Jeju Seomun Residence Hotel

The facilities were clean and it's a great place to stay near the airport. The owner was also very kind.

This was my first time staying here. The location was great and the room was spacious and comfortable. The large refrigerator was a huge plus, allowing us to stock up on food (even frozen items) and drinks from nearby convenience stores and supermarkets. They even provide dishes and chopsticks, so it really felt like a home away from home. Having a washing machine in the room meant we could pack light. Detergents are provided, but if you run out or prefer a different type, you can easily grab some from Daiso (I bought fabric softener there as it wasn't supplied). The water pressure in the shower was excellent, and the staff were very friendly.

The staff were quite friendly, and the room was clean, spacious, and well-equipped. It's very close to Dongmun Market. Overall, it's pretty good.

I chose this accommodation because I needed a refrigerator with a freezer to make ice for my Hallasan hike, and a washing machine for my sweaty clothes. While the location is close to the airport, there aren't many dining options nearby, and taxi drivers had trouble finding the place when I used their service. Inside the room, the smell of mold, due to poor ventilation, was overpowering, so I kept the windows open for all three nights and four days of my stay. The smell was particularly bad in the bathroom when the light and exhaust fan were on. Other services were pretty good, though.

The service was excellent. It's right next to Seomun Market and not far from Dongmun Market. The room was very well-equipped. It's a great place to stay if you're in Jeju City, and it's very affordable too.

I booked this hotel because of its proximity to Dongmun Market Night Bazaar, but the accessibility was a bit awkward and the staff weren't very friendly. ㅜ

Cleanliness: So-so. There was dust accumulated on the headboard, but visible areas were clean. Location: Right next to Seomun Market, which was great for visiting the market's butcher shops and 'chojang' (spicy sauce) eateries. Also convenient for the Jeju Suul souvenir shop and for getting famous Ujin Gosari (fernbrake) for takeout. Amenities: The large dining table was convenient. Having a washing machine and drying rack was also a plus. There was no frying pan, only one pot with burn marks. Bathroom: Clean, with disposable toiletries provided. The downside was that the showerhead holder was misaligned, so you couldn't hang it properly. A Daiso-style holder was installed next to it, but it couldn't be adjusted, so water sprayed directly forward. Also, it seems like the hot and cold water pipes were installed incorrectly during construction; red is for cold water, and blue is for hot water! Parking: Never used the actual parking lot. The inner parking spaces were inconvenient because cars parked further in couldn't leave without the car in front moving. However, there were plenty of roadside spots nearby. Price: Even though I stayed on a weekend, it was very affordable, just slightly over 100,000 KRW. It's based on two people, and they charge an extra fee. The booking showed an additional 20,000 KRW (10,000 KRW per night), but the actual charge was 30,000 KRW (15,000 KRW per night).