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The accommodation I stayed at after going to the Hwacheon Sancheoneo Festival!It’s hot because it’s an ondol.When grilling meat on a barbecue outsideIt was so cold that I thought my body was freezing.It was inconvenient because we only had one room, but it was a lot of fun.The appliances are a bit old and the bathroom is also old.It's better not to expect too much hygiene.The road up is steep, so if it snows a lot,The car might get pushed over

It is a place where you can rest quietly without being disturbed.However, the cleaning condition is a bit disappointing.Still, give it a try

It feels like an old hanok and has a fun space like an annex, so it's great for kids to play. The rooms are suitable for a family of 3-4, but it's cramped for more than that. Breakfast is nicely prepared with local food, but the price is a bit disappointing.

The most difficult thing was sleeping. I was prepared because it was a hanok, but I still couldn't sleep. The yoga was so thin and stuffy that it was difficult. Breakfast is delicious.

I liked that it was quiet and clean... but I regret not being able to fully enjoy it due to the structure of the accommodation.A typical Hanok pension feel. The owner ran the place neatly. It was also nice that there was a path nearby for a light walk. I saw bugs, but I think it's even weirder if there aren't any bugs in a remote place.If you are visiting to have a quiet, personal time, I recommend the Sarangchae rather than the separate building. In the case of an outbuilding, both the door and window faced the yard, so it was difficult to open the window. Since it is adjacent to where the owner lives, you can hear various household noises (the sound of pipes running, people coming in and out, etc.), so if you are a sensitive person, it may be very uncomfortable.On the other hand, the sarangchae is a private house and has windows facing inward, so it doesn't seem to have any of the inconveniences mentioned above. As a bonus, I also liked that there was a space to enjoy a cup of tea while enjoying the fresh air. It seems like a difference of about 20,000 won, but it seems worth it.There is a dog that is quite large and has a loud voice. It is tied up, but please note that it may be quite a burden for people who are afraid of dogs.

The view from the room is healing. The owner was a bit unfriendly, but the wife was kind.

Quiet and cozy traditional Hanok house!

Come and stay, eat wild greens rice and drip coffee, and talk while walking along the trail~~^^

It is a place where beautiful Hanok blends in well with the surrounding scenery. You can make your own bedding with fabric dyed with natural dyes, and you can make reservations for meals limited to 10 people per day using vegetables grown in your garden. The walking path in the surrounding forest is quiet and there are no outsiders, as if it were exclusively for Yugoksanbang. There is a rocking swing at the beginning of the trail. The view from where you sit is beautiful. Cleanliness☆5 items. The view of the sky from the hammock in the yard pavilion is also beautiful.

It's quiet, and the owners are friendly and friendly. Although it's a Hanok house, it feels like it's been very renovated and well-maintained. It's a place I want to come back to again.