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Golden Daisy Hotel is very convienient located. It is accessible distance to Olle Market, convienient store, Paris Baguette bakery, eateries and even a popular gimbap store less than 50metres. Room is clean with basic amenities.

First70 Hotel, Jeju, Korea - A Mix of Pros and Cons I recently had the opportunity to stay at First70 Hotel in Jeju, Korea and would like to share my experience. While the hotel’s location and service were commendable, I found certain aspects pertaining to cleanliness and amenities rather disappointing. Firstly, let me start with the positives. The hotel’s location is truly superb. Situated in a prime area of Jeju, it offers convenient access to popular attractions and transportation options. Whether you’re looking to explore the natural beauty of this picturesque island or indulge in shopping and dining experiences, First70 Hotel’s location is a definite advantage. The service provided by the staff at First70 Hotel was exceptional throughout my stay. From check-in to check-out, the hotel staff displayed professionalism and a genuine willingness to assist. They were attentive, responsive, and made sure all my needs were met promptly. The level of service truly enhanced my overall experience. However, there were certain areas where First70 Hotel fell short. Cleanliness was one such aspect that left much to be desired. I observed lackluster efforts in maintaining cleanliness standards within the rooms and public areas of the hotel. Stains on carpets, dusty surfaces, and subpar bathroom conditions were evident during my stay. Another disappointment was the state of amenities provided by First70 Hotel. While basic necessities were available, such as toiletries and towels, they seemed worn out or inadequate for a hotel aiming to provide a comfortable experience for its guests. Additionally, the absence of certain amenities that are commonly expected in hotels of similar caliber was quite noticeable. In conclusion, First70 Hotel’s location and service certainly make it an enticing option for travelers visiting Jeju. However, prospective guests should be aware that there are areas where improvement is needed - specifically in terms of cleanliness upkeep and provision of adequate amenities. It is my hope that management takes these concerns into consideration and takes necessary steps to rectify them, in order to provide a more satisfying experience for future guests.

Overall seems like a nice hotel but cleaning is not good (as in almost every hotel in South Korea I visited this time). The shower (white holder box-like thing) had black mold underneath it. Sink had yellow stains which means that it is not cleaned as it should be. Plastic from the base of bed frames is peeling off and plastic bits prickle your feet when you put them down from the bed- it is time to get a new bed bases. Apart from cleaning everything is good - lobby is modern, has vending machines to buy necessities, location is good but could be tough for some people to get to it (located at the bottom of a very steep hill). There are various places to eat delicious food (traditional Korean banquette menu, chicken, sashimi etc) within 5 minutes of walking. Free water bottles were provided every day. There is also open rooftop with jacuzzi (entrance is free, jacuzzi needs to be booked and payed in advance). Upon checking in they also ask for deposit (was asked just for a card number).

I love the self check-in since few Koreans working in hotels speak good English. It saves a lot of hassle n misunderstandings. I love the space in the hotel room. I love the great car park attendants - 2 guys doing a good job especially the big guy! 👍👍 The bathroom water handle n metal bar gets heated up and burned our hands - very dangerous. I love the kitchen with induction stove top but unfortunately no pots to boil ramen etc… no coffee or tea provided too.

The help desk was very helpful, I ask directions and they were very patient to explain to me how to get to places. They made calls ahead to make sure the places I wish to visit are open and available.

We choose the ondol setting and we loved it. The mattress is quite thin and thinner than other Korean mattresses we slept on. The bathroom is not so clean there was still some hair. The hotel is very quiet and there is a CU grocery store in the hotel. I would consider coming back for being quiet.

Yudong Coffee and Lee Jung-seop Street are nearby, and it is easy to access Cheonjiyeon and Saeyeongyo Bridge on foot. It's an overwhelming value for money. Cleanliness is a bit disappointing. (I don't know if it's because it's a room on the side of Chason the View's abandoned building) I can't catch the antenna signal (?) well. Wi-Fi works well, but the call limit indicator sometimes appears. Other than those minor regrets, it is a reasonably priced lodging that is quite satisfactory.

Location: There are nearby tourist's spots (walking distance from the hotel) and Bus stop infront. Service: Must prepare google translate as the receptionists are not so good in English. Must atleast hire someone who can understand English as Jeju is a tourist destination. Cleanliness : Noted dusts everywhere in my room ( tv, table and even on the wall)

Overall, the room is large, the price is very cheap, and the price/performance ratio is very high. There is a 7-Eleven downstairs, and GS is a 10-minute walk to the beach, which is very convenient. There is also a bus station downstairs to the city. The hotel's facilities include a washing machine and a refrigerator, but the tatami mats are a bit old and not well maintained.

Found the water cold and the hair dryer not working well. Told the receptionist to do something about them. When we came back, all was taken care of. Outside and behind the hotel are many eateries.