Hotel CJ

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Je n'ai pas beaucoup été dans ma chambre ni a l'hotel car j'ai effectuée des visites de l'ile. Mais dommage car les photos de l'hotel sur votre site le rend beaucoup plus beau et plis classe qu'il ne l'ai. C est un hotel rien d'extraordinaire.

가성비 좋게 잘 지냈어요 ㅎㅎ신식은 아닌 방이나 굉장히 저렵히 했고 시펑 근초라 주변 편의시설이 너무좋아요

Overall, it was a nice stay. For the price, the cleanliness and accommodations were good. The only thing that nagged at me was that I reserved a room with a double bed, but the hotel gave me a room with 2 twin beds. When I brought this up with the hotel staff, they told me to just push the 2 beds together. Other than that, it was a good place to stay.

We had a short trip around Jeju Island, and we spent our last night in this hotel. I'm not sure that the daytime receptionist would be a better english speaker or not, however the the gentleman who we tried to speak after 8PM, when we arrived to check in, couldn't speak any English, well I'm really bad in speaking Korean too. First he was saying something that there is no booking for us, but after kept showing him my expedia booking confirmation, he asked a lady in the restaurant next to the reception and luckily the lady was aware of our booking. He then mentioned the even if we booked a double bed room, he could gave us only a 2 single beds room. I don't need to say it was a surprise for me and my husband, and he could probably read our faces as he tried to say almost immediately that we can move the beds next to each other, there is no problem with it. Actually at the end we didnt needed to do any room arrangement as one single bed was wide enough for the two of us. Our overall experience was good about room. Unfortunately we werent able to enjoy the breakfast as we waked up later then we wanted to do so and we ended up to rush the airport to catch our flight back to Seoul.

Good hotel but little English spoken by the friendly staff. One man (manager? owner?) was particularly helpful and went out of his way to assist us with a panic trip to the airport. Great food etc just up the street. A little hard to find as tucked away behind main road.

The Cj Hotel was all-around pretty good. I have no qualms about the experience. The staff were nice, and didn't have a problem letting us park the scooter we rented right out front. The room itself was pretty average, but it's very close to a bunch of restaurants and bars, and we didn't spend much time there anyway. The breakfast was very good if you like Korean food.

Hotel room is spacious and cosy. Family of 4 with children all of us enjoyed the stay. Around the hotel area plenty of food and very happening during night time.

Nice and clear, but room was quitely small. The hotel that located at nearby downtown. There were nice foods and especially movie theater

Breakfast is toast and jam (no butter!) and Korean (rice, noodles, various condiments). Bakery and various restaurants nearby. 20 min walk to intercity bus terminal. Nice staff.

Upon arrival, the receptionist, with somewhat limited English, remarked that I had not booked with them. They only managed to find our booking after minutes of discussion. On another time, I was waiting for my travel partner who was in the bathroom in their lobby before we went out at night. The receptionist came up to me and requested to check my room keycard! I felt very offended. The price was cheaper than other hotels around the area, but hostels would definitely be even cheaper, if that's what you're looking for. The room I stayed in was generally clean. However, it was tiny! I have stayed in multiple hotels in Korea, and I can't believe that my hotel room in Jeju could be smaller than the one in Seoul!! With a double bed occupying the majority of the room, there wasn't really much space to move around. And with the baggages opened...well you can imagine it. The bathroom's a no-no. I can't understand, but many of the Korean hotels tend NOT to have a partition/curtain between the shower and the toilet + washbasin. Well it's the same case with CJ hotel. Without the partition/curtain, the bathroom feels so wet and damp after showering, and it becomes uncomfortable to use the bathroom afterwards. I don't like the bathroom.