Shin Shin Hotel Cheonjiyean

Hotel is located in the South of Jeju Island with a long distance to the airport. Booked room type was not available anymore so was given another room type that was full of three beds and almost no space to move. In general a fair price and location is good for exploring the South of Jeju Island

Super nice hotel. Amazing view, 10 minutes from the market. Very close to amazing restaurants. 7 eleven and coin laundry right outside.

There’s nothing to say. Everything was horrible. Terrible loud working AC and dirty ass toilet.

Very nice view, pleasant and calming to look outside. There's a convenient store and a bus stop in front.

No disposal amenities such as tooth paste provided due to local laws However, hand soap and shower toiletries are still available. Other amenities are available for purchase at reception 7/11 located just outside Good location - within walking distance to popular restaurants and there’s a bus stop nearby

Located in the middle of Seogwipo. Room was decent in size but all basic amenities are available. They have functional ac which was essential to me😂 if you’re taking public transport, there’s bus stop right in front of the hotel. There’s very minimal car park around the hotel but they’re nearby public car park (about 8 min walk). I wish they told us in the booking in advance so i dont have to circle around many times and just park there. There’s supermarket nearby and you can walk around the area to find food street and other shops/restaurant. Overall, its pretty decent hotel to stay in Seogwipo

The rooms are small, dated, and have a lingering odor from the stained carpeting. The front desk staff are unfriendly and dismissive, often refusing to make eye contact. Don't be fooled by the beautiful lobby—the actual accommodations are disappointing. There is no daily housekeeping; instead, staff simply hang fresh towels and bottled water on the door handle. Additionally, refreshments and microwaves are only available in the lobby. The layout is also very awkward, with the room-to-bathroom size ratio being a strange 1:0.75.