SKR: Goodstay Nulsong Parktel

905-13 Nohyung-dong, Downtown Jeju, Jeju Island, South Korea

My BFF and I left Seogwipo for Downtown Jeju by taking the airport limousine bus once again. Upon arriving at the more lively city, we quickly made our way to Goodstay Nulsong Parktel (2*), a value-for-money hotel that's highly rated online. Note that no breakfast is provided by the hotel.


The hotel received the Certificate of Excellent Tourism Enterprise from the Governor of Jeju Province, which can be seen clearly at the lobby.



And a cute sign just outside the entrance!
Check-in was smooth. Before we went up to our room, we met the friendly owner who was willing to give us a free ride to nearby places.


Welcome to the spacious and pristine room!

The first thing that came to mind upon entering the room was that it felt like home.

What a comfy bed! :)


Hmm, UV? No?
A desktop computer is available in every room.

You can make use of liquid soap, shampoo and toothpaste that are provided by the hotel, but no toothbrush is available.


I love toilet with seat warmer and bidet functions~
During our stay, the owner gave us two lusciously sweet hallabong, a variety of mandarin orange, as well as two bottles of energy drink for us to hike up Hallasan.



We truly enjoyed our 3D2N stay there.

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