Romantic Hotels in Jeju Province, South Korea

"An excellent business hotel. Seogwipo City is a very livable area, offering great convenience in terms of both transportation and daily life. The rooms are well-equipped and very clean. The front desk staff speak good English and provide excellent service. It offers great value for money and comes highly recommended!"

"Staying at this hotel really made me feel like I was in Jeju (we could see horses from our bed!). There was plenty of parking available even late at night. There are many local restaurants around the hotel with reasonable prices. We even got a 7,000 won discount on takeout chicken from a nearby chain because it was the World Cup season. It's about a 30-minute walk to the Seongsan Ilchulbong ticket office. The room was more spacious than I expected. With YouTube, Netflix, and Disney+ all available, there was plenty to watch in the room, so we never got bored. All the staff, from the front desk to room cleaning and the breakfast buffet restaurant, were friendly. The hotel breakfast was very satisfying for the price. Fresh vegetables and delicious fruits were generously and neatly provided daily. I was worried about the hot water schedule notice, but warm water was always available, so there were no inconveniences. The shower stall was larger than average, which was great. For consecutive nights, we received 3 bottles of water and fresh towels daily, and the trash was emptied. It's self-check-in/check-out, but there's always staff at the front desk right next to it, so you can get help anytime. There were guests in the next room, but the soundproofing was good, and we weren't disturbed. There's a bakery called 'Jeil Seongsimdang' near the hotel with a wide variety of delicious bread. I wish I had a bakery like that where I live. I highly recommend checking it out. While the hotel is far from Jungmun and the airport, and it doesn't have a sophisticated exterior or luxurious feel, it offers excellent value for both money and satisfaction. We booked with breakfast included, and for this price and service, there's absolutely nothing to complain about. If I have the chance, I would 100% stay here again. Thanks to this stay, I had a satisfying trip and now dream of returning to Jeju."

"The rooms are really cozy and quite spacious. If you don't have a car, and you're travelling by bus from the airport, the airport limousine bus stop is right across the hotel. If you do drive, there is a car park too. Some other facilities include a mini lounge with a microwave and tables (for you to dine), and a ”mini-mart” in the hotel lobby in case you're hungry in the middle of the nught :) It is also a walking distance from seogwipo maeil ollie market and cheonjiyon waterfall so location-wise, its not bad 👍🏻👍🏻 Do note that the shower area in the toilet does not have a full door/ cover so the toilet floor can get really wet...."

"Family Quad Room Let's start with the room type – absolutely perfect! It's ideal for families or groups. The beds are comfortable, and the room is spacious enough to accommodate four 20-26 inch suitcases. Plus, there's a separate living area, great for dining, mobile gaming, or as a temporary private space. There are two air conditioners, and you can adjust the temperature yourself. Additionally, the room comes with two sinks, which is super convenient for multiple guests as you won't have to queue up in the mornings. The bathroom is a bit small, and the wet/dry separation is a bit tight, but compared to the other positives, this is negligible. Location: It's about a 10-15 minute drive to both the airport and the city center. Shilla Duty Free is about 20 minutes away, and Lotte Duty Free is around 10-15 minutes. We typically took taxis, which cost between 40-80 RMB per ride. Going to tourist attractions, however, would be more expensive. Now for the downsides: When interacting with the front desk staff, make sure to find the younger ones. The older staff members tend to be stiff and cold in their demeanor. Regardless of regional differences, hotels are a service industry, and such an attitude really doesn't match the room price. The hotel's trash cans are small and few. To maintain a clean environment, you'll need to ask for more trash bags to dispose of waste promptly. The disposable slippers have very thin soles. Also, one day they forgot to replenish the toilet paper. Daytime in Jeju is quite long, and nights are short. The hotel curtains are not very good at blocking light; it gets quite bright by 5-6 AM. If you're a light sleeper, you'll need to bring your own eye mask."

"This hotel is only about 20 minutes from Jeju Airport. After exiting the airport, it's just a short walk to platform 6 where you can catch the 365 bus directly to the hotel entrance, which is super convenient. Downstairs, there's a Starbucks and a 24-hour convenience store with an entire wall full of instant noodles. They even provide hot water and a microwave for preparation, which is incredibly handy. The room layout is also very practical and well-designed. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I visit Jeju Island."

"The room size is perfect for solo travellers! What I really like is that it is conveniently located near Seongsan Ilchulbong within a 10 minutes walking distance. It is also close to Seopjikoji too :) Have many good eateries and convenient stores around so you don't have to worry about food. The room seemed a little old where you can see the painting and some of the furniture chipping off. The walls are quite thin so sometimes it can be quite noisy if there are new guests moving in. Overally still a good stay!"