Hotel The One

“Near airport”

Located under 10mins away from the airport in Jeju City. Convenient for us as we have an early flight out of Jeju on the last day. Comfortable room except that the lightings are quite dim, which makes the morning makeup routine difficult. Love the rainfall shower head.

“Hotel in the city”

Quite central. Within walking distance to Jewon and bus stops. Many good local restaurants all around. The hotel is comfortable and modern. Rooms are quite spacious. Glass doors to the bathroom. Staff is friendly and helpful but some may have limited English. Popular with tour groups so plan your b… more

Quite central. Within walking distance to Jewon and bus stops. Many good local restaurants all around. The hotel is comfortable and modern. Rooms are quite spacious. Glass doors to the bathroom. Staff is friendly and helpful but some may have limited English. Popular with tour groups so plan your breakfast time to avoid the crowd.

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“Good enough ”

We stayed here for two nights after spending 5 other nights in Airbnb’s around Jeju. Thought we had booked a really nice hotel as a treat at the end of our trip but it was just ok. Pro’s: - looks nice from the outside -good air conditioning - good shower and great heated toilet seat - clean bed… more

We stayed here for two nights after spending 5 other nights in Airbnb’s around Jeju. Thought we had booked a really nice hotel as a treat at the end of our trip but it was just ok. Pro’s: - looks nice from the outside -good air conditioning - good shower and great heated toilet seat - clean bedding and comfortable bed - breakfast was really nice, with western and Asian options. - nice location, close to the airport but also close to good shopping and lots of restaurants. Con’s: - bad communication ( asked how we could get there without a car from Seogwipo and was emailed back with “you can get a bus”.) Every other accommodation in Korea gave us detailed bus information including bus numbers, the stops we would need and times. - the room was dark, like super dark, even with all of the lights on full. There was no main light in the room, just lots of little spotlights and a floor lamp. Granted we arrived on a dark day due to a typhoon but the spotlights and the small window were not enough to make the room comfortable. Also, weirdly, 2/3 of a Wall was covered in a curtain that had no window. Put some artwork there, or a window, but a curtain to cover a blank wall is weird. I planned to get some studying done but it was simply too dark. - Only one side of the bed had a nightstand which meant I charged my phone on the floor which isn’t a huge issue, except considering that the hotel boasts 5 stars at their main entrance. - the room itself was fine in general, but it was clear that it was only surface dusted as the inside of lamps etc were really dusty. Also, it felt a little unloved, a broken lid on a kettle, a broken and spinning towel hook and a lamp which turned itself off after a minute. All of these issues good cleaning staff in a reputable hotel would notice when cleaning and should ensure the issues are rectified. - our towels were threadbare. Like worse than a hostel threadbare. - the rooftop is a bit of a joke despite it being heavily featured in the hotel’s marketing. There is no shade, no tables and broken, worn, uncomfortable looking wooden chairs and loungers.

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