G Pension

The commercial area nearby is convenient, so there was no need to go shopping elsewhere, and Ediya shares the floor. The female owner of Ediya was kind. The place is old, and although the facilities were okay, they didn't seem well maintained. The pool was bigger than I expected, but I don't think they manage the water quality. The amenities were very basic. Still, for the price, I had a good rest.

The pension itself is so pretty that the photos turn out well, though I wish it had an ocean view. Ediya and Kyochon Chicken are on the building's first floor, with Lotte Mart right beside it, which made things really convenient. After the pool, we could order chicken and drinks, or buy meat at mealtime and grill it right away. I stayed in the most basic room, and it was clean and larger than it looked in the pictures. Since there was grass nearby, I worried about bugs, but only saw mosquitoes. I went in midsummer and was satisfied.

I booked in a hurry during peak season and hadn't expected much, but I'm really satisfied! It's clean, with no musty smell, and I'm so glad they let dogs stay. A chicken place and supermarket are right downstairs, which is handy. They provide disposable amenities, and the shampoo and conditioner aren't cheap, but they're decent. The towels are fluffy and clean. I brought my own, but I think I could use the ones here. There are basic cooking utensils, though it may be better to just buy them outside, haha.

The biggest plus is the low price and how close the beach is. It's roadside, though, so it's not a good fit if you want a view. There's a chicken place downstairs and Idaa Coffee next door. The pool water is terrible, masks aren't required at all, the part-timers all smoke in the walkway, and the cleaning is awful. I'd recommend a guesthouse instead. It's cheap and run by an older person.