Brown Dot Gijang Yeonhwari

Room 203 had a clean, spacious interior, and the duplex layout gave it high ceilings. The kitchen and refrigerator were both large, which was nice. If you plan to cook, bring your own seasonings, knives, and dishcloths. They don’t provide seasonings, and there was only one paring knife. Electric underfloor heating covered both the room, including the duplex level, and the living room. The family staying in the room said it felt a bit cooler than the living room. The living room was so warm they had to set the temperature to 2 just to sleep. Please gather your trash and take it to the recycling area in a corner of the first-floor parking lot.

The location is right behind the Gijang restaurant street, and I have fond memories of having ramen at the seaside convenience store in the morning. It had lots of cats. Breakfast was decent, though simple. Nothing was especially great, but there wasn’t anything to complain about. The bedding was clean, and I liked having a Styler, which felt better than using a laundry service. The bathroom was huge, even seeming bigger than the bedroom, haha.

There was plenty of parking, and the room was in very good condition, like it had been remodeled. Maybe because peak season was over, it was quiet. I had a great stay, and there was a pretty bridge in the evening.

The staff were friendly and the service was excellent. Breakfast included eggs, milk, cup noodles, and toast, and they even thought to provide ice cups and ice. The bathtub was spacious, and while it isn’t a beach, there’s an ocean view. It’s good value, with seafood places nearby, and a nice spot to relax with Netflix.