Miso Guesthouse - Hostel Reviews

The landlady, though couldn't speak even a single Engish word, was really friendly and supportive. The room and public amenities were all very clean and spacious. It's located in the center of Jeju city, 15 mins by bus from Jeju international airport, and you can find it right on the big road. You can walk to the markets, shopping malls, and lighthouses nearby. Really worth the money.

Loved everything about this hostel

The worst and most stupid hostel I have ever stayed. The boss there was so stupid and I’m sure his IQ is very low because he cannot tell the difference between four beds and eight beds. I booked 4-bed hostel room for 3 nights and they sent me to the 6-bed room at the first day. And after 1 day they asked me to leave because they gave me the wrong room and they blamed that’s my fault. Omg. Cannot believe this. Stupid people made stupid mistakes and made stupid complaints? maybe he looked down upon Chinese and that’s why he treated me like this. But he will definitely have no business if no Chinese comes to this boring jeju island and the boring south Korea. Jeju is boring and Korean food is rubbish. The only thing nice here is the coffee shops. Anyhow this hostel needs a new boss or it will be Bankrupt soon because his service attitude was so bad and i don’t understand why he’s angry all the time.

Clean and good hotel. You can enjoy the place. It’s in the center of the City.

Very good hostel! The staff is very friendly. They have nice places to sit and chill. The location is good: close to the busstop, only 20 min to the airport, close to the market. Clean too. I would definitely go back again!

Location is good as it’s just outside the shopping district, and place is pretty clean, just that the toilet door cannot lock and the hair drying didn’t seem to work

The prices here are fantastic. There’s no denying that. But you get what you pay for, and even with such a low price, I would never stay here again. Staying here in November, the thermostats were set to 25 degrees (77 for my fellow Americans. This might not seem too horrible, but when you factor in Jeju humidity and a top bunk, it was so uncomfortably hot. Forget about a blanket, you’ll want to take off as much clothing as possible while trying to maintain decency. Unfortunately, taking off a shirt or wearing shorts opens you up to another problem: mosquitoes. I wondered what all the red stains on the walls and ceiling were at first, but after I killed two mosquitoes and had countless more get way, I figured it out. Between the heat and the mosquitoes, I felt like I was sleeping outside in a jungle. Worst sleep I’ve had in a hostel (without someone in the room snoring as loud as a jet engine) Other negatives include the beds feeling rather small and of course being Korean style in terms of hardness. Also, although this place calls itself as a hostel, but the English spoken here is minimal at best. If you don’t speak much Korean, expect awkward conversations with very little information being relayed to you. If you’re Korean these things might not bother you, so bear that in mind. I hate giving it so few stars, considering the shockingly low price and the overall cleanliness and modernness of the facility, but I had a horrible night here. Wouldn’t stay here again even if it were free. If you’re a broke backpacker where money is the primary criteria, this is about as cheap as it gets and you get a lot of bang for your buck here. But if a good nights sleep is important to you, look elsewhere

In fact, the environment is not bad, but I didn’t feel so good when I met a Nepali and a Sri Lankan. Not far from Dongmen Market, you can walk a few steps to Guande Pavilion. The Guanhai Pavilion is free to visit.

The interior is loose. Traveling by bus is very convenient. Excellent late-night snacks nearby

The owner is kind. I shared a room with 8 foreigners and the bed was in good condition. Above all, the location is really good. The price is also cheap.

The room is clean and tidy, and the location is good, very close to the market

Close to the airport, the boss is very kind, and the space is huge. There is a bus stop downstairs, which is convenient for going anywhere, but you have to wait for the bus. The Jelly Sea is a must-see! But if the purpose is shopping, it’s better to live in Yeondong. There are restaurants open 24 hours a day and Olive Young! It’s more suitable for shopping there!

An old system where the individual has to change the sheets. It looks old and clean, but it is not very inconvenient.

It was comfortable, secure, and a great trip.