Maison Glad Jeju
This is the hotel that holds the first and last night of a Jeju trip. Jeju International Airport is 2.8km straight-line away, about seven minutes by car, and the Yeon-dong strip around it means dinner is a walk rather than a drive. There are 513 rooms plus an outdoor pool and sauna. The recurring caveats are room age and a car park described as tight.
At a glance
- Official name
- Maison Glad Jeju
- Location & getting around
- 80, Noyeon-ro, Jeju, South Korea
- Area
- Jeju City
- Property type
- Hotel · 5★
- Guest score
- 8.7 / 10 · 15,490 reviews
Agoda guest score - Rooms & occupancy
- Family room, Suite, Twin, Double
- Source: Agoda property information
- 2.8km to Jeju International Airport, 2.9km to the bus terminal, 160m to a clinic
- Outdoor pool, sauna, fitness centre and a casino on the same site
- 513 rooms — the range runs from ondol rooms to a presidential suite
- Scores 8.7 overall and 9.2 for location across 15,490 reviews
- Reviews repeatedly mention the age of the rooms; last renovation listed as 2015
- Several reviews describe the car park as tight
- Dongmun Market is 4.6km away, not a walk
Location & getting around — 2.8km to the airport, in the middle of Yeon-dong
The hotel is at 80 Noyeon-ro in Yeon-dong, 2.8km straight-line from Jeju International Airport — about seven minutes by car according to the property — with Jeju City Bus Terminal 2.9km away. If the first question on Jeju is how long the drive to the airport takes, this hotel sits at one end of that scale: the Jungmun resorts are around 30km, more than ten times further.
Yeon-dong is Jeju City’s main commercial strip, so dinner is walkable. Reviews repeatedly mention the number of restaurants nearby and a convenience store on the ground floor. The nearest listed clinic is 160m away, and reviews also note the duty-free complex close by.
The caveat is that there is no sea here. Dongmun Market is 4.6km away, too far to walk, and no beach appears in the surrounding listings. If you want a Jeju City address facing the water, look at the Tap-dong side instead.
Rooms & occupancy — ondol rooms and the Premium Family Twin
There are 513 rooms, with the last renovation listed as 2015. Types include Standard Double and Twin, Superior Double and Twin, Premium Double, Premium Twin, Premium Plus Double and Twin, Deluxe Twin, an ondol room, Premium Family Twin, Junior Suite, Corner Suite, Glad Suite Ara and Halla, and a Presidential Suite. With 513 rooms the list is long and the names alone do not make the tier obvious, so read the floor area and bed configuration on the booking screen.
On occupancy, children aged 4 to 12 stay free. The Premium Family Twin is sometimes listed as assigned on arrival, and the same wording appears in recorded stays.
The caveats are age and which wing you get. Reviews describe the new wing as quiet, rooms as dated but spacious with comfortable beds, and bathrooms as due for attention. Check-in is from 3pm and check-out at 11am.

Facilities — outdoor pool, sauna and the breakfast buffet
Listed facilities include an outdoor pool, a sauna, a fitness centre, restaurants, a bar and lounge, a coffee shop, gardens, shops and a casino. Breakfast is served as a buffet, and reviews repeatedly refer to the breakfast restaurant by name as Samdajeong. There is an ATM on the property and laundry service is available. Positive comments about the food sit at 62%.
The overall score is 8.7 with location at 9.2, across 15,490 reviews — a large sample. Solo travellers give 8.8 and business travellers 8.7. January is recorded as the busiest month.
The caveat is how the facilities are run. Reviews note the outdoor pool being closed in May, and the sauna carrying a fee that felt steep even with the guest discount. Parking is listed as free but described as tight, which is worth weighing if your rental car is a large one.

Best for
- Arrival or departure nights when you want to be near the airport
- Walking out to dinner without a rental car
- Families with children aged 4 to 12, who stay free
Not ideal if
- You want a sea view or a beachfront address — Yeon-dong is inland
- Room condition comes first; the last renovation is listed as 2015
- You need generous parking in peak season
Compared & alternatives — Yeon-dong and Tap-dong are not the same stay
Jeju City looks like one block on a map — everything is roughly ten minutes from the airport — but what you can walk to in the evening differs.
Ocean Suites Jeju Hotel sits on Tap-dong’s waterfront road, putting Dongmun Market within a 760m walk and offering ocean-view room types. Maison Glad sits in the middle of the Yeon-dong strip, with restaurants and duty-free shopping on foot but no sea. The airport distances, 2.8km against 3.1km, are effectively the same.
If the plan is to spend the day inside a resort, that is Jungmun — properties including Lotte Hotel Jeju are compared in the Jungmun resort area guide. Still deciding between the north of the island and the south? Where to Stay in Jeju is the faster way in.
Bottom line — a hotel for the first and last night
Two numbers decide this one: 2.8km and seven minutes. It earns its keep on a late arrival, an early departure, and any night when the rental car is either not yet collected or already returned. At 513 rooms there is usually something left even in peak season.
If the trip is built around the coast, or room condition is the deciding factor, weigh the Tap-dong side of Jeju City and the Jungmun resorts alongside it.
FAQ
New wing or old wing?
Several reviews mention staying in the new wing and finding it quiet, while others describe rooms as dated but large with good beds. Whether you can select a wing at booking, and which room types sit where, is not consistently labelled — confirm it when you book. The last renovation is listed as 2015.
How far is the airport?
Jeju International Airport is 2.8km away, which the property puts at about seven minutes by car. That is the closest of any Jeju property covered here. Jeju City Bus Terminal is 2.9km, so this also works if you are not picking up a rental car on day one.
What about the pool and sauna?
An outdoor pool, sauna and fitness centre are all listed. Reviews note that the outdoor pool was not open in May, and that the sauna carries a separate charge even with the guest discount. Check opening periods and fees when you book.
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