Jeju M Stay Pension Reviews

Staff: unmanned most of the time, waited a bit to checkin. since I dont have sk number to call the number posted in the counter. But they will give you all the instructions once you checked in. Cleanliness: decent Linens: clean, only issue is the damp smell of the towels and they are really small but you can request if you need more. Coffee/Tea: water heater available but no free coffee and tea Fridge: included Have fully functional kitchen and sink, basic cooking utensils, crockeries and cutleries, microwave and stove Water: water purifier included Tv and Channels: didnt use it power outlet: Sk outlet bring travel adapter Table and chair: there’ coffee table, one stool, outside chairs and tables Couch: none View: best view of the sea Balcony: groundfloor access to common area overlooking the sea Bathroom: decent with hot and cold shower Swimming Pool: none Fitness center: none Spa: none Food: convenience store, cafes and restaurants nearby Transportation: hotel location is roadside but you have to walk about 10mins to main road for main bus stop Shops/Landmarks nearby: you can see the light house and a handful of cool cafes nearby City/Nature: nature Big room, good for family or group. stayed in February so its cold and chilly, hardly spent time outside. Its very quiet, nice to chill and relax, away from the noise and chaos of city living. Price: not expensive, you get what you paid for.

The facilities are not that great and the bathroom smells, but the location is good and it is cheap to use. Crabs keep coming to the room.

At first I was a little worried about not having any order comments, I was very excited when I saw the picture that I could see the sea directly outside the room. Turn to the Korean website to see the reviews are mostly good to book. When we arrived, we found that it was located by the sea in a small fishing village that only Korean locals would go to. The result became the most comfortable memory of the journey. Close to the Sihua Beach, very close to the Sea Girl Museum, but it is actually very remote for Chinese tourists. It is not recommended for people who do not understand Korean, but it is recommended for those who understand Korean, the feeling of a seaside vacation in a Korean fishing village. Not hotel type, belonging to the type of bed and breakfast. Check-in is not available until 4pm, front desk is frequently empty, can be contacted by phone, luggage can be stored at the front desk, then check-in. The room is quite large, the floor-to-ceiling windows go out to the outdoor seaside, and there are outdoor chairs to eat and chat outside, at night you can fall asleep with the sound of the waves (if you do not close the windows) sound insulation effect is very good. No disposable items, toothbrushes, slippers, etc. The room has a microwave kettle dishwasher dishes cutlery for easy heating things, garbage needs to be sorted. Not close to the bus station, there are no people starting at 8 pm, there are cafes around, the coffee shop across the street many locals drive to check in, and then walk ten minutes there are various village gourmet shops, use naver to check , pure local experience. Again, I only recommend friends who know Korean to go. Stayed for two nights, mostly locals staying, uncles and *********** or families as units. Personally it feels very comfortable, there is a place to park if you drive.