Seogwipo Beach Hotels

In Jeju's most peaceful village, with the majestic Baksugijeong Pavilion to your side and a peaceful harbor ahead, and the most beautiful coastline on the Olle Trail, especially in the mornings, dolphins occasionally show up to delight you. This is a small gem of a place nestled in a truly lovely village. I often travel to business hotels, but it's rare to find a place that offers such a relaxing and restful stay. The cozy room has everything you need, is extremely clean, and the bedding is firm and cozy. The lovely garden and the ocean beyond the window overlook the desk. The tranquility of a book is endless, and the warmth of those who have passed through the house makes the room even warmer. The loving owners, with their refined hospitality, and the owner's homemade bread and the owner's marmalade are worth the all-night chat. I plan to visit again when I visit Jeju for business or pleasure. I had a wonderful rest.

Even though it's an older hotel, it's very well-maintained, and the rooms are cleaned promptly. The public areas are also quite nice. The check-in staff speak Korean and Chinese, and there are also Chinese-speaking staff available to answer questions. However, nearby dining options are a bit far and require a walk. The restaurants next to Lotte aren't very good and are a bit overpriced. The bread and desserts in the lobby are also delicious; if you go too late, some items are already sold out by locals, and they're not overly sweet. The red bean and chocolate ones are great, but the cream and butter sticks are just average. Getting to the beach requires going downhill, and due to the location, most hotels nearby have the same situation where you have to go down and then climb back up. Overall, it's good. Aside from not providing disposable toiletries, it's pretty much on par with hotels in Sanya, and the room rates aren't inflated.

Although the facilities are 20 years old, they are very clean and there are 220V power outlets, which is convenient. The main room is also very large, and the 1.5-meter bed feels as big as a 1.8-meter bed in China, so even a family of four with older children would be perfectly fine. Aside from only having breakfast for two, everything else is great. Plus, there's a bakery in the hotel lobby where you can buy pastries, and a 7-Eleven convenience store nearby, which is super convenient.

The room is spacious enough for two adults and two children. The indoor and outdoor pools are great. There's also a kids' playground and a Nintendo Switch, so both adults and children will be happy.

The hotel is very quiet, the room is clean, the sea can be seen, and the sights are convenient. It is especially worth mentioning that the boss is very friendly, tell us in detail how to get to the next attraction or hotel, and even send us to a nearby restaurant for dinner. Thank you very much. The hotel also received a group of Chinese friends who stayed for the second time. It’s really good. I will come to Jeju Island next time and I will recommend friends.

The hotel is incredibly clean and the service is top notch. The direct view to the beach is absolutely unique and the pool area is super delicious. The breakfast was excellent with a large selection and it was a huge plus to have free parking right at the door. Highly recommended!

We are a little disappointed by our stay, particularly given the price tag. Everyone was very friendly and the hotel looked beautiful, but we weren’t too happy with our room. We had booked an ondol room with 3 futons and we were given 1 double futon and 1 not prepared. Staff were very quick to address our request, though it did take a couple of attempts for the room staff to understand what we meant (they then unrolled the mattress but still prepare a double). Finally when they gave us the correct configuration as in the app (3 separate futons), these were sloppily unrolled and thrown on the floor. We had a lovely stay otherwise but our initial welcome didn’t really feel fitting of a 5 star hotel where we had paid 150 USD for a room. I mentioned this to the staff at check out but they didn’t seem too bothered.

The main reason we picked this hotel was for the sunrise! It didn’t disappoint although it gt blocked from our balcony , just go to the open space and there can view without any obstructions. It’s peaceful and comfortable. Facing the ocean room with balcony is really nice choice! Free parking available. Gt microwave to use. Nearby can walk to minimart. Can pay additional for Korean style buffet bfast but the spread is a little disappointing for the price. Minutes away frm the sunrise peak. It’s convenient if have car. 1 hour plus away from city. Will stay again.

Location: Close to the sea with incredibly beautiful views, it's even a filming location for the Korean drama 'Princess Hours'. There aren't many rooms, and the whole place gives off a wonderfully quiet vibe, perfect for a relaxing getaway. Room Types: We experienced three room types: the Hanok (traditional Korean house), a suite, and a king room. Overall, the Hanok was the most unique, but the bed was a bit small. The suite's bed would be better suited for families with children. Service: Generally, there aren't many staff members, but they are all quite friendly. The initial amenities provided aren't very extensive, perhaps for environmental reasons. You'll need to bring your own toothbrush and toothpaste.

The breakfast menu was great. There are cracked floor tiles, wall tiles, damaged wall, fridge and freezer door unable to close properly. Toilet doors unable to close fully. But overall, still acceptable for stay.