Memory Maker

Highly recommended to those who pay 400,000 won and have an unfair experience A room with bug corpses! This is my first time in my life experiencing something like this. I made a same-day reservation and was warned in advance that it might be cold due to the season, so I arrived prepared. Still, I thought it would be okay since it was just a couple of words. Even though there were dead insects all over the bathroom and room, I understood that it was a mountain and it would only be warm around 8 PM, so I deliberately went outside and arrived after 9 PM, but the room was cold and only a small heater the size of a coffee pot was working hard. The indoor temperature was 20 degrees near the heater and below 17 degrees in the living room. It was so cold that I even covered myself with the towel provided in the room. I sent a message saying it was cold, but only in the morning did I get a reply saying I couldn't see him because he was sleeping. He ends by saying he’s sorry for telling you in advance that it’s cold. I thought they would at least bring me a blanket when I contacted them at night. Is the theme here being that the room is breathlessly cold?

Restaurant with a great view, emotional facilities and buildings. The staff is very friendly as well. Lying in the jacuzzi, listening to Kokomo and watching the clouds pass by was completely healing. Disadvantages are the steep driveway and narrow parking space.

The cleaning was very poor, the staff was outsourced so there was no one at the front desk, and the water spouts in the spa were extremely dirty. Even in winter, the trees are poorly maintained, so it looks like a haunted lodge. The bathroom is extremely small and the shower booth is too small for one person. If families or couples go, they cannot share the bathroom. There is no place to put soap in the sink. The only pot is small, so it is barely enough for two people to boil ramen. .For a family of 4, you need a large pot. The frying pan is also small...but the stargazing at night and the sunrise in the morning are so nice that it's only a star...and the price is 450,000 won, so I don't want to come here again.

Deserving of the Pretty Architect Award. The room is much narrower than in the photo. It is questionable whether the managers are working. No contact, no callbacks or replies to calls or texts. The water in the shower room was so draining that I thought I was taking a foot bath the whole time. The water pressure in the shower room is weak. There is a circuit breaker at the entrance to the pension, but you have to call. It is written somewhere on the website that they do not work after 10 o'clock, so if you leave midway and come back after 10 o'clock, you should not go. (It would have been better if such important information was communicated face-to-face.) There is no separate information about accommodation, so you can find your own accommodation. Be sure to check the rules and reservation text carefully. The coffee machine in the lobby didn't work because it didn't have enough water, and there was no water in the water bottle next to it. As I write, I become more and more curious about why there are employees. ah! The room was very warm and had lots of towels and dishes, which was nice.

The people who went there said the same thing, and the blog reviews said it was very unfriendly, so I slightly regretted making the reservation, but they were the world's kindest people. I was truly healed by the forest view in a very private space. A place with a different comfort than a hotel