Lol... lemme load to flickr first...
QUOTE(tenten.wikuta @ Mar 14 2011, 12:07 PM)
Ok sophistafunk, the floor is yours now. Feed us with all the photos you have .
Added on March 14, 2011, 2:19 pmIt doesn't have private bathroom.. there are 2 shared bathrooms (upstairs & downstairs). Initially I was against shared facilities but Stay Korea II is very cozy like a home.. the bathrooms are clean, well decorated, well maintained and everyone keep it clean too. Maybe it's off-season now, we don't have to wait for ppl to finish their business in the bathroom at all.. lol.
QUOTE(wiNd @ Mar 14 2011, 12:38 PM)
Stay Korea looks comfy and decent...btw, does it have private bathroom, etc? or we have to share all the facilities? thx
Added on March 14, 2011, 2:27 pmI had been walking around Hongik area almost everyday during my stay in Seoul; mostly to walk back to Stay Korea hostel from Ehwa (E-dae area) or to walk to/fro to Hongik station. Day and night time, I only see restaurants, cafes, convenience stores, PC Bang, KTV.. and 1-2 pubs there. The whole atmosphere wasn't that lively though.
We went to a pub in Sinchon (can't remember the name cos we ran in there to escape the cold wind) and it was full of happy students.. lol. Nice ambience, not too rowdy.. they played english songs and serve snacks like chicken wings, grilled cuttlefish etc. We had 1 pint of CASS beer (i like it!) only. That was the only time we visited pub in Seoul. Most of the time we either drink soju or makgeolli in the room or had it in the restaurant

When asked, the guesthouse owner said Sinchon is the known area to drink, eat and have fun. E-dae is for women to shop and Hongdae is for cheap food. I find that E-dae has cheap food too.. hmmm..
QUOTE(zstan @ Mar 14 2011, 01:31 PM)
Did u try the clubs in Hongik area?
Added on March 14, 2011, 2:29 pmU're welcome
Ehwa is really interesting.. I like it better than Namdaemum and Dongdaemum

QUOTE(Listiani @ Mar 14 2011, 01:50 PM)
Dear Sophie,
Thank you very much for your input. I'll chk around at the Ehwa U area. Sound interesting especially shopping

Added on March 14, 2011, 2:42 pmHi divasweet!
We stayed in Tae Gong Gak Inn, it's a very nice guesthouse with 4-star service and room. I've written a review in Tripadvisor -
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g2...po_Jeju_do.htmlWhat others wrote are true; the owners are really helpful, warm, friendly and kind. They won't push you to go for this or that but they will give very good advices on where to go, what to eat..etc. Knowing our language barrier, they will write down food order, road directions, instructions to taxi driver or bus driver in korean language for us without prompting. I was surprised by their hospitality at first but they're genuinely nice!
Their website:
http://www.lepotel.kr/eng/index.htmlOther ppl recommend Jeju Hiking Inn in Tripadvisor, it was our secondary choice that time and it's cheaper than Tae Gong Gak. Not sure if they're as helpful as TGG owners though..
Their website:
http://www.hikinginn.com/My thoughts: At 65,000won/nite (double-bed) in TGG, we had bottled mineral water, fresh clean towels, toiletries, big bed, duvet cover, extra winter blanket, slippers, tv, spacious room and large bathroom, unlimited supplies of food (noodles, bread, snacks, coffee, tea, water) in pantry, free tangerines.. good recommendations on food (cheap&delicious), walking distance to Cheonjiyeon Falls.. and bonus point on the fact that the owners know a lot of ppl in Jeju so you can find help very easily.. so yea, I will go back to TGG again - not for freebies but for its warmth, I felt at home and being taken care of properly; I didn't feel so lost thanks to the owners!
QUOTE(divasweet_77 @ Mar 14 2011, 02:45 PM)
Hi.. where did you stay in Jeju? planning to go there in September..
This post has been edited by sophistafunk: Mar 14 2011, 02:42 PM