Shinshin Hotel Jeju Worldcup

It’s good value, and the room is large with a sparkling clean toilet. The staff all speak English. There’s a bus stop nearby, so it’s easy to get around. From the airport, bus 800 or 801 stops near the hotel.

The room needed repairs: the wallpaper was peeling, the phone stand had collapsed, and an electrical outlet had come loose. It was raining, but every umbrella was rented out, so it didn’t seem they actually supplied any. Most of the gym equipment was broken and unusable, and breakfast at 15,000 won per person seemed too expensive. Getting help also took far too long. The reception staff appeared to be asleep in the back room, with a sign saying they were away, and seemed inexperienced and unfriendly when I tried to explain what needed fixing. The first-floor snack bar worker on the evening shift stared at me in a frightening way, spoke harshly, and was unfriendly. I was also told reception staff were supposed to speak English, but they seemed unable to communicate with foreign guests. I was very disappointed with Shin Shin-hotel after hearing from reception that they treated customers differently depending on the bullet leaf.

The room was large, with a separate toilet and a nice view. From the airport, bus 800 stops near the hotel, just a one-minute walk away. This is the best hotel.

For the price, it’s acceptable: not posh, but not bad either. There were lots of sports school students staying there. A 7-11 is outside the lobby, and they have a washing machine but no dryer. The staff were friendly and spoke English. Try to book or request a sea-view room. Parking tends to fill up if you arrive late, though you can always park right next door. I’d like to come back in future.