A Strange Day Guesthouse - Hostel

Breakfast was delicious, while the potluck was just so-so. The mattresses are on the soft side. The men's bathroom might feel a little unfamiliar at first, but it’s fine once you get used to it.

The beds were the most comfortable and cozy I’ve come across in this price range among all the guesthouses I’ve visited. The owner is kind and thoughtful, and made sure guests could settle in comfortably. The men's and women's rooms and bathrooms are fully separated inside the building, so guests shouldn’t inconvenience each other. The neighborhood is quiet, with lots of well-known restaurants nearby, and it’s convenient for visiting Seongsan Ilchulbong and Seopjikoji. Worth keeping in mind if you’re staying in the area.

I spent about three nights here during my week in Jeju. The owner was so kind, and the breakfasts were incredibly good, which made an unfamiliar day feel comfortable. It was lovely meeting you, and I hope I can come back next time!

I slept well in the dorm, with comfortable bedding and a curtain around each bed for some quiet at the end of the day. The men's and women's dorm rooms are in separate buildings, and each room has its own bathroom with a shower. The two dogs at the guesthouse were incredibly cute. I enjoyed talking with the owner, who always took such good care of me, and it’s a place I wanted to recommend to my friends.