Jeju Platinum Caravan

There are dogs, but they're absolutely not allowed. They told me dogs were permitted, so I was embarrassed when I was then told otherwise. They said I had to keep them caged inside and tied up on the terrace. I booked because of my dog, so the whole thing felt ridiculous and absurd. The caravan is old, and the explanation about it went on for ages. There are too many caravans, and nowhere to eat nearby.

The view is so good that it makes up for what the place lacks, though it still left a little to be desired. Each caravan has a vine partition for privacy, plus its own Wi-Fi, TV, and air-conditioning. There's a beach right below the accommodation, and a convenience store about a 10-minute walk away. The view was great from our quadruple room. We couldn't get a double room, so we booked that one, although there were only two of us and we were comfortable enough. Looking closely, it would be cramped for four, with just enough room to sleep. It had basic cooking utensils, which made it more comfortable than I'd expected. There's a makeshift toilet and sink inside the caravan, but they recommend using the shared facilities if possible. The shared building has showers, toilets, and recycling facilities. You can ask about a BBQ for an extra fee.

It's close to the city center, and the view is nice, but there isn't much to do. The charcoal grill was especially bad. We couldn't see anything, so we couldn't eat. All the caravans looked alike and none had numbers, so we got confused walking back and forth and nearly ended up meeting everyone. I wouldn't come back.

The parking lot is large and easy to use, and there were hardly any bugs to bother us. Trees partly screen the neighboring caravan, so there wasn't much disturbance. The view is amazing. The whole property faces the ocean, and the fishing boats' lights at night feel quite romantic. The bathroom is too small if you're larger, so the shared shower room is probably a better choice.