Jecheon Haru

Handy place to pause for a rest while heading toward Gangwon-do. It's close to the tollgate. ^^

The room itself was fine, and the remote setting was quiet, but some practical details were missing. The brightest light is by the bathroom, with no nightlight, and there isn’t a spot where I could spread out a map and plan an itinerary. When I turned on the shower, the water hit the glass wall across from it instead of the tub, though the head really needed to be angled a little. I travel with a phone, tablet, laptop, and MP3 player, so I bring a multi-charger, but there weren’t enough outlets.

You’re full of energy, spending freely on food and sleep like water going into a bottomless pit. Seokgangsoe and Ongnye. At the hideout, you hooked up early Saturday morning, took a hangover cure, then came in acting like you knew nothing and asked, “Did you guys go to work?” Aren’t you confirmed COVID-19 cases? Where did you people come from, hiding as you go around and spreading it? I’m reporting you.

After our trip to Bulguksa Temple in Gyeongju, my husband and I needed somewhere to stay, so I called. The owner answered kindly and even booked the room for us. The room was clean, and we had a really good night's rest without any hassle. Thank you for letting us stay here for one night.