“Homey Inn”
Whenever I travel, I try to find places where not many Koreans have been. And somehow, those places always lead me closer to nature. Places with very few Korean reviews are usually far from the cities, where you can still find old-fashioned countryside life and surroundings that are hard to experience in Korea these days. Of course, I know this kind of environment can feel uncomfortable for many Koreans. I used to feel the same way too. So unless you’ve reached some kind of “higher level” of traveling haha, I totally understand. That’s why honestly, I’m not sure I would recommend this place to every Korean traveler. It’s probably not the style most Koreans look for. But if you want to slow down, relax, and enjoy nature, I really hope you come here. For me, it felt like staying at a friend’s house. I loved having random little conversations with the young Japanese host, who somehow seems to know a lot about everything (he’s basically human Google lol). Since I’ve never experienced countryside life before, staying here almost felt like stepping into 검정고무신, an old Korean cartoon set in the countryside. The house feels like a real Japanese countryside home, filled with the host’s huge collection of pottery and old things. I especially loved that it doesn’t feel like someone tried to make the place look Japanese. It just is, and that made it even more special to me. And the breakfast… seriously good. Like, seriously. I think I’ll remember this house, the host, and definitely the breakfast for a long time. 글쎄유
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