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Sunset One Month Living 2 (Women Only/Air Conditioner in Each Room) Mosulpo Western-style House, 2nd Floor

It was so good! I'll do it again if I get the chance!

Before choosing a place to stay, I considered the following five most important factors: 1. A place with easy access to public transportation 2. A safe place 3. A quiet place or a women-only location 4. A place that evokes the charm of Jeju's countryside 5. A place where I could minimize my luggage To sum up, I was satisfied with all five factors. Furthermore, there were many unexpected advantages. Before booking an additional stay with Live Anywhere, I first lived in an Airbnb for a month, and I'm sharing my experiences after staying there for over a month. I hope this will be helpful to those who, like me, are having trouble choosing a place to stay. 1. Public transportation is very convenient. There are three bus stops within a 5-10 minute walk. This made it easy to get to the airport, Seogwipo's new downtown area, Aewol, and Hallim, among other destinations. When driving, free parking was conveniently available right in front of the property. 2. A safe environment. There's an elementary school and a large hotel nearby, so I didn't feel uneasy even late at night. At first, I was a little worried because I saw a game room on the street, but after staying here, I was able to walk around at night with peace of mind. 3. It's a quiet and pleasant environment. The neighborhood is quiet and clean. The night sky is particularly beautiful, with a fantastic view of the stars. Laundry was always a hassle when I stayed for a month, but here, there's a separate laundry room with a washer and dryer, which was incredibly convenient. The laundry room is separate from the room, so there's no noise. Another impressive feature is the "dryness." Wet towels left in the room were crisp and dry the next morning, so it was a pleasant experience. I've stayed in many accommodations on Jeju Island, but this was the first time I've felt this comfortable. 4. It exudes the charm of Jeju's countryside. The Daejeong area is filled with fields and stone-walled houses, giving it a unique Jeju atmosphere. When the Moseulpo Five-Day Market opened, I took a 30-minute walk to explore the area, and the streets felt quiet and peaceful. I often saw cats and dogs lying leisurely. A leisurely 20-minute walk from the accommodation brings you to Daiso and Starbucks, and a supermarket is just a 5-minute walk away. There are many local restaurants near Moseulpo Market, where you can enjoy a delicious meal for around 10,000 won. There were also small pleasures like listening to the roosters crowing at the bus stop, playing with the dogs in front of the restaurants, and greeting the elderly residents of the neighborhood. 5. Convenience The free ** and ** were clean, and the laundry was free, which was great for hygiene. All the kitchen utensils were available for use, making it convenient for cooking. 6. Unexpected Benefits Coupang Rocket Fresh delivery was available in the area, so grocery shopping was easy. While we had to buy water, we often used Samdasoo at a sale price lower than Coupang. The supermarket was just a 5-minute walk away, so carrying heavy luggage was easy. When the weather got colder, the host provided an electric blanket, which kept us warm. The space was also more spacious than I expected. Finally, thanks to the kind host and my cheerful roommates, I had a pleasant and comfortable stay. If you're looking for a comfortable and practical one-month stay in Jeju, I confidently recommend this accommodation.

The two-week trip was stable and comfortable thanks to the good accommodation. I really liked how the neighborhood was quiet and natural living space for the residents, and the bus stop was close and the bus infrastructure was good, so it was easy to travel to Seogwipo and the west side of Jeju. Above all, the host was great. I was truly grateful that he made it comfortable for a solo traveler staying in an unfamiliar place.