Kasan Tobang

Everything was sufficient for the cost. I cannot complain about any of the services. The rooms are very cute and everything was clean. it can be a little cold but to be expected in the winter! water and coffee were always available and there was a fridge on the room so we could purchase our own food and store. common area had microwave and snacks to purchase. Husband said hosts English was excellent.

Wish they had more traditional/Jeju Korean food options/meals to pay for. TV did not work. The area in off season doesn't have restaurant options in the immediate vicinity.

I went in off season so it was pretty empty for the most part and very quiet. everything was sufficient. i liked sleeping on the heated floors but was actually difficult for my (western) husband. Sleeping on the floor is not for everyone but they other room options. They were accommodating to provide an extra mat for him so that was good. Facilities were good enough.

better/more meals provided (for a fee), the only thing they ever offered was abalone porridge for breakfast which was ok. If they provided Korean meals would have been a huge perk. tourism and sight seeing suggestions would have been helpful....a guide to know what's available in the winter.

The architecture of the complex is absolutely gorgeous and found it “Flint-Stone-like” as well. There are lots of tangerine trees around, making the environment refreshing. Most of the places were clean and tidy as they enforce shoes-off inside the rooms. The manager has been so kind to drive us to the nearby BBQ Restaurant where we enjoyed the black pork BBQ combo set at a reasonable price for dinner. We were driven back by the Restaurant owner upon completion. What a nice experience!

We have initially booked the Deluxe Private Room for 2 persons. It was well stated in our confirmation that there are 2 futon mats. Yet, upon arrival, there was only one in the room. Despite we showed the exact booking confirmation, the manager on duty insisted that it was totally confusion on Booking.com and only one will be provided for our booking. We ended up paid won 20000 for an extra set. We also enjoyed the pre-ordered breakfast. For won 6000, there were a bowl of “abalone” porridge and 3 small dishes of pickles/kimchi. Black coffee was offered for free as well. The overall portion, however, was relatively insufficient for any normal adult. There were breads, cereal & cup noodles available for purchase though. Sleeping on futon mats posted us challenge for the night as it was far too thin that we can tolerate! Worst still, the heater kept the floor far too warm than needed. So, we have to change our room on the next day. The manager on duty has been so generous not to charge us changing fee. Nevertheless, we did have to pay for another won 20000, since we were to use the 2nd bed inside that room! Our second room was a much more modern one, but there was no kettle provided. When we requested for one, the night manager reluctantly showed us to a complete dark common room nearby and reminded us to use the kettle within that room only! What an unusual arrangement! On the next morning, we noticed that the “dark room” was actually the “Cat Cafe” where there were price tags for everything from sugar to entering the cats’room. We hope the management could pay more attention in maintaining hygiene in the cats’ room for the well-being of these lovely meo meo. We hope the management can consider running the hostel in a more cosy and flexible manner. Adding English for the notes posted around could also make foreign visitors feel more welcoming.