Sanencheong Namsayedamchon Yedam Hanok Stay

“Warm welcome at a traditional hanok in the countryside”

This was the most fun stay of a 1 week trip to Korea. Understand that this is not a fancy place. It is a traditional hanok, which means a small room, mats on the floor for sleeping, and showers from the sink over a bathroom drain. (Works better than it sounds.) But - the location, steps away from a preserved traditional village, nestled into Korea’s mountain country - is beautiful, and delightfully off the beaten track. The landlady is gregarious and helpful - while my companion speaks Korean, I had numerous friendly exchanges with Google Translate. I was looking to explore Korea beyond the big cities. This was just what I was looking for. I had some issues with the hot water, but I think that was my failure to turn on the boiler

Mary·Há 6 meses

There isn’t much close by. The blanket wasn’t clean, smelled like mildew, and the old charm I expected was a disappointment. The hot water ran warm, then lukewarm, so it was cold. Even at dawn the boiler didn’t seem to work, so it was cold. It’s a transitional season, so guests should be more attentive. The bathroom was dirty.

Ayeya·Há 11 meses

“산청 여행”

The owner’s wife was very friendly and I enjoyed a delicious boiled egg for breakfast. The accommodation was clean but cramped, like a small house, and I was disappointed that there was no mini‑fridge. The neighbor’s snoring and road noise kept me up all night.

윤섭·Há um ano

“처음 잔 한옥이였는데 너무 좁아서 불편했지만 주인분들은 친절하셨어요”

The hanok itself was pretty and the host and his wife were friendly. Our room was too small for the two of us; we couldn’t even put our bags in the room. The bathroom was cold, so we ended up going to a public bath early in the morning.

Sujong·Há um ano

We enjoyed the hospitality of the owners and the beauty of the village. The room was very small.

Eva·Há um ano