Hotels With Wifi in Jeju Province, South Korea

The hotel is very close to the red and white striped lighthouse. The front desk isn't staffed at night, but the room was very clean and had a sea view. There are also plenty of dining options nearby, and a GU store which is convenient for shopping.

Facilities: There's not much around here. Getting a taxi is difficult. Hygiene: The room was clean. Service: It's good enough that there was no discrimination. Environment: The smoking area door in the lobby stinks terribly. I couldn't stand it every time I passed by. There's not much to do in winter. Wouldn't really recommend it.

The hotel is in a strategically convenient location near the Black Pork Street and Dongmun Traditional Market within walking distance. It also has a parking lot, pretty convenient for drivers. The receptionist is also friendly and forthcoming. The room is spacious and clean even though it is not new but well-renovated and well-maintained. If I come back to this area again in the future, I will stay here again.

The hotel was generally clean. However, I can't say for sure if the bathtub in the room was properly cleaned. There is an ocean-view pool on the rooftop. It is only open from 11:00 to 18:00, so it would be even better if it was open later.

This is my second time staying at Shin Shin Hotel Seogwipo. It's very well-located, near the bus stop, has many convenience stores within a 150m distance, close to cafes, restaurants, and Seogwipo Olle Market. I also love that there is a washing machine in every room. 🙌🏼 Moreover, they let me checkin a day late since I was stranded in Udo as ferry services between Udon and Jeju were suspended due to strong winds. I'd stay here again and again. 😃

I can't praise this hotel enough! The sea view room is absolutely stunning!! Waking up to that view every day was so therapeutic. The hotel environment is great, and there's a heated pool downstairs, a convenience store, and more. The service was excellent too! The only minor drawback is that there aren't many dining options nearby, but it's only a 15-minute taxi ride to the city center for food.

The hotel itself was decent, and the location was good – the largest local market in Seogwipo was just a short walk away! However, first and foremost, the lack of a front desk upon check-in was incredibly inconvenient. It's a hotel, not a guesthouse! Secondly, while I can overlook the small room size, what I absolutely couldn't stand was that all the lights were touch-activated and would automatically turn off in less than ten minutes! I tend to shower slowly, and this became really awkward; halfway through my shower, the lights went out, and the touch panel wasn't even in the bathroom, but outside! It was also inconvenient when using the toilet. Honestly, I just don't understand this design! You can strive for energy efficiency, but not at the expense of guest experience and convenience, right?! The hotel staff seemed unaware of this design flaw, and perhaps Koreans aren't as vocal about feedback (unlike the Japanese, haha). In the morning, the hotel seemingly responsibly sent someone to inspect it, but after all that, they told me they found no problems! Yet, I felt like they didn't even understand the issues I was reporting, which sounds a bit ridiculous! The dining area was right there in front of me, but then I was told they weren't serving breakfast. I found that quite incomprehensible as well!

If you're staying in Hamdeok, you definitely need to book a room with an ocean view. This place is conveniently located and really offers great value for money. However, the windows were a bit dirty and the facilities are a bit old; I hope they can improve that.

The room is huge for 2a2c. It's actually two rooms that merged into one so we actually have two doors. One side of the room is the bed area and the other side is the living area with sofa and TV. There are two bathrooms as well and one comes with a bathtub. Parking lots are a little limited but no issues with parking our car here at the end of the day. I guess its first come first serve. They are very generous with their in room snacks and its for free. Breakfast could be better I feel and with more varieties. But other than that all is good. Appreciate the steam dryer feature in the room.

The room was pretty good. The decor is a bit dated, but: 1. It was clean and tidy. 2. The soundproofing was decent. Even though it's on a main street, I slept well and wasn't disturbed by noise at night. 3. It's very close to the duty-free shop, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby. Food delivery can also be sent to the front desk. 4. The front desk staff effortlessly switched between English, Chinese, and Korean, making communication smooth. The cleaning lady always greeted me with a smile, and the doorman warmly said goodbye when I left. 5. Check-out is at 11 AM, but you can store your luggage for free downstairs. 6. Korean duty-free shops are just too good! I'll definitely consider staying at this hotel again next time I visit!