On the positive side, the grounds are lovely and the rooms spacious, clean, and comfortable, with good bathroom/shower, but not luxurious by any means, we have stayed in similar accommodations in Japan that was a lot more charming and authentic. I will say that there is a wonderfully pleasant quiet/mediative vibe to the entire property and the walking foot path is a nice touch, although not impeccably maintained. Several misleading signs abound, like needing reservation for sauna when you don't, beware of snakes that are non existent, paying for coffee at breakfast when others apparently just help themselves, etc so that was a bit confusing. Frankly we found this property overpriced for what you get. . Tried both of Korean breakfasts offered and they were enjoyable but not exceptional by any means. Staff is friendly but not very attentive. You had to ask for everything (water at meals, how to get to your room, etc). Not related to the property, but will add that the reason for coming here is the village, which I'm glad we saw, but honestly it's a one and done kind of thing...overly touristy and underwhelming with little to see/do. Could be that we visited in a Monday when many things were closed. The mask museum has an excellent collection, so do not miss. All in all, glad we came but would not return.