Canopus Resort Pension

The Canopus Resort Pension offers a traditional hanok experience with outstanding atmosphere, a mini kitchen with rice cooker, pans, and pots, and the opportunity to pluck fresh tangerines from the owner's farm.

The accommodation provides a chance to experience a Korean Hanok, absolutely gorgeous Hanoks, and well-equipped kitchen amenities. The futons and blankets are clean, and the outdoor environment is peaceful.

The manager is kind, and everything is clean and tidy. Guests can feel the warmth of Jeju people in the place. However, some guests sensitive to cold may find it difficult to stay in winter due to the characteristics of the Hanok.

Guests should be aware that the toilet space is limited, there is a limited water tank for shower, and the whole unit has only one bin. Additionally, the futon mattresses are a bit thin, and the living room and toilet can be colder in winter due to the characteristics of the Hanok.

Nearby attractions include the Soesokkak Estuary, Cheonjiyeon Waterfall, Jeju World Cup Stadium, Jeju Waterworld, International Convention Center, Cheonjeyeon Waterfalls, Yeomiji Botanical Garden, Teddy Bear Museum, Jungmun Saekdal Beach, Nine Bridges Golf Course, Pinx Country Club, and Jeju Shinhwa World.

If visiting in winter, be aware that traditional hanok houses may not provide adequate insulation, leading to cold drafts. It's advisable to confirm with the owner about heating and insulation before booking, especially if sensitive to cold.

Embrace the unique opportunity to stay in a traditional Korean hanok house, complete with Korean paper windows and the traditional heating system, OnDol. Enjoy the Korean-style garden, especially in the morning.

The kitchen amenities are well-equipped and clean, making it an ideal place for families or groups to stay. The host is friendly and accommodating, ensuring a pleasant experience for all guests.

The resort offers a peaceful and charming outdoor environment, perfect for relaxation and enjoying the natural surroundings.

If privacy is a concern, note that some room configurations, such as the "two-bedroom" hanok, may have limited privacy in certain areas. Consider this when choosing your accommodation.

Guests appreciated the opportunity to experience a quaint and traditional stay in a Korean hanok, providing a unique and memorable experience on Jeju Island.

Some guests noted the need for additional amenities, such as stools for elderly guests who may have difficulty sitting on the floor. It's advisable to inquire about specific needs before arrival.

Take advantage of the proximity to attractions such as Soesokkak Estuary, Cheonjiyeon Waterfall, and Jeju World Cup Stadium, which are within a few miles of the resort.

Guests praised the outstanding hanok and atmosphere, highlighting the beauty and charm of the traditional Korean lodging.

The resort operates with minimal staff interaction, so be prepared to be self-sufficient during your stay. However, assistance is available via phone if needed.