Jayeon Story is a traditional Korean house homestay in the Museon-dong traditional Korean house village that runs nature cooking and history cooking classes, food meditation, rubber shoe art, and tea ceremony activities.
It has 6 rooms named Camellia, Suseong-dong, Torreya Grove, Royal Cherry Tree, Dinosaur Footprint and Sunrise Place, and all have a restroom with a shower. Only the Royal Cherry Tree and Dinosaur Footprint rooms have kitchens, and a shared kitchen is available separately. Check-in is 13:00, check-out is 09:00, and parking is available.
Jayeon Story: a homestay selected two years in a row for the traditional Korean house branding contest
Jayeon Story was selected two years in a row for the traditional Korean house branding contest run by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in 2020. Its activity programs that weave together nature and history are cited as the reason. It is in the Museon-dong traditional house village at the edge of Duryunsan Mountain, about 5 km from Haenam-eup. The village was formed more than 30 years ago, and about 10 households now run traditional house homestays.
Jayeon Story: grill setup and breakfast orders
To grill meat, pay 20,000 won and ask them to prepare a grill and charcoal. For breakfast, you order a choice of nutritious porridge or a Korean meal, at 10,000 won for 1 person. Daeheungsa Temple and the Yun Seon-do sights are close by, so they are easy to visit together.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization TourAPI
Jayeon Story FAQ
Can I have breakfast at Jayeon Story?
Yes. Jayeon Story offers breakfast at 10,000 won for 1 person, with a choice of nutritious porridge or a Korean meal.
Can I rent all of Jayeon Story by myself?
Yes. You can rent all 6 rooms of Jayeon Story together as a private group. To reserve, call 061-535-3838 or 010-6802-0181.
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