Hotel Air City Jeju

The room was spacious and even had a small balcony. The bathroom had a separate shower and toilet, so no awkward showering in the bathtub. The lobby was very bright and grand. There's a 7-Eleven right next door and a 24-hour pork bone soup restaurant across the street. Plus, it's only a fifteen-minute walk to Shilla Duty Free. Incredibly convenient! Amazing value for money, I'll definitely stay here again! (Just remember to bring your own power adapter.)

The room was spacious and everything felt quite new. I wouldn't recommend paying extra for breakfast; while there were many options, I didn't find anything I liked, and it was mostly vegetarian. The hallway soundproofing wasn't great. Overall, it's very good value for money. It's a quick 5-10 minute taxi ride to the airport.

Avoid this place at all costs! Absolutely terrible experience! If your budget is over 400 yuan, do yourself a favor and don't pick this hotel! It's not even as good as a Home Inn or Hanting back home. The front desk staff was incredibly cold and offered zero service. The room hygiene was abysmal; you need to bring your entire set of toiletries, including disposable slippers, bath towels, hand towels, and even a toothbrush and toothpaste. The toothbrush holder was too dirty to even look at, the sink was grimy, and the drain was clogged. There wasn't even a bath towel, just four small hand towels. Plus, the room had a strong, unpleasant foot odor! And they charge over 800 yuan a night for such a room? I have no idea how this place justifies its price compared to similar hotels across the street that only charge 300-400 yuan!

The room was generally good, but the mattress was too soft and uncomfortable, leaving me with body aches in the morning. The hallway was very noisy late at night, and the room wasn't soundproof. Breakfast was decent. There's a popular roasted chicken place nearby with excellent food.

The environment: Great! 👍👍😌👌 So good! 👍😌👌 Hello? 👋 My heart is bleeding too. 🩸 You're not online, huh? I really wanted to see this myself, but I didn't follow the trend. Haha, always nitpicking.

I checked in promptly at 3 PM, but despite the hotel having numerous rooms from the 3rd to 17th floor, I was directly assigned to the lowest available floor, the 3rd. This gave me a really poor impression, making it seem like the later you check in, the worse floor you get. The room also lacked charging outlets compatible with my country's devices. When I inquired, I was told I'd have to rent an adapter for 10,000 KRW, plus a separate 10,000 KRW deposit, which is a completely unreasonable charge. For this trip, I had intended to spend more for a comfortable stay, but the overall experience was far worse than hotels I've stayed at for 200 KRW a night. The value for money is extremely low. It feels like the hotel prioritizes profit everywhere, and the service and facilities simply don't match the price. My overall impression is very negative; I do not recommend staying here.

The hotel is about a ten-minute taxi ride from the airport. It's conveniently located with easy access to transportation. The front desk service was very friendly. I booked a warm kang room, which was quite spacious and quiet since it wasn't facing the street. It had its own private bathroom, and as someone who prefers a firm bed, I found it very comfortable. The breakfast also offered a good variety.

Hygiene: Clean and tidy Environment: Very reassuring, convenient for getting around Service: The hotel front desk speaks Chinese, which is helpful Facilities: Fairly new

Excellent, excellent! The male receptionist who checked me in at night spoke a lot of Chinese, making for a super smooth check-in process. The room was quite spacious and clean, and the water pressure was great, so showering was very comfortable. The view was really good, I could even see the sea. However, Korean hotels generally don't provide disposable toothbrushes, toothpaste, or slippers, so you need to bring your own. If you forget, there are 7-Eleven and CU stores downstairs, making it very convenient to buy them.