Jeju Robero (with kids)

Moderate sized room that has space for a large bed but provided a bed just a little bigger than a twin size. Check in is not staffed and it is self check-in on your phone. Very confusing institutions or clear signages to directions of where rooms are. Hotel of last resort, would not go back.

I chose this hotel for a couple of main reasons: - easy parking (in a lot next to hotel) - close to shopping and dining (underground shopping is right there, and it’s a few blocks to Black Pork Street and Dongmun market The hotel lived up to these expectations. Room was spacious, especially bigger bathroom than a lot of hotels that I’ve been at, but the key drawback was the room temperature. It ...

The hotel rooms look quite old and worn, from carpet to furniture. The staff was helpful with answering questions, but during our check-in, we had to look/call a bit before someone came to the front desk and there was no bell for us to ring. Location is decent, as it's not too far from the open air market but still a bit of a walk from the waterfront.

Kind & cool staff...good location, the room located on back of main building was not recommended, if u want to look good window view and large room....that is almost same style as Toyoko Inn Strolling around it, it good to visit Jeju central Catholic church for feel hisotry of Jeju. Opposites of the church entrance, it best place to release ur drunkn, hanover soup, Mipung Haejangguk

As an American, this hotel is horrible. Starting with the rooms. The beds are just 2 spring boxes stacked on top of each other. No cushion. Very uncomfortable. The rooms and halls are filled with dirty old carpet. Nothing is upgraded. There are mosquitos in the hotel and rooms. Also, we booked this hotel because it said that they had air conditioning. Upon entering the stuffy room, we called the f...