #5031

Newly built detached house C with a private yard embracing the Gotjawal forest

I wanted to live in Jeju for a month, so I decided to spend about ten days there during the Lunar New Year holiday. I chose Seonheul Sagye for 6 nights and 7 days. The accommodation was small, but it was perfect for my two college-age daughters. The bedding was good, and everything was clean and well-equipped, so it was comfortable to stay. As someone who wanted to be near the forest, Dongbaekdongsan right in front of me gave me a refreshing break while walking every day. Parking was easy, and the village was cozy. There were pretty cafes, good restaurants, and Hanaro Mart nearby, so it was easy to enjoy everyday life. When I opened my eyes, I saw the pretty forest, garden, and sky through the window. I don't think I've seen the sky and pretty clouds like this often recently. I didn't think I'd be scared at all (?) even if I came alone. I liked that there was no TV, and the one book I left in the accommodation was a testament to the host's consideration. While I was there, I read it all^^ On the last day, after cleaning up the accommodation due to the snowstorm, I left early and didn't know about the food waste card, so I was surprised at the airport and contacted the host, and his response was so warm.ㅎ It was Seonheul-ri Village where I felt Jeju with my eyes and heart. I think I will live this year bravely with these good memories. I don't want to go to places I've been to before and want to go to new places, but if I come back to Jochon, I want to stay here again. It was a place that was enough for me to feel the emotions of Jeju.

While researching several places for a six-night stay in Jeju Island, I was debating between two places before settling on this one. This was because it had more reviews than others and was very informative. Based on the reviews, I was able to adjust my itinerary and restaurants accordingly, making for a truly fulfilling trip. Here's some personal advice I didn't find in the reviews: if you enjoy saunas, I recommend Honmosim Sauna, a 16-minute drive away. It's a great deal: 7,000 won for adults, 4,000 won for elementary school students, and 3,000 won for preschoolers. If you'd like to work out, you can also try the sauna for just 4,000 won per day. I enjoyed the plan of going to the Jocheon-eup Library and then enjoying the sauna in the evening. There's a Daiso across from the library. When heading to Gotjawal Forest in front of the hotel, stop by the Wetland Center, a three-minute drive away, to get stamps and have them stamped. Kids will love it. Guided tours are offered at 10:00 and 2:00, so be sure to make a reservation in advance. Same-day tours are not available. If you'd like to attend dawn prayers or Sunday services, I recommend Bukchon Church, a 10-minute drive away. The dawn prayers are at 6:00, which is a great time. While not spacious, this is a great place to stay with a family of 3-4! See you next time!

I am very satisfied with the 10-day stay!!! Even my daughter, who is sensitive to the accommodation, laid down comfortably and used everything as if it were her own home as soon as she entered the room ㅎㅎ The bathroom was also clean, and many reviews said to bring towels, shampoo, etc., so I brought everything, and there were trio, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and towels ㅎㅎ But I brought my own towel because I was going to play in the water, and I used my own towel when I played outside! There were no bugs, and it was quiet, so I had a good rest I really felt good waking up to the sound of birds in the morning Thanks to the host who took care of everything from before we checked in to during our stay, we had a great time! I was nervous because it was the rainy season, but the weather was nice during our stay So my first long-term trip to Jeju Island was a good memory Dal-rang-gu said she was sad and greeted the washing machine, air conditioner, fan, and other places

I spent 6 nights and 7 days with my kids, and although it was snowy and windy in Jeju, the house was warm and comfortable. I was touched by the considerate text messages from before check-in to check-out^^ I asked a lot of questions, so I know it must have been annoying, but thank you for responding well. There was no inconvenience for 3 people, and it wasn't too big, so it was very easy to clean. I still want to go back when I think about it. I regret not being able to go to the good cafes, restaurants, and walking trails around the accommodation because I was going around with the kids, but I was satisfied because it was a great location for traveling to the east. I think it will be a great place to stay when the weather gets warmer. I want to go again in early summer with the outdoor tag and the lawn. I was so happy while staying there^^

It's a quiet, clean, and great place to rest for a week. The neighborhood is also very pretty, and the school, Dongbaek Park, and nearby restaurants are delicious. It's a place I want to come back to again♡♡

My child is in the first grade, so I took a year off from childcare, and I decided to live in Jeju for a month to make memories with my child who loves the Jeju sea, and after searching frantically, I found a place to stay! I made the decision after considering many things because I would be staying with my child for a month. I used a delivery service (Dodo Delivery). If there is anyone who is planning to stay for a month, I would like to recommend a place to stay. I will write down what I can think of for your reference. Independent house, small yard (lots of grasshoppers and cicadas), barbecue table, hammock, 1 minute away from Seonheul Elementary School playground (soccer, basketball) and local restaurants (Oseon, Hyeongje Restaurant, Dongbaek Hope, etc.), Dongbaekdongsan in front of the house, Dongbaekdongsan Center 5 minutes away Deokcheon Insect Farming Association (lighthouse collection, specimen experience) 7 minutes away Jocheon-eup Library (loan available), Daiso, Hanaro Mart (pharmacy, gas station, bank) 15 minutes away Hamdeok, Gimnyeong Beach 15 minutes away, Sehwa, Pyeongdae-ri Beach 30 minutes away Gimnyeong Yacht, Ocean Experience Center, Samdasoo, Orion Tour World Natural Heritage Center, Gyo-rae Natural Recreation Forest, Central Park, Samda Ranch 15 minutes away Jeju Natural History Museum, Jeju Education Museum, Starlight Nuri Park, Jeju National Museum, Science Experience Center, Math Experience Center, Aqua Planet, Seongsan Ilchulbong, Bunker of Light, Jeju Museum of Art, Jeju Safety Experience Center, Gogh Garden, Pyoseon Salt Museum Beach 40 minutes away The location of the accommodation is really good because it is in Seonheul-ri, Jochon-eup. However, when the sun goes down, the road to the accommodation after passing Yeolbang University is dark. The accommodation is small but clean and it was comfortable to live with a child for a month. (I think that if you want to live in nature with good air, you have to be quiet about bugs.) The sound of birds from Dongbaekdongsan in the morning and the dazzling sunlight coming into the second floor wake me up.^^ Food waste disposal cards are provided and there is a recycling center 3 minutes away near Yeolbang University. It was convenient because there was a water tap and a drying rack so that I could wash my tools outside after going to the beach. There is a washing machine, so if you do your laundry, you can dry it on the indoor drying rack or use the public dryer. It is a small accommodation, but there are convenient routes and facilities that show the owner's consideration. Things to prepare: towels, tissues, soap, laundry detergent, shampoo, body cleanser, etc. (there is only kitchen detergent in the accommodation) A day has passed, but I miss the air, greenery, and birdsong. I met the owner couple once, and they took care of the garden and were kind. I regret not being able to talk more^^ I made a lot of memories with my child while living in Jeju for a month!!

A week at Seonheulgot Sagye was such a special and new experience for me. Without any prior knowledge, I made a reservation because I was attracted to the 'pretty newly built detached house near Gotjawal', and my choice was the best. Above all, I really liked that Dongbaekdongsan was right across the street. It was a quiet, beautiful, and healing forest that I walked through every day. After the walk, I had a delicious meal at 'Seonheulgot Restaurant', 'Oseon', and 'Small Kitchen', a sentimental restaurant in the village. It was the first time I didn't rent a car and just walked around, but I was happy every day. Hamdeok Beach was about 10 minutes away by bus, so I enjoyed the ocean and walked the Olle Trail. Seonheul-ri Village is so pretty. It was a place generously filled with bookstores, cafes, and the zelkova trees that captured my heart. In particular, the tenacious vitality and majestic appearance of the 'Bulkannang' zelkova tree that protected the village as if nothing had happened added to the emotion. It's been a few weeks since I came back, but I miss many things. I remember the hammock on the ceiling of Seonheulgot Sagye where I stayed. It had a magical power that made me feel like a child again, as the tension and unexpected comfort completely relieved my fatigue. I want to go back to that clean and cozy place. I keep flipping through my calendar to find time~^^

When I started living for a month, I worried a lot about where to stay, but if I visit Jeju Island next time, I will come here because of the accommodation. I stayed comfortably. Hamdeok, Gimnyeong, Woljeong-ri, Songdang Jeju Island Beach and the eastern part of the central mountain range are all conveniently located for accommodation. All the roads leading to the area are pretty. Dongbaekdongsan right in front is prettier than any Gotjawal, and there are many hidden restaurants within 15 minutes of the accommodation, so I didn't eat as much as I thought, which was a bit disappointing. The kitchen facilities are not that great, so it was clean and well-stocked, so it was easy to cook. There is a Ness** coffee machine^^; You can also grill meat on the terrace in the yard. The view outside the window was like a painting. It's not in a back alley, so it's not scary to come here late at night, and parking is easy. Above all, it's a single-family house, so it's soundproofed ~~ and the double-sash window means good insulation. The duplex 2nd floor is also heated. The utility bills were not much, and I paid about 60,000 won for 11 nights for water, electricity, etc. I recommend this place because I want to stay longer when I travel to Jeju Island to the east next time~~ The host is easy to contact and kind.