Jeju Bricks Hotel: A Delightful Stay in Seogwipo
Jeju Bricks Hotel Deluxe Room,
Free breakfast, pet-friendly,
Accommodation near Jeju Hachi.
We booked our stay at Jeju Bricks Hotel in Seogwipo, specifically to enjoy dinner at Jeju Hachi. The hotel offers a simple complimentary breakfast, allows pets, and boasts beautiful sea views.
Upon arriving around 4 PM, the exterior of Jeju Bricks Hotel immediately gave off a quintessential Jeju vibe, with tall Washington palm trees standing guard beside the hotel.
Our assigned room had a corner window and was enveloped in rich brown tones, creating a cozy atmosphere that made us feel like we were on a proper vacation.
Check-in was at 3 PM, and check-out was at 11 AM.
On the left side of the first floor, there is a place called Spa Bricks.
On the right side, we found a cafeteria where breakfast is served, so we checked it out before heading to our room.
The Deluxe Room features a single bed and a queen bed. As soon as we entered, the stunning view outside caught our attention, prompting an excited rush to the window.
The sight of the Seogwipo sea, palm trees, and Beom Island was breathtaking, even on a rainy day. A charming touch was the heart drawn on the window!
The view was mesmerizing, making it easy to lose track of time while gazing out. A comfortable chair was placed by the window, perfect for daydreaming.
My sister made the reservation, and she did a fantastic job finding a place close to Jeju Hachi.
Near the bathroom, there was a small table with two chairs. The bathroom itself was spacious, featuring a large mirror and plenty of towels, as we had booked a room for three.
The sink had separate hot and cold water taps, providing good water flow without any inconvenience.
Basic toiletries were provided, but toothbrushes, toothpaste, and razors were not included, so we brought our own.
Across from the sink, the toilet and shower area were separated, though the toilet didn’t have a door, just an outer door.
Additional amenities included wine glasses, drink cups, coffee, a kettle, and complimentary bottled water for each guest, along with disposable slippers and bathrobes.
I also snapped a picture of a simple yet stylish clothes hanger.
Before heading to our 5 PM reservation at Jeju Hachi, we took a moment to relax. After dinner, we stopped by a nearby convenience store to grab a beer. Feeling tired and full, we went to bed earlier than usual.
The next morning, pulling back the curtains revealed a beautiful view of the Seogwipo sea. With clear skies, the scenery was stunning. If we hadn’t had plans for the day, we could have enjoyed the view a bit longer.
At around 9 AM, we headed down for breakfast. Upon entering the café, the owner offered us freshly cooked bacon and fried eggs, which filled the air with a delicious aroma.
While waiting, we toasted some bread and brewed coffee to enjoy at our table.
The complimentary breakfast included coffee, biscuits, jam, and bread, with two toasters available for use.
Next to that were a coffee machine, Earl Grey tea, and sugar, while orange juice was available but we didn’t try it.
After a short wait, we were served generous portions of crispy bacon and round fried eggs, which were adorable.
Since we planned to head to a café afterward, we kept breakfast simple. I spread jam and butter on half a slice of bread and added bacon on the other half. The sunny-side-up egg was enjoyed separately.
Although I usually don’t eat much bacon, I was pleasantly surprised by how good it was! I asked about the brand, and it turned out to be Clean World bacon, which I couldn’t find in my usual grocery list. I ended up ordering Lotte garlic bacon, which was also quite tasty.
While not extravagant, the breakfast was delightful, with freshly cooked bacon and eggs served for free.
After changing our plans to visit Jeju Hachi, we had a wonderful stay at Jeju Bricks Hotel in Seogwipo.
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