I was in Korea alone. I stayed in higher-priced hotels in the first few days, but I chose this hotel in the last few days. Because I arrived late, I was upgraded to a twin bed (one large bed and one small bed). The hotel is generally older, and the facilities may not be as complete as new hotels, but the price is indeed cheap. The room has a bathtub, four towels, a small refrigerator with two bottles of water, a few clothes hangers in the room, the windows can be opened, and the ventilation is good. Toothbrushes and the like are not provided, so you need to bring your own. Slippers are women's style and are a bit hard. It is best to bring your own slippers. The kettle has a bit of a fishy smell from sea water, so I’m not particularly brave to use it.
I commend seheeJang, the girl at the front desk, for her excellent service. She stood up to say hello every time she saw someone, helped call a taxi several times, and stayed outside with me in slippers. I was really worried that she would catch a cold.
There is no deposit required for the room. Logically speaking, check-out here is at 11 o'clock, but no one urged me to check out when it was late. This is quite good. I stayed here for three consecutive days. I also had a few meals at the eldest sister's restaurant downstairs. I was in my 40s or 50s at a time, just one dish. I thought it was okay, and the people were quite enthusiastic. It was a good time here.
There is a convenience store just one minute away, staffed 24 hours a day, and an ATM machine to withdraw money.
It's not far from Jeju Airport and Hamdeok Bathing Beach, and the location is okay.
Very Good
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