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It’s a great hotel for a staycation with kids. The (indoor/outdoor) pool is fun and the theme park is a good way to entertain them for a few hours. The rooms are lovely and my kids think the TVs in the bathtub are amazing. The restaurant selection isn’t huge but is adequate and fairly diverse. The few things I would say: 1) the pool is free to guests, but you have to book it and can only go once a day. You can’t eat inside the pool area and if your kids need a snack - tough luck. You can’t return. Bit chintzy. 2) the surface of the shallow kiddie pool outside I guess is meant to look like a beach but it’s very painful and sharp. So, no one uses it - especially kids. It’s a pity because then there’s really only a kids pool inside. They need to take the time during the winter to resurface that one little section. It was a bummer for my youngest. 3) it’s ridiculous to charge kids 35K for breakfast when all they eat is a bowl of cereal. I regret that and would just grab breakfast at one of the many cafes or bakeries under the hotel - just as good for 1/4 the cost. The breakfast is nice but a rip off unless you are able to gorge yourself. 4) I wish they’d made some small gesture for my daughter, as they knew we were there for her birthday weekend. Even a small gesture would have made her so happy. I do like the hotel overall, though, and these are just things to make it even better.

Its a budget hotel so its important to set your expectations right. Facilities and carpets are old, they only offer occasional room clean up, otherwise clean sets of towels and water will be dropped at your door every other day. Towels are old and sometimes smell. The toilet glass might not be well blurred so if you need privacy with your roommate do keep that in mind. Otherwise, staff are kind and helpful, speaks fluent English and there is a convenience store just at the lobby. They have also recently adopted a cute dog that was abandoned by previous owner so they are all kind hearted people. The view is great if you choose the ocean view as you can see the Seongsan Sunrise Peak Park directly from your balcony. There are numerous great food choices in the area but it could be inconvenient when it rains so plan wisely! Thank you hotel staff for the hospitality!

After all, it was a hotel built ten years ago, so the facilities are still a little old, but it's not a big problem, it's still very comfortable. The front desk staff is really great. I need to use Kakao to book some services during my trip, but the registration has always failed. The front desk guy directly used his mobile phone to help me make an appointment... Thank you very much, it's all very nice service

First70 Hotel, Jeju, Korea - A Mix of Pros and Cons I recently had the opportunity to stay at First70 Hotel in Jeju, Korea and would like to share my experience. While the hotel’s location and service were commendable, I found certain aspects pertaining to cleanliness and amenities rather disappointing. Firstly, let me start with the positives. The hotel’s location is truly superb. Situated in a prime area of Jeju, it offers convenient access to popular attractions and transportation options. Whether you’re looking to explore the natural beauty of this picturesque island or indulge in shopping and dining experiences, First70 Hotel’s location is a definite advantage. The service provided by the staff at First70 Hotel was exceptional throughout my stay. From check-in to check-out, the hotel staff displayed professionalism and a genuine willingness to assist. They were attentive, responsive, and made sure all my needs were met promptly. The level of service truly enhanced my overall experience. However, there were certain areas where First70 Hotel fell short. Cleanliness was one such aspect that left much to be desired. I observed lackluster efforts in maintaining cleanliness standards within the rooms and public areas of the hotel. Stains on carpets, dusty surfaces, and subpar bathroom conditions were evident during my stay. Another disappointment was the state of amenities provided by First70 Hotel. While basic necessities were available, such as toiletries and towels, they seemed worn out or inadequate for a hotel aiming to provide a comfortable experience for its guests. Additionally, the absence of certain amenities that are commonly expected in hotels of similar caliber was quite noticeable. In conclusion, First70 Hotel’s location and service certainly make it an enticing option for travelers visiting Jeju. However, prospective guests should be aware that there are areas where improvement is needed - specifically in terms of cleanliness upkeep and provision of adequate amenities. It is my hope that management takes these concerns into consideration and takes necessary steps to rectify them, in order to provide a more satisfying experience for future guests.

The service is good and everything, but it is a bit old now, so the interior facilities, especially the bathroom, need to be cleaned of mold that can be seen in several places. The gown was so old that the stitches fell off. The heated pool was nice. When drying clothes after using the hot water pool, the dehydrator was like a large vegetable dehydrator, so I had to put each swimsuit in it one at a time, which was uncomfortable as it took a long time in the cold. The amenities were good, and the Dalba amenity gift was also good.

Value for money is the best. It's close to the Jungmun Tourist Complex, but the surroundings are quiet. I was able to rest well. The swimming pool is also heated, which was really nice. The bedding is also clean and tidy, so I had a really cozy rest. I spent a lot of time at the hotel because I went around a lot of tourist spots. It wasn't long, but I'm sorry about that. The convenience store is also unmanned on the first floor, and the lobby and corridors are very clean. I also liked the amenities.

The stay before the epidemic left a very good impression on our family. This time, my wife specifically asked me to add the Shilla Hotel to my itinerary, and we were not disappointed. Nothing seems to have changed, it is still the same excellent Shilla Hotel 5 years ago. From the moment I got off the bus at the door, I never touched my luggage. The hotel would arrange for it to be sent directly to the room after check-in. This time we stayed in a large bed room with terrace and garden view, which is somewhat similar to a Japanese-style tatami room. The room is equipped with air conditioning and floor heating. On the rainy day we stayed this time, it was very warm. It was so hot that we had to open the windows on the first night. Slept for half the night. It's said to be a garden view, but you can actually see the sea. What do you think this is? There is no need to convert plugs in the hotel. There are 2 or 3 220v power supplies in the room, which is enough for a family. The hotel has a turndown service, and usually there are two at a time. The service is very attentive, and the children are thoughtfully given small gifts. The hotel has two indoor and outdoor constant-temperature swimming pools. The two swimming pools are connected, so you can play freely. The swimming pool has a separate changing room. Bathrobes and slippers are arranged according to adults and children, and can be taken freely, which is very convenient. The bathroom heater yyds is on the lounge chair by the pool. It is really comfortable to lie on the lounge chair and watch the children. The food at the pool bar is enough for friends who want to stay in the pool instead of going out to eat. You only need to press the service button next to the lounge chair, and the long-legged oppa will appear in front of you to complete a series of operations for ordering food. After finishing the meal on the spot, they will take it away decisively. As for the taste, I think it is more delicious than many things I have eaten in Jeju Island. Maybe it is because I soaked in it all afternoon. After eating in the swimming pool, the hotel gym, children's playground, game room, and lobby bar are all good places to relax. From the hotel garden, you can also go down to Jungmun Beach via the plank road. Unfortunately, we just finished climbing Halla Mountain this time and did not go down. I feel like the time I stayed in Silla passed very quickly, and it will be another time to think about it during my next trip to Jeju. One more thing, the Shilla Hotel is probably the only Chanel store in Jeju Island. I remember that both Lotte and Shilla duty-free stores do not carry Chanel. The store is not small, and the young man and the young lady are very beautiful and enthusiastic, and they have all the latest styles of the season. Yes, end

This was my second visit and I might try next year as well if I come to Jeju island again. Food is great for the price. Lovrd the breakfast. As a platinum member, my family was expecting to be upgraded greatly because one of the opening members of this hotel dearly dearly asked to visit here again. She was a model of the advertisement on TV screen of the front desk. My husband and I were a bit doubting with our first stays. My coffee had some bvlgari soap taste and smell from nespresso machine I used. Their bathroom amenities are Bvlgari. I was very unpleasant if they washed the cups roughly by using in room handwash or so. And we had brand new hotel’s Smell issues in the room. I had a terrible headache and allergies with sneezing. When I requested to have some sprays to get rid of the smell , they got me some sprays and air purifier. It didn’t solve much but we enjoyed the sightseeing and nice food selections in the hotel. The room manager sent us nice dessets From the lounge or breakfast buffet desserts to apologize about coffee taste incident. At least, we were grateful to see some gestures of apologies. and we weren’t upgraded our room last time for 5 days in spite of off season. They said the rooms were full but I had been read Of reviews that those who just arrived at the hotel while we were staying. They seemed to have been upgraded. Their tiers weren’t higher than my status all the time. Those lies the front desk workers told us made us upset a bit. I wouldn’t honestly stay here by paying the full prices that they marked. I think Jeju has a lot more of better options with hotel services and its locations to offer. This hotel Was over priced back then and still now. It is even not worth of points of 55,000 Points a night if you don’t get any breakfast for free. There are more options with better professonal options like Sh@@l hotel and many others. I would only stay here when the restaurants wuality and prices arr nice as now and we get all the tier benifits. This time, they just ignored promised not to disapoint my family if we visiy again around June. They dearly promised to upgrade to one of the Suites if we camr back. We thought it couldn’t be trusted but we wanted to trust the words. It was simply ignored many times again and I was also reading the live reviews on Korean traveler’s Blogs and web groups bragging about their Suites that they got upgraded for free during the same periods of stay as us. Theirs was shorter. We wanted and asked even for a day if we could. And they said, everyone was staying as long as us and it is fully occupied. I didn’t understand why the hotel had to lie to us about it. Anyways, we didn’t pay for the Suites - the upgraded luck wasn’t there and can’t be complaint of it. But we were disappointed with the way of their treatment with lies or not so much accommodation.

The aunts and uncles at the front desk can speak Chinese and communicate very smoothly. They can help with ordering takeout (the snow ice made by the hotel is also delicious), ordering a car, etc. The rooms are all traditional Korean houses. There is no elevator. The front desk and the rooms are separated from each other. You need to walk some distance. When you check in, there is a service guy to carry your luggage. When you check out, you have to move it yourself. It will be inconvenient to live in a room on the second floor. But I also went to take pictures of the Korean house. There are pros and cons. The photos are really beautiful. The auntie who borrowed the hanbok for free will help me put it on, and it is very clean.

I went on a family trip. I chose this place because I have a young nephew. Everything can be taken care of within the Shinhwa Kingdom. The Somerset room was large enough for 5 adults and 2 children, and the breakfast seemed like it might be too much, and the evening seafood buffet was worth a visit at least once.