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The taxi driver studied the place for a while before finally bringing us here. Upon entering the lobby, we exclaimed in surprise! It was filled with books—so artsy and sophisticated!

There's a water dispenser, washing machine, and dryer on the first floor, and some cups and plates are available for loan. Free Wi-Fi and slippers are provided. Check-out time is 10 am. Access to the lobby and rooms is via password.

The coziness of the first-floor lounge and a glass of wine in this atmosphere offers a unique experience that even a 5-star hotel cannot provide.

Every time I visit, I am amazed by the owner's excellent sense of style and how well they manage the place.

I chose this accommodation because it is close to Jeju Airport.

Perhaps because there is no TV or cooking facilities in the room, I was able to stay in a quiet atmosphere, true to its name. You can read and enjoy tea and simple food on the first floor.

It is an accommodation facility featuring a bookstore. It is also a multi-cultural space where exhibitions are held in the Nanggeuneul Hall on the basement floor. If you are visiting downtown Jeju City, this is a place you must stay.

It feels like the kind of MT (Membership Training) spots I used to go to back in college. It's full of middle-aged teachers who seem to have come here to hold meetings or seminars while sleeping... There isn't even a TV in the room. Eating is not allowed in the private rooms, but you can use the book cafe on the entrance floor. There are books on the stairs and in every room. They aren't hotel Bibles.