Mangrove Jeju City

To be honest, the view from the window is the absolute highlight; everything else is pretty average. It's relatively new, but the facilities are more on par with a budget hotel. It's worth staying if the price is right, but if it's too expensive, you might want to look elsewhere. The service is there, but not particularly warm. You'll largely be on your own to figure things out, which can be frustrating, especially if you have trouble with mobile operations – be prepared for that. Housekeeping isn't provided. For breakfast, they have bread, milk, and eggs, which is enough to fill you up if you're not too picky. Also, there's a charge for luggage storage; it's not complimentary.

Great location and very clean. They have a self-service laundry machine, and check-in/check-out is super convenient right from your phone. Plus, you don't need to sort your trash; there are bins at the end of the hall.

Self-check-in required me to fill out forms and input my own information! I used the web QR code to get into the hotel and the main entrance. When I asked a staff member for help, before I could even say a word, they snapped, 'Please speak English!!!' The mahjong might be small, but it's got all the right colors and smells (the room is small but clean).

Every time I visit Jeju, I have to stay here; it genuinely boosts my overall travel happiness! The beach is right downstairs, perfect for morning or evening strolls, and it's much better than the busy downtown area.

The room was spotless and tidy. Although it wasn't very spacious, it had all the necessary amenities. The desk, bed, sofa, and nightstand were all well-prepared, making for a very comfortable stay. Overall, it felt fresh and cozy.

This hotel is right by the sea, about a five-minute walk to Chilseong-ro. There's a Salomon store downstairs, fried chicken to the right when you step out, and a CU convenience store and ABC Bakery (their bread and coffee are great) just around the corner to the left. Patagonia and Olive Young are a two-minute walk away, and Aesop is behind the building diagonally across the street. Dongmun Market is a 10-15 minute walk. There are lots of unique little shops and cafes nearby. I think it's a much better area for exploring than the duty-free shop district's Baojian Road. The rooms are a bit like a university dorm, perfect for a getaway with your bestie. The hotel is very clean, no renovation smell as some reviews mentioned, and the soundproofing is good too. It's mostly self-service; you can change towels and dispose of trash yourself, and check yourself in. If you're looking for full hotel services, this might not be for you. The 7th floor has a shared kitchen with everything you need for cooking. You just need to clean up trash and wash dishes after use as requested. You can also get hot water, and there's 24-hour coffee and tea bags, which is great for those who don't like their room smelling of food or who want to cook a little something themselves. Breakfast offers simple items like eggs, bread, cereal, and milk. The hotel also has a co-working area that feels like a university study room. I stayed for four days and felt like I was reliving my old student days. I really love it here.