Jebudo Kerensia Resort

The room was clean, and the staff were kind.

You'll find it by continuing straight down the side street beside Pungcheon Eel. You need to make a reservation. There's a pool, but swimsuits are required, cotton clothes aren't allowed. There aren't any supermarkets or convenience stores close by. Once you leave the resort, walk right past the front of Pungcheon Eel and you'll come to a GS convenience store, though it's a bit of a walk.

The heated pool is kept in good shape and works well for a visit with kids. Rooms are spacious, the bathrooms are large, and each room has air conditioning. The building even stays cool overnight with the AC off, and it's quiet. For anyone coming by car, this area is much more convenient than staying on Jebudo Island. It's a decent place, and I'd like to come back.

The layout takes a little getting used to, but the bedrooms are far apart, which is handy when my dad snores. The veranda has a barbecue area, and the bathroom is big enough to bathe with a child. The heated pool is less dependent on the weather outside. There's a lounge beside the pool, and guests aren't allowed to bring food in for everyone's convenience. Still, some inconsiderate people sometimes bring instant noodles to eat or feed their kids. And even with a No Diving sign, people dive right in front of others. The owner is especially kind. There's also an unmanned cafe with good facilities and well-kept plants, which makes for a pleasant atmosphere.