Shilla Stay Jeju Airport

The hotel's location is great. It's a 15-minute taxi ride from the airport and right in the city center's pedestrian street, making it super convenient for dining and duty-free shopping. The hotel environment is also very good, and the room is very clean.

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.

Arrived on an early flight and dropped off my luggage directly at the hotel. After checking in, I was quite pleased. The room was nice and cool. The breakfast view on the 12th floor was great, and the tables by the window had a fantastic vibe.

The front desk staff member spoke Chinese, which made communication very smooth. We arrived early and they arranged for an early check-in, even putting us and our friends on the same floor. The room was quite clean, and housekeeping came every day.

I chose this hotel because I had to return my rental car early and get to the airport quickly, and the location was excellent. It was usually a 10-15 minute drive, so I wasn't rushed in the morning. Plus, right in front of the hotel were convenience stores, coffee shops, restaurants, and a shopping street, all within easy walking distance, which was super convenient. The parking lot was also spacious and very easy to use. All the lobby staff were incredibly friendly, which was a pleasant experience. The only downside was the shower/bathtub setup. There was no separate door or curtain, just a small glass panel at the front, so when you showered, the entire bathroom floor would get soaking wet. It was annoying having to use towels to wipe everything up, otherwise, the floor would be slippery and dangerous. Even being careful, it was unavoidable. Toothbrushes are provided, but if you just use them without checking, you'll later see a notice on the box saying, "You'll need to pay for this at check-out" (they're 1,000 won each, which is cheap, but it's good to know they're not free). If you're looking for a luxurious 'hotel-cation' experience, you'll be disappointed, as it's an airport hotel. However, I highly recommend it for those who want to explore the area on foot in the evening, get a good night's sleep, and head out promptly. There was also a lounge, and I wanted to grab a beer in the evening, but everyone was too tired to make time for it.

Thank you so much for your kind assistance when my friend left their phone in a taxi. You helped us with the police and contacting the taxi driver, which was incredibly helpful. We had a very pleasant stay.

The room was clean and comfortable. The bathroom had a bathtub and was spotlessly clean! Right outside the hotel, there's a shopping street, bus stop, and all sorts of must-try restaurants! We got to taste everything: Korean beef, black pork, grilled beef belly, soft tofu stew, seafood stew, grilled hairtail, soy-marinated crab, and rice in soybean paste stew…

The hotel's location is excellent. There's a small convenience store downstairs, so you can grab food and drinks anytime. Across the street, there's a whole strip that stays open until morning, perfect for late-night snacks. There are also plenty of other dining options nearby. Upon check-in, the hotel gave us complimentary beer vouchers. Breakfast wasn't crowded at all, and the service was great, though the selection was quite limited with not much to choose from. The only downside: the toilet paper provided was awful. I'd recommend bringing your own toilet paper! 🧻

This hotel is quite conveniently located. There's a bus stop and convenience store right outside, and a large Olive Young isn't far away. It's also very close to the duty-free shop, and there are plenty of dining options nearby. The lobby feels quite upscale and looks luxurious. The room was well-cleaned and very tidy. The main downside is that the soundproofing in the rooms is very poor, so those with light sleep should be cautious. The staff service was average, and the breakfast was quite mediocre. The cafe on the 12th floor offers drinks in the evening and isn't expensive, but it can get very noisy with many Koreans having loud gatherings. The view, however, is pretty good.