Breakfast at Tiffany's Pension

This was our second stay in three years. We like the stylish Scandinavian pine-wood house and the quiet area surrounding by Mandarin farm in the southern Jeju Island. The owner of this lovely cosy pension is a retiring couple who are sweet and friendly. All building materials of the pension were imported from Finland! We can smell the fragrance of pine wood indoor. This revisit impressed us by the newly built dining house where we had breakfast - the view is so beautiful! Don’t forget to try their home-made mandarin jam which taste perfectly with toast! It makes the breakfast an excellent experience! There are parking spaces so it’s very convenient for tourists with a car.

While booking this place for our stay in Jeju ,we did not expect that such an amazing place was awaiting us. We were absolutely taken aback at how nicely this place is done.We were welcomed by the beautiful hosts and led to ur room.The room was very clean and had stunning views. Our room was facing the garden in front with orange trees (yet to bloom- it wasnt the season unfortunately)and we could see the mountains way ahead.The bathroom was extremenly clean with all basic amenities so was the kitchen. For breakfast, we were served traditional food prepared by the hosts themselves. We really liked it. The hosts were really helpful. We had some idea about the places to visit but they made a complete itinerary of the entire trip. Infact , the highlight of my trip was visiting the Seongsan Ilchulbong peak which was recommended by one of the hosts. Anyone visiting Jeju island should do this hike. The owners take great care of the place and has given so much love and thought in designing this beautiful place which is influenced by Swiss and French architecture. If I were to go to Jeju island again, I would only stay her but this time during winter. PS: The place is a bit far from the airport , you need to change 2 buses .Its almost 2hrs .When you reach the bus stop near the hotel, please do call the owner, they will arrange pick up.

We used this as a basis for our Jeju travels. Very friendly owners, but sometimes received a bit too many well-meantt advices, some of which good, some of which difficult. The breakfast is good for locals and people who like traditions but after two days you long for some variation and especially european or american style. We skipped breakfast from the third day as we simply did not like it. First place not to meet Europeans and what a quiet place. A car is handy, but public transport is excellent and so are the restaurants around, walking ! distance. No ATM though, you have to travel a bit. Take cash where you can!