It may be because I visited Tsuetate during a quiet time, but it felt like a very quiet rural village, and there was a unique landscape that is hard to see in Korea.
The accommodation is located near the Tsuetate bus stop, so it is easily accessible, and the staff greeted me kindly when I entered the lobby, which was nice.
In terms of facilities, it is not a modern building, so there is a bit of draft, but you can maintain an appropriate temperature in the room by using a heater. However, since the heater is dry, please use a large bath towel or something similar to adjust the humidity in the room.
There is only a small sink on the balcony(?) side of the room, and there are two public bathrooms in the hallway outside the room.
If there are many people staying at the accommodation or if you want to use the bathroom at dawn, it may be a bit inconvenient.
Since the hot spring was my goal, I was very satisfied with the hot spring.
The locations of the men's and women's baths change once a day, so try using all the facilities.
Bathing time is also provided generously, so please choose the right time to use it, and when moving to the open-air bath, a towel is a must~^^;;
The quality and taste of the dinner and breakfast provided by the accommodation are very good, so I recommend you try them.
(Meals are served in a separate place)
If you happen to come back for another trip, I think it is a place worth visiting again.
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