Jace Glamping in Gijang, Busan – Hinoki Spa 9 Stay Review

   We stayed at Jace Glamping in January 2026 and paid for the stay ourselves. This review is based on our actual one-night stay in the Hinoki Spa 9 room. Prices and operating hours may change, so check the latest information before booking. ⛺️✨

📍 Jace Glamping
▶️ Address: 132-20 Icheon 8-gil, Ilgwang-eup, Gijang-gun, Busan
▶️ Time: Check-in 3:00 PM / Check-out 11:00 AM
▶️ Phone: 0507-1405-1946 (Booking: 010-7382-7778)
▶️ Room Type: Hinoki Spa 9 (Max 2 people)
▶️ What is inside the room: TV (You can watch Netflix/YouTube with your own ID), 1 big bed, air conditioner (with heater), room heater, toilet paper, electric heating mats (on the floor and bed), hair dryer, Hinoki wooden bath, shower, private toilet, 4 towels, shampoo, hair conditioner, body wash, free toothbrush and toothpaste, refrigerator, microwave, hot plate, and cooking tools.
▶️ Price During Our Stay: 100,000 KRW for 1 night (Booked on Naver) 💳
▶️ Charcoal & Grill During Our Stay: 22,000 KRW (Pay at the camp) 💳
✅ Naver Review Event During Our Stay: Show your Naver review when you check out, and you get a free Cloud Bread from Hwajeonri Bakery!

1. Outside & Parking

   We drove on the big road in Gijang, Busan. We passed under a bridge and over a train track. Then, we saw Jace Glamping. It has a big parking lot with small stones.

   We booked the "Hinoki Spa 9" room. It was the first tent right next to the parking lot. It was very easy to carry our bags. ✨

2. How to Check-In

   We put our bags down quickly and went to Hwajeonri Bakery to check in. Just follow the "Check-In" sign to the counter inside the bakery. 🎀

   We signed a safety paper and paid for the barbecue charcoal. Then, the owner walked to the tent with us to tell us the rules.

   If you book Jace Glamping on Naver Maps, you can check in online the day before. You can book your charcoal at that time too!

   You can choose a time from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM (every hour) and use the charcoal until 10:00 PM. We chose 6:00 PM. 🔥

3. Inside & Hinoki Bath

   Inside the tent, there was a dining table on the left. On the right, there was a kitchen sink and a refrigerator. There was a microwave under the sink.

   Every tent has its own cooking tools: a frying pan, pot, cutting board, knife, scissors, tongs, ladle, big bowl, plates, spoons, and chopsticks. 🥣

   The scissors and tongs were very useful. You just need to wash them and give them back when you leave!

   Further inside the tent, there was a TV, a heater, and a bed.

   I thought it would be very cold because it is a tent. But the floor had electric heating mats. It was as warm as a Korean hot sauna (Jjimjilbang)!

   The bed was warm and the room heater worked so well. It was so hot that we took off our thick jackets to sleep. The heating worked much better than we expected! 👍💖

   In the back, there was a Hinoki wooden bath and a private toilet. It was so nice to have a private bathroom and shower inside our own tent.

   There were 4 towels and free toothbrushes in a basket, with shampoo, conditioner, and body wash.

   However, there was one disappointing part. When we filled the Hinoki bath, we noticed some debris floating in the water, so we decided not to use it. We couldn't confirm where the debris came from, but since the Hinoki bath was one of the main reasons we chose this room, this was disappointing.

   The Hinoki bath is the most special part of this camp, so I hope they clean it better next time. 😔

4. Charcoal Barbecue

   The charcoal came, and we started our meat party! We cooked pork belly and other pork meat. We did not have a barbecue for a long time, so it was super delicious. 🔥

   We ate the meat with pickled radish and green leaves. It was sweet, sour, and very good.

   For our second food, we ordered Arachi Chicken! It has been a long time since we ate crispy fried chicken. 👀 We know this brand well. The sauce is always good and the meat is very soft. ✨

   It was very windy and cold outside when we cooked the meat. So, we decided to eat the chicken inside our warm room.

   We watched a funny TV show and ate a lot. We wanted to eat well because we were camping!

   After eating, we walked around the camp to help digest the food.

   We were disappointed that we couldn't use the Hinoki bath, but the barbecue was great. Also, the room was very, very warm. ♨

   There was some noise from trains and motorcycles at night, but we slept very well without earplugs. We have many good memories from this camping night in Gijang, Busan!

5. What We Liked & What We Didn't Like

What we liked

✅ The room was much warmer than we expected for winter glamping.

✅ Hinoki Spa 9 was very close to the parking lot, so carrying our luggage was easy.

✅ Having a private toilet and shower inside the tent was very convenient.

✅ The room had most of the cooking tools we needed for our barbecue.

✅ The private barbecue area made the camping experience more enjoyable.

What we didn't like

✅ We couldn't use the Hinoki bath because we noticed some debris floating in the water.

✅ We could hear some train and motorcycle noise at night.

✅ If you are sensitive to noise while sleeping, bringing earplugs may be helpful.

6. Who We Recommend Jace Glamping For

   Based on our stay, we think Jace Glamping is a good choice for couples who want to enjoy a barbecue and camping atmosphere without giving up a private bathroom, heating, and basic kitchen facilities.

   We especially recommend it for people trying glamping for the first time because you don't need to bring a lot of camping equipment.

   However, light sleepers should keep in mind that some train and motorcycle noise can be heard at night.

7. Would We Stay Again?

   Overall, we enjoyed our one-night stay at Jace Glamping. The warm room, private bathroom, easy parking access, and barbecue were the highlights of our stay.

   The condition of the Hinoki bath was disappointing, but the rest of our stay was comfortable. If the bath is maintained better, we would consider staying here again.

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