Cheap Hotels in Jeju City

"Overall, it's great! The beach is right downstairs, and there are lots of people walking and jogging in the evenings. It's only a 5-minute walk to Dongmen Market and the pedestrian street. The only downsides were that there was no bottled water in the room on check-in day, so we had to buy a large bottle ourselves after dinner. There was also no bath mat, and I almost slipped after showering. The room only had 4 small towels, no large ones (for two of us, it should have been 2 large and 2 small). The next day, we hung the 'do not disturb' sign, but when we returned, there was a large bag hanging on the door with two bottles of water and four towels of various sizes inside."

"The lady who assisted me during check-in was very helpful and kind. She helped me book a taxi to go to Hallasan the next day and did her best to communicate with me using Papago. I truly appreciated her effort and kindness. The location of the hotel is excellent, just right in front of a bus stop, which made it very convenient for getting around. There are many restaurants nearby, including Black Pork Street and Dongmun Market, all within easy reach."

"This hotel is located right above Lotte Duty Free, making the transportation incredibly convenient. Even when we booked day tours, we were always the first stop. Plus, the hotel offers a free airport shuttle – it's a 15-seater on a first-come, first-served basis. And a huge bonus: you don't need a converter for charging, which is really helpful! Just a small suggestion: it would be great to have a chain on the bathtub stopper to prevent splashes. As for the pool, it costs around 60 for a swim, but if a child goes, the adult accompanying them also has to pay, essentially making it a two-person charge."

"Switched from Lotte Hotel Seogwipo to Regent Marine. It was super convenient, only about a ten-minute taxi ride from the airport to the hotel. We were given a room on the top floor with a partial sea view, and it was fantastic watching planes take off and land every day with the ocean in front of us. I remember being really impressed by Ramada and Emart twelve years ago. Regent Marine is about a ten-minute walk to Emart, and across the street is Chilseong-ro Shopping Street. Downstairs, there's McDonald's, GS25, CU, and 7-Eleven, all very close by. The duty-free shop and Baojian Road are about a forty-minute bus ride away. The hotel's fried chicken delivery also came with two free drinks, and it tasted great. There were also vouchers for the coffee shop downstairs. A lot of Korean Air flight attendants stay at this hotel. I felt it was a great and convenient stay, plus there's a swimming pool, which made the kids very happy. Highly recommend!!!"

"1. **Location is divine, a shopper's paradise!** The hotel is perfectly situated in the heart of Yeon-dong. Step out and cross the street, and you're right on Baojian Road Pedestrian Street, bustling with coffee shops, black pork BBQ restaurants, and Olive Young stores. Shilla Duty Free Shop is a mere 3-minute walk away, and Lotte Duty Free is a 10-minute stroll. This means you can easily drop off your purchases at the hotel instead of lugging them around. Getting to the airport by taxi takes only 10 minutes, and there's a bus stop right outside for super convenient access to Aewol and Seongsan. Plus, there's a 24-hour convenience store downstairs, so you can grab water, snacks, or a universal adapter anytime you need. 2. **Clean and well-equipped** The overall decor is a minimalist Korean light luxury style. The entire room is meticulously cleaned daily, and bedding and towels are changed promptly. 3. **Travel amenities make life easy** The top floor boasts a buffet breakfast restaurant offering a wide array of Western, Chinese, and Korean dishes. Seafood porridge, gimbap, toast, and various fruits are plentiful – perfect for a filling meal before heading out to the duty-free shops. The hotel also offers airport pick-up reservations and large luggage storage, making it ideal for short trips for couples or friends traveling together. **However!** The overall room space is quite small. The basic room type isn't very spacious, and if you have two large 28-inch suitcases, the aisle becomes very cramped once they're open, leaving no extra moving space. It can feel a bit tight for multiple people with a lot of luggage. It's fine for solo travelers or couples traveling light, but I wouldn't recommend the basic room for families. The shower only allows you to stand in the bathtub; there's no separate shower area. **Bathroom lacks a separate shower area:** You have to step into the bathtub to shower. With only a half-height glass panel to block water, powerful water pressure can easily splash water onto the floor, leading to puddles after showering. The anti-slip properties aren't great, and long-haired women might find it difficult to move around comfortably while washing their hair. For those who prioritize dry-wet separation, proceed with caution."

"Greeted by friendly hotel staffs upon arriving. It’s a decent hotel for the price paid. However it’s a little old and the carpet flooring seems to be quite dirty. The rest of the room is clean. Definitely worth mentioning is the shower water pressure and the automatic toilet bowl. They also changed towels daily and I think the sheets too. Sometimes they give me water sometimes they don’t. During winter, there will only be heater working - both room heater and floor heater. Would recommend staying for non-choosy travelers. Oh yes, carpark is a little small for the hotel, if return a little late, then probably have to park on non-designated slots."

"The hotel itself is located close to the airport, but keep in mind that the first shuttle bus to the airport departs from the hotel at 6:30 a.m. If you have a morning flight at 7 a.m., you won't make it and you'll still have to take a taxi. To my surprise, the reception staff speaks Russian."

"Absolutely no complaints! Right outside, there's a swimmable sea – no need to trek to the beach, just steps away is where everyone swims, and the water is incredibly beautiful. The room even has a bathtub where you can soak while looking at the sea, which was truly comfortable. The toilet is smart too. Honestly, for around 400-500 yuan, it's an incredible value. Don't hesitate, just book it before it's gone! I'm planning another trip during the off-season. There are tons of food and drink options nearby. Next to the Hanok village, there's a small clothing shop where I bought a few favorite items, each for just over 100 yuan. A short walk past the beach, there's a small hill with a beautiful walking trail that's just stunning, right by the sea. Out the door and around the corner is a bus stop for the 201, which takes you all along the east coast for just 5.5 RMB per person. Highly recommend! We stayed for four nights."

"The hotel lobby offered welcome drinks in the afternoon. The room was clean. This time, our deluxe sea-view family room (636) had a balcony with an unbeatable view, and we had a very comfortable stay. The swimming pool is small and shallow, really just for soaking, not actual swimming. The operating hours (13:00-21:00) are a bit awkward, making it impossible to use for those arriving late in the afternoon for a one-night stay. However, the sea view is a big plus, so I would choose this hotel again in the future."

"The room size was decent. We were assigned a room above the casino, and because parts of the casino were under renovation, it was quite noisy. The location is indeed excellent, directly opposite the Shilla Duty Free Shop, and it's a short walk to Baojian Road with many dining options nearby. However, the most perplexing thing was that while toothbrushes being charged for is somewhat understandable, the swimming pool also incurs a fee! Children are charged, and even adults who are just accompanying and not swimming are charged. You can't even sit on a lounge chair without paying, which is just bizarre. I've stayed in countless hotels both domestically and internationally, and this is the first time I've encountered a hotel that charges for the pool. On top of that, after swimming for just 20 minutes, they blow a whistle, forcing you to get out and rest. And there were even suspicious, unknown creatures, possibly large cockroaches, in the hot tub."