Best Jeju Hotels

"The room was very spacious, offering a fantastic ocean view. The bathroom featured a practical wet/dry separation and a bathtub, contributing to the overall generous feel of the space. We stayed on the 10th floor, but higher floors are available for an additional fee. The hotel boasts several restaurants, various brand shops, a 7-Eleven, and even a sauna. You don't even need to leave the premises for a comfortable and convenient stay. Getting around from the hotel is also very convenient. While the price was a bit on the higher side, everything else was impeccable."

"The room was very clean and in a good location. I didn't stay in a room with an ocean view this time, but the room opposite should be facing the ocean. The hotel is right on the beach and there is a good cafe next to it for breakfast. Many people are running in the morning. It only takes ten minutes to walk to Dongmen Market. It is also very close to Pork Street. There is a parking lot in the basement and a gym on the first floor. The swimming pool is not suitable for use until 3 pm."

"The location is truly excellent. You can walk downstairs directly to the beach – not a typical swimming beach, but a sandbar in the middle of the sea that you can easily wade out to. The bed was far too soft; I felt like I was sinking into it. The room gave off the vibe of a budget hotel like Home Inn in China, and it would probably be considered even lower-tier in Korea. However, its main advantage is its affordability. It was reasonably clean, though I did bring disposable sheets for extra peace of mind and even covered the hotel sofa with them (which was also great for drying clothes without getting the sofa wet!). My daughter, though, did mention a strange smell from the drain, but I didn't personally detect it. We chose a corner room with a sea view. There are plenty of dining options nearby, and it's quite popular with Koreans. In the evenings, you'll often see locals enjoying beer and fried chicken right on the curbside. Going downstairs early in the morning, the entire beach felt like it was all ours – completely deserted."

"We were warmly welcomed by a lady staff member with a sweet, cheerful smile, and were able to check in early before the official check-in time. Our room came with a balcony offering a full ocean view, which was beautiful. However, the room itself was quite old, with an outdated design. Only reusable slippers were provided instead of disposable ones. The bed was too bouncy, and we could feel the springs inside. The pillows were also too thin and uncomfortable. Breakfast had a very limited selection, though the taste was acceptable. The hotel is nicely located right in front of the ocean, with a spacious open area across the road where locals set up camps and jog along the seaside. We also saw some locals playing basketball at the large court nearby. A special mention to the staff who helped us order fried chicken delivery — he kindly recommended popular local choices, and we really appreciated his help. If the hotel improves the room quality and comfort, it would be a perfect place to stay."

"Overall, it was a good stay. The hotel is very close to the airport; our group shared a larger taxi which cost 20,000 KRW to get us there. Hailing a taxi at the airport is very convenient – you just cross a small road outside, and you can quickly find one. The hotel is located in the city center, making it incredibly convenient for dining, drinking, and shopping. Downstairs, you'll find various restaurants, convenience stores, and pharmacies. Baojian Road Pedestrian Street is just a ten-minute walk away. The hotel is situated directly above Lotte Duty Free, with the lobby on the 6th floor, accessible by elevator. Breakfast is an optional extra, and you can purchase it day by day. We tried it for one day but then decided it wasn't great value for money, so we opted not to continue. A convenience store downstairs provided perfectly adequate breakfast options instead. The hotel also has an outdoor pool, which is quite shallow and costs extra (12,000 KRW per person, same price for adults and children). The kids really enjoyed playing in it. The room wasn't huge, but the space was well-utilized, and it came with all the expected amenities, including a bathtub. When it was time to leave, the staff on the ground floor helped us call a taxi, and we reached the airport quickly. Overall, our stay was very pleasant."

"## Pros: The location is superb, directly across from the beach and a bustling fish market. The ocean view rooms offer unparalleled views. Public transportation is also very convenient, with bus routes 101 and 201 making it easy to reach any destination. While there are many dining options nearby, not many are particularly good. However, Haenyeo Bibimbap was the standout among the popular (or 'internet-famous') eateries. ## Cons: The room size and facilities are average and feel a bit dated. For a hotel claiming four stars, it's nowhere near the standard of a domestic 'Quanji' (All Seasons) hotel. They are very strict about the number of guests allowed. We booked an ocean view room with a double and single bed for two adults and one child. Since this exceeded their two-person occupancy limit, we had to pay an extra 10,000 (presumably KRW) per night for the child. Other policies are quite standard for hotels overseas: check-in is strictly at 3 PM and check-out at 11 AM. Late check-out incurs hourly charges, and staying past 2 PM will result in being charged for an entire additional night. Furthermore, they don't provide any disposable amenities, such as slippers, toothbrushes, toothpaste, or body lotion. And no umbrellas are available for guests to borrow."

"Before my trip, I read a lot of reviews, a mix of good and bad. I chose this place because it offered free cancellation, so I didn't have high expectations. But what a pleasant surprise it turned out to be after I checked in! The room was incredibly spacious. Even with our two large suitcases open on the floor, there was still plenty of room. It came with a large table, and by the window, there was also a really large, long bay window seat that was perfect for extra storage. Downstairs, there's a Starbucks and a convenience store. A bus stop right outside offers direct routes to Baojian Road, and there are plenty of dining options nearby. Plus, the duty-free shop is just a short walk away! The location truly couldn't be better, everything was so convenient. Our room was cleaned spotlessly every day by the housekeeping staff. They even knew that Starbucks cups can be recycled for a deposit and didn't throw ours away, which was such a thoughtful touch, haha! Big thumbs up! My only regret is that I completely forgot to film a room tour during my stay, haha!"

"Very convenient location, there is a bus stop at the opposite. We took bus from there to Jeju International Airport. The bus ride is only about 15-20 minutes. We also walked to Dongmun Market from our hotel. Room is nice and cosy :)"

"Can provide good services. They can speak English well. Can provide good services for answering questions, calling taxi and assistant for other services such as translators when you need. That's why worth to stay there. The location is good for shopping and eating around. Choose this hotel will bring you good experience to stay."

"The room was spotless and cleaned daily. The housekeeping staff were incredibly friendly and helpful; if we needed anything, we could communicate with them as they spoke a little English. The front desk staff spoke Chinese and provided excellent service. Check-in was very smooth; we only needed to present the passport of the person who made the booking, and they clearly confirmed all our details. The hotel's location is fantastic; there's a bus stop right across the street with direct buses to Dongmun Market! The Zhongyuan restaurant next door (red sign) serves delicious Jjajangmyeon and Sweet and Sour Pork. Right next to it, the 24-hour pork bone soup place (white sign) is also worth trying. Both offer generous portions at very reasonable prices. The staff at the 7-Eleven convenience store on the second floor were also very friendly, and you can even use your Korean transit card there."