Good price, quiet, nice views. There was tableware and fully equipped kitchen.

It's really old and not always clean. The bedsheets are not comfy.

THE ROOM WAS AMAZING!!!! I NEVER write reviews like this when I didn't have the best initial experience, but the room was actually to die for. The bed is huge, the room is SO nice, there was a patio, a living area, a fridge, a small couch. It was actually the nicest room I had ever been in at such great value. If you are going by yourself or as a couple HIGHLY recommend. The room was so clean and the aesthetic of the place was SO CUTE. The BATHROOM IS SO BIG OH MY GOD! I can go on and on over how great the room was I was so surprised. They have breakfast from 8AM-10AM.

THE LOCATION. JEEZUS. there is nothing around the place, like the nearest convenience store is a 10 minute walk from the bus station in the OPPOSITE direction, so from CU, it's a 33 minute walk toward the place. A 17-19 minute walk from the bus station. Imagine, suitcase in hand for 33 minutes in the summer humid heat, BRUTAL. So, I would not recommend if you do not have a car. Also, I am NOT Korean, so checking in was SUPER HARD. There was no one at front, only a poster up front that said to call if you have any questions in Korean with a Korean phone number, but I can't call internationally. Maybe it was because I arrived late (10PM) but it was really difficult to find someone to help me. I had to google translate to ask a random person to call the owner of the place as he was coincidentally pulling into the parking lot with his family. But I didn't see anyone for 15-20 minutes and was pretty stressed out during that time with mosquitos biting me like crazy. The person who came and helped me check in had pretty decent English and tried his best to help me, so that was great, but I really did not need that experience. So, if you are a non-speaking Korean person I highly recommend getting there before 5PM because Booking.com attendees or customer service of the place could help you then.