Check Inn Hotel Jeju, Jeju City, South Korea

decent sized room with heated bed for end autumn/early winter. the young lady at the reception was unfriendly and the receptionist speaks limited english. for some inexplicable reason, our room was always short of one bath towel even though the room was booked for two and they gave two sets of everything else so we had to keep going down repeatedly to ask for another bath towel.

Great seaside location with lots of restaurants and activities nearby. Room was very spacious and comfortable. Only downside would be that the bathroom seemed a little old/dirty.

Great area of town! So close to good shopping and the ocean.

Good affordable hotel close to the market and airport. Using the translator might need necessary to communicate with the staff. However, the staff is really helpful and friendly

Design of the bath room was not so good and it is not really separated from the toilet which makes the floor all turns wet after taking shower. The location is excellent which is close to shopping and restaurants

Never made it, plans changed!

Great. I was upgraded to a high floor with sea view. Unfortunately the outer window was secured so could not get the sea breeze but the room was very nice with free WiFi and usb charging points. The bed had a plastic mattress cover under the sheet which I had to remove as most uncomfortable to sleep on. Close to black pork bbq street. Staff very helpful all with English. Highly recommended would stay again.

Good price/value for a stay in Jeju. Neighborhood is not as lively as we expected. Friendly staff and nice bar on top. We stayed in renovated room. What bothered us was dirty windows which were hiding lovely view on the sea. There was still plastic cover on window (which should be removed for better view). We missed the breakfast option as there was not proper place around. A Twosome Place is nearby (under Hotel Whistle) and they offer a good breakfast.

My stay here was enjoyable and I had no real problems. Staff are welcoming and speak English, if you require it. I do recommend speaking some Korean, if only out of politeness! The room is large, with enough space to spread out all your luggage. Windows take up the entire width of the room, providing for plentiful light when you want it. Toilet and shower (with a hand shower head) are joined in the same room, with a common drain. Oddly, the sink empties into the drain, but not via its own dedicated pipe. The area is not too exciting. It is close to the pork market, but as a vegetarian neither this nor the surrounding restaurants provided any options. Transit is also not super close; getting to the bus stop takes an 8 to 10 minute walk. Shopping is available nearby in an outdoor mall of national and international chain stores. There is not much of a view; the view is obscured by another hotel. Which is not to say that the view is bad; it is just boring. A small bar is also available in the building, although I did not check it out. I was happy with my stay here.