Jeju Azi Hostel

Before writing a review, this is a hostel.Ratings should be approached in terms of cost-effectiveness and service.If the room price is around 30,000 to 60,000 Won and you think of it as a hotel, do you have a conscience when it comes to accommodation reviews? If you're sensitive to hygiene, shouldn't you come to a hostel level in the first place?If I were to write a specific review, it seems to be a slightly remodeled old inn building.Stay in a family room (bed) in mid-March for 60,000 won per night (including weekends).Once your reservation is confirmed, you will receive a confirmation contact along with transportation information from the airport and information on restaurants and attractions.The facilities can be considered similar to that of an inn or bed and breakfast, but there are no functional problems. I was worried that the accommodation would be cold because it was a very cold season when I stayed, but the floor was warm and the electric mat on the bed worked well, so I lowered the mat temperature to bedtime and slept.The owner is kind and kind. As with the welcome drink, please let us know when you have any inquiries.Unless otherwise stated, they clean the room and change towels every day.Very good value for money. The area near Gwandeokjeong is not a bad tourist location, so the location is good.The Wi-Fi was good and the heating and hot water were good, so I passed.If I come to Jeju Island again for a cost-effective trip, I will definitely stay again.I heard a lot about Jeju Island being ripped off, but surprisingly, there wasn't much of that on the course I was attending. This accommodation is the start.The accommodation is on the 3rd floor, but there is no elevator, so you have to take stairs. Please keep that in mind if you have a lot of luggage.