Hotel Stay hyun

The location was a big plus for me. Daiso and Olive Young are about a five-minute walk away, Qixing Shopping Street and Central Underground Mall take around 5-8 minutes on foot, and Exit 8 of Dongmen Market is roughly 8-10 minutes away. There’s parking for about 6-8 cars. There wasn’t anyone at the front desk when I checked in or out. For check-in, the self-service kiosk let me enter my name or booking number and speak to a live person through a microphone to get the room key. At checkout, I just left the key in the box by the counter. I booked a standard double room for $1,084 per night on Agoda. The room was larger than I expected, with enough room to open at least a 28-inch suitcase easily. There’s an elevator to the 4th floor. The design is stylish and the facilities modern, though the lighting is a little dim. It was quiet nearby and the soundproofing was good. The bed was comfortable, the air conditioning was fine, and the shower pressure was average. There was a nice table, chairs, and shelves for hanging things. A liquid electric mosquito repellent was in the room, though I didn’t see any mosquitoes. The common area has a water dispenser, microwave, and shared tables and chairs. They also offer free Jeju tangerines at the front desk. I found the stay very good.

Great spot for the night before a flight, right across from Dongmun Market. Shame there wasn’t an electric kettle in the room.

A handy place to stay near the airport on the final day of a trip. You can park and walk about five minutes to Dongmun Market for a drink or to pick up souvenirs before heading back up. Mifeng Ujin Haejangguk is also within walking distance, and breakfast is a good option.

I’ve never stayed somewhere this sensitive to noise. I could hear everything, even quiet conversation from the next room. It looks like they added something to the walls for noise or heat resistance, but it made no difference at all.