Jeju Jochon · #6782

#Ocean view #Cafe atmosphere # A beautiful house where light and shadows stay

Advertisement x The owner was kind and the inside of the accommodation was bigger and prettier than it looked in the pictures. It was very clean! The area around the accommodation was also very quiet and pretty! I recommend it if you want to feel the real Jeju, not like a tourist attraction! There are a lot of really good restaurants in the neighborhood that only locals go to, and there are also a lot of pretty cafes! However, the vacuum cleaner felt a bit... weak? and the clothes drying rack was a bit small and uncomfortable..ㅎ

It was a great place to live alone, as there weren't many people and it was quiet and secluded. It was also great that there was an ocean and a bus stop right nearby! I highly recommend it to anyone living alone for a month! The accommodations were also stylish and pretty.

Overall, it was quiet, comfortable, and nice :)! The host was also kind and nice, but I think text messages don't work well~! I think the confirmation was late or the reply wasn't fast You can park in the yard, but there's a lot of space in the yard because of the delivery vehicle, but you have to park a little far from the entrance of the house It's not a big difference,, It's windy and cold, so the house felt a little cold But it wasn't so cold that I felt it was really cold Because there were no blankets and basic items provided, I had the blankets delivered by Coupang and used them :)! I bought the rest of the necessary items at the nearby Hanaro Mart and Daiso and used them The atmosphere of the accommodation and such were good as you can see in the pictures But the water pressure in the shower in the bathroom is too weak,, I thought it was because the shower was old, so I bought it at Daiso and replaced it, but the water pressure was the same ㅠㅠ The water pressure was the most disappointing,, The hot water came out well~! And the hygiene inside the microwave was so,, so bad It smelled a lot, and food particles were flying around, and it was a bit uncomfortable to use a lot ㅠㅠ I used the washing machine cleaner first just in case, and I don't know if it was dust, but it floated in the water. Clean it once with the washing machine cleaner and use it~! Aside from that, there were no bugs or anything, and it was relatively clean. I can see the rapeseed flowers and the sea from the house, and it's quiet, good for a walk, and I rested comfortably. ᵔ◡ᵔ The outside lights of the house were on, but the entrance was so dark on the way to the house that I passed it by a few times ㅠㅠ I think people who use public transportation should go early! I kept the blinds on the windows day and night,, and I could see the room from outside so well ㅠㅠ The front door also had a slightly transparent part that showed the living room, so it was a bit uncomfortable. It was my first time living in a house, so I was a little scared and anxious, but it was nice that the hosts lived on the 2nd floor.

In September, I finally started my long-awaited Jeju life. I’ve traveled alone often, but this is my first time staying alone for a month, so accommodation was important. I’ve summarized the pros and cons of using accommodation from the perspective of a woman traveling alone. 1. The location is a little far from the town, so it’s quiet. It’s not scary or anything. The owner is also on the second floor. There’s no noise between floors or in the next room, and I rarely encounter other guests. My accommodation is on the first floor, so the blinds are closed at night so that I can’t see outside. 2. It’s about a 15-minute walk to the Sinchon Pier, which has the ocean. The neighborhood is nice for walking, and the ocean is close enough to be part of the neighborhood, so it feels friendly and cool. I enjoyed walking around. I think I’ll remember it for a long time. 3. The living room, kitchen, and bedroom are separated, so it’s spacious enough to stay alone, so it wasn’t stuffy. My friends also visited for a short while, and it’s enough for 2-3 people to gather. The bedroom has a sentimental interior, just like the accommodation photos, which adds to the atmosphere. There were many windows, so it was well ventilated and I could drink tea and work while looking out at the garden. The water pressure in the sink was strong, but the water pressure in the bathroom shower was weak compared to that. Maybe because the weather was so hot or because the bug repellent was good, there were almost no mosquitoes, and I didn't worry about bugs except for the two times I saw a civet. 4. Since it was rented, I brought my own bedding. It was a bit inconvenient, but once I put the ones I used in place, it felt like my room and I quickly felt familiar with the space. 5. The lighting is orange, not fluorescent, so it creates a nice atmosphere. It's not dark, though. It felt warm and nice. 6. It was really hot all September, but there were air conditioners in the bedroom and living room, so it was cool. However, the air conditioner in the living room was located so the wind only went to the side of the sink, so the other areas of the living room didn't reach the wind well, which was a shame. (I bought one at Daiso because I didn't have a fan.) When I was at home, I had to keep the air conditioner on all day, but I was able to cool it down with just one of the wall-mounted air conditioners in the bedroom or living room. The total management fee for electricity, water, etc. is 200,000 won. 7. When I checked in on the first day, I went later than 3 o'clock, but the owners were cleaning until then, so I was a bit taken aback. My first impression was that it was messy and made me wait rather than being welcomed, which was disappointing. 8. Since I cook at home, I was curious about the state of the kitchen, but the refrigerator, microwave, and electric rice cooker were not cleaned well, so I did it again. The rice cooker ended up broken, so I replaced it with a new one. They quickly resolved the problem, but it was disappointing that the cleaning condition and kitchen utensils were not checked in advance. There were cutting boards, sponges, rubber gloves, etc., but I bought them separately because I was using them (there is a Daiso Hamdeok store within 5 minutes by car). 9. You can buy side dishes at the side dish store of 'Jocheon Nonghyup Local Hood Hanaro Mart', which is 4 minutes away by car. I had delicious shrimp curry there. Since it opened recently, parking was convenient, and the store was not too big, so it was good for shopping. 10. When I first entered the assigned accommodation, my first impression was not good. The front door was messy and there was a lot of clutter piled up in front of the door. It was annoying. I had to go in and out every day to see it. It’s not a regular house, but a lodging business, so the piled up stuff around it seems to need to be organized. It would be even better if the surroundings of the house were maintained like the inside. ○ I really enjoyed my one-month stay in Jeju. In order to do that, a sense of stability in the accommodation was important, and when I returned to the accommodation after being outside, I felt like I was returning to my own home. I hope that other people who use this place will also find it a comfortable accommodation.

1. The hosts were very kind, so I was very comfortable. :) If you are a woman traveling alone, it would be good if the owners are nearby. Also, the accommodation was very hip and pretty, which was my style. 2. The accommodation was located in a quiet fishing village, so it was perfect for enjoying the quiet Jeju atmosphere. You can see the ocean right from the living room. However, it is not too far from downtown Jeju, so you can go there by bus in 30 minutes, making it easy to go to and from the airport. 3. I traveled without a car, but there is a bus line that circles the coastal road within a 6-minute walk, so it was easy to go anywhere in the northern part of Jeju. If you take bus number 201, you can go to Gimnyeong, Seongsan, and Seogwipo without transferring. It was nice that you could get to Hamdeok Beach, the nearest tourist attraction, in 10 minutes by any bus. 4. This is not a regret, but rather a characteristic of long-term stays, but I recommend checking in advance and preparing for the lack of bedding and other amenities. You can get it at your accommodation, but it's probably easier to bring it in advance, right? In particular, I recommend bringing small amounts of seasonings such as sesame oil and salt from home. (The same goes for laundry detergent, etc.) I went down there to heal my tired body and mind from work, and I came back fully recharged and relaxed. :) I hope other people go there and have a good experience. 😊

I'm leaving after a month of staying at a beautiful accommodation :) It's a great accommodation for a month alone or with someone. There's a bus stop near the accommodation, so it was easy to go to the airport and the beach while walking, and I enjoyed every nook and cranny of the neighborhood a little more leisurely. The yard outside the accommodation window, and the rooftop view of Hallasan and the ocean, the morning birdsong and the afternoon full of sunlight, and the sound of rain on a rainy day, and I can feel the affection and sincerity in each and every neat and cafe-like interior, and just being at the accommodation makes me happy. The owner was kind and introduced me to the neighborhood, so I got to recommend a lot of good places I hadn't thought of. The dog is also very gentle and cute. :) I think I'll often think of this quiet and peaceful place. I hope everyone who visits has peaceful days.