Maison Glad Jeju (with kids)

The location was good… but not as good as grand Hyatt Jeju. Try the terrace with a small garden in front, was disappointed as din saw any child toys as per the pic on the website. Also found Korean is very time conscious as arrived ard 2:30pm and was told check in time was 3pm, hence just wait around the counter. The terrace concept was good on paper but as the front garden was an open area whe...

Not really a 5 stars as many thing is still chargeable. Eg. Tooth brush, shaver, the lobby is not met 5 stars requirement. The gym and spa center is chargeable for hotel guest. Can you imagine it? Extension of late check out for 30mins is cost 20k won. ALL ABOUT Money! Hahaha

Maison Glad Jeju GLAD is a Korean hotel brand known for its accessibility, modern concept, and value-for-money positioning. Maison Glad Jeju is officially a 5-star, but I’d say you’ll be happier if you expect it as a solid 4-star — then the price and service feel reasonable. I stayed 6 nights in a Deluxe Twin. The room condition was satisfying — clean bedding, modern design, and spacious layout....

4-star hotel at best. Not a 5-star hotel for sure - Nice hotel lobby but no seats at all for guests to sit down? - Need to pay 20.000 won for gym/sauna usage, never seen this before. I already paid for the room, I have to pay for the gym? - No hooks in the toilet to hang your used towels - Toiletries like toothbrush are charged (for environmental reasons) - Room ceiling looks like some unfinished...

The Maison GLAD is a good hotel in a good location near the Nuwemaru shopping/pedestrian street, with easy access to the airport. It has several restaurants and a casino as well as a lovely lobby. I'd rate this as a four-star hotel. While the staff are fantastic as would be expected in a five-star hotel, the room was on par with other 4 stars. Additionally, they nickel and dime you for all ameniti...