SHAMROCK has a double meaning. In Chinese characters, it means “渗綠”, “to turn green”. In Irish, it means “clover,” which symbolizes good luck. Nestled in Mureung-ri, Jeju Island, Stay SHAMROCK is surrounded by a high basalt stone wall that keeps the interior mysterious. As you walk through the gate, you'll be greeted by beige stone, which takes the exoticism to a whole new level, while still maintaining a traditional Jeju vibe. The high floor level and large windows bring in the surrounding nature. SHAMROCK is divided into a main house with a living and dining area and a bedroom-only cottage. Both the main house and the cottage are connected by a wide staircase to the pool, which you can step right into.

Surrounded by the beige stay building, the 10-meter pool is like an oasis in the desert. We feel lucky to be the only ones to enjoy it. We lie on the sunbeds and enjoy the Jeju breeze, then step into the water and feel the warm waves lapping at our feet. SHAMROCK's pool is heated all year round. With a view of the birch tree walkway on one side and the cottage bedrooms on the other, you can enjoy a refreshing swim in the pool before rinsing off in the outdoor shower and huddling around the fire pit to dry off.

When you walk into SHAMROCK and look around, there's one thing you'll notice: the tall, expansive windows that flood the space with greenery. The name means “to be drenched in green,” and SHAMROCK is full of it. From the main living area to the bedrooms, you can see the forest behind the pool wall, and even the bathrooms have been landscaped to bring in the colors of nature. We can't wait to see the cypress trees along the walkways that were planted for Shamrock grow thicker and thicker as the years go by, creating a true forest and giving off a deeper green color.