We originally booked for just my husband and me, but the kids ended up joining us, so we ended up staying as a family of five. The owner charged an extra 10,000 won per person for extra blankets and provided plenty of towels and bottled water. The refrigerator in the first room we were assigned seemed broken, so we mentioned it and they switched us. In the new room, the air conditioner didn't work with the remote, so we had to keep plugging and unplugging it. Still, we were grateful just to see that it was working. For breakfast, we could have toast, milk, soup, and fried eggs, so we made sandwiches and ate them very well, which kept us energized for the day's schedule. I wonder if they even make a profit providing breakfast at that price?
I was worried about whether it would be suitable for children since it was labeled a "motel," but my concerns were unfounded; it was hotel-quality. When we had breakfast, I noticed there were many families with young children.
We had a delicious dinner at the abalone specialty restaurant right in front, had a drink, took a walk on the beach, and were able to rest quietly at our accommodation.
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