Good Inn Hotel

Ang mga rating ng bituin ay batay sa pangkalahatang-ideya ng Klook tungkol sa impormasyon ng property (tulad ng mga serbisyo at pasilidad na kasama, atbp.), at para sa sanggunian lamang

No ocean view but it’s only 10 min walk to the falls & ocean. Perfect place. Near cafés, shpos, good Korean restaurants, one block up to fresh market (I didn’t find out until my 4th day). Very happy vibe in town. People are just so kind, friendly, & helpful. Made many friends. May Café is a block away. Best café in town. I LOVE LOVE the fresh market food & souvenir & bargain shops. I had a very enjoyable, entertaining, memorable experience with my sister. Unfortunately, she was sick the first 3 days. I walked all over the place. Explored by myself. Took the bus to see the crater at sunset & met some haeyeos(?) women divers. Had pictures taken with them. It was my first trip to Korea. I LOVE JEJU ISLAND. Went there because I’m so addicted to Korean drama. The best thing about Jeju is the people. I LOVE KOREAN CULTURE & EVERYTHING KOREAN.

I don’t get how this hotel got these high scores reviews. It is cheap for a reason. Pictures seem clean and in good condition. But there were hairs in the bathroom when we arrived. Bathtub was dented. Also not real bad sheets, mattresses and pillows. I got a neck ache for a few days. Just a simple cover which was too short to cover our feet. AC is old and therefore didn’t reach the programmed temperature. Also the door is locked with a simple key. Wouldn’t recommend it. Even if you’re on a budget. Although I thought it was well located.

Room reasonably cleaned, walking distant to many eatery nearby and walking distant to Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market. Idea for budget travelers and small group. Recommended.

Like most hotels, the upper floor rooms were UNBEARABLY hot, like around 32 C when we checked in. Couldn't figure out how to turn on the a/c. Had to open windows and turn off the heater. It would be silly to use a/c in November anyway. But a couple of unexpected problems...there were HUNDREDS of mosquitos, and we all got covered heat to toe in mosquito bites. Add to that, there was a club right under our window with drunk Koreans shouting at each other at 2 AM. There's not much in the area but night clubs and a few restaurants (nothing special) and a couple of C-stores. We actually ate dinner from the C-store one night. Not adventurous enough to eat (more) Korean food. I chose this hotel as it was inexpensive and close to where our relatives live. Only, our relatives wanted to spend all their time in Jeju-Si. So, in hindsight...it probably would have been better to rent in Jeju-Si. Transportation is tough at this location. Sure there are taxis and buses. But the buses are few and the taxi drivers never know where you want to go...even if you print it out before-hand in Korean. Besides which, anywhere you would want to go from here is a minimum 25K WON taxi fare... Oh, and the wi-fi was slow enough to be useless. We turned on our personal hotspot running on a 3G sim...and that was much faster. (sad to say)

Fine hotel

This was a great place to stay to be really close to nightlife but just enough away that it wasn't loud. Our room had a nice view of the city and the ocean in the distance. The room was clean and service was good. Concierge helped us find places to eat and called taxis. It was a nice stay, and I would stay there again.

Overall we liked the place well enough but that's because we weren't really expecting anything fancy. The room said that it could accommodate 5 people, which was not really true. It was better suited for 3 people but we made it work. We ended up taking the mattress off of the larger bed and putting that on the floor where there was space. The "box spring" that was underneath was surprisingly comfortable, which we used as a third bed. Luckily, the staff were very accommodating if they understood what you were saying and they would not shy away from trying to speak English. We managed to get extra blankets for our makeshift bed from them without charge. Aside from that, the place was nice even though it's on the cusp of being a bit run-down. If you get a room with a balcony on the higher floors you can see a good portion of the ocean.

We went down as two friends looking for a convenient and inexpensive place to stay in Seogwipo, and we were not disappointed. The hotel has a great location, the amenities are excellent and the staff were very polite and all spoke at least basic English if not more. There was a lot to do in the neighborhood and it was only a 10 minute walk from the seaside and several of the major tourist attractions in the city. Overall, it was an excellent stay!

The rooms we booked (2 rooms for 3 people each) were very comfortable and clean. They clean the room every day. With around 20,000KRW per night per person, it was really worth it! The staffs were friendly as well, they help us every morning to figure out our trip route and buses we should take.

The hotel was far from the airport but had a view of the water. It was in walking distance from 2 of the waterfalls and less than 20 minutes driving to a few other activities.