Gyeamgotaek

The owner is very kind, and the bathroom is not shared, so each room uses a different bathroom, so we use the bathroom alone. It's close and good for going to see the flowers at Gaesimsa Temple and Munsusa Temple during the cherry blossom season. Only toothpaste, body wash, shampoo, and towels are provided.

It is narrower and slightly more uncomfortable than a pension that only looks like a traditional Korean house. However, considering that it is a traditional hanok, it was more comfortable, clean, and enjoyable than expected. It's a bonus that the cats welcome you when you come in and out.

very good. First of all, I think it would be a good experience for those who have never stayed in an old tile-roofed house. The bathroom has to go outside, but it doesn't seem like a big inconvenience compared to my experience, and the coffee and bread provided by the landlord in the morning are good for breakfast, and there is a kitchen. In other words, it feels good just to sit in the living room decorated with an old stove kitchen. If you are someone who likes the feeling of being a bit different from the reality of staying in a house for a long time like in Italy or Europe, wouldn't a short stay of a day or two rather than a long stay give you more time in your life?

A place to sleep onlyㆍThe rest is inconvenient for the priceㆍAccommodation that is only meant for one night in an old houseㆍ

Although it was not clean, it was a valuable experience.

This is where I stayed while on an unplanned fall trip. The room was a bit small and there was no television, but it had wifi so it wasn't too much of an inconvenience. It was a good memory because the owner was kind and the place was well managed. There is a cat that follows people well^^

The basic amenities are very inconvenient because it is an old house. The bathroom is either shared or located outside the room, so you have to give up any comfort or comfort other than visiting an old house.

You can experience some of the residential environment where your ancestors lived in the past, so it is great for family trips without some inconvenience or for history education purposes for your children. I liked the cozy courtyard view, the warm floor, and the owner's provision of morning coffee. However, it may be uncomfortable for those who are accustomed to hotels or pensions. If you visit on a cold day, you may experience the cool air in the room due to the upper wind, the cramped rooms and no closets, the noise of doors opening and closing coming and going through the door to the rooms clustered around the courtyard, and the bathroom being a bit far away, so it can be inconvenient to go back and forth. I was satisfied with the view of snow falling in the yard on Christmas Eve morning. I wish they would provide water as well.