Bridge Residence Hotel

The room was clean, but the bed wasn't comfortable. It felt like a spring was poking through. There are washing and drying machines, though you need to bring your own detergent or buy it at the counter. Utensils can be rented if available, with a deposit. Parking is mechanical and limited, but the attendant kindly showed us how to use it; if it's full, you'll need to use a nearby public car park. The famous world cup stadium and emart hypermarket are a five-minute drive away.

For a short or longer stay in Jeju, this place is really convenient. The appliances are ready to use, including a gas stove and washing machine, and the price still felt reasonable with all that included.

Everything else was great, but getting around with luggage was a pain because the whole neighborhood is uphill. Parking was the main problem: the lot is mechanical and fits only a few cars, the alleys nearby are packed, and there aren't many public spaces either. I found it almost impossible to park.

For about 4,000 yen a night, this was much less expensive than other hotels nearby, and the newly built room was very clean. It's a business hotel on Jeju Island, though the rooms are surprisingly spacious, as it was originally a single-room apartment. There's a TV, washing machine, microwave, dryer, and cooking utensils in each room. The dedicated mechanical garage only takes passenger cars, but there's also a free lot about a two-minute walk away.