Hotels With Spa in Jeju Province, South Korea

I have to say, it was seeing pictures of this hotel's infinity pool online that immediately made me book a flight to Jeju Island. The weather was perfect, and it was totally worth the trip. From the doorman to the front desk, the service was excellent and very welcoming. We stored our luggage and kept bothering the bellboys to get things out of our bags and change clothes, but the Korean staff enthusiastically helped us every time without any hint of impatience. Check-in wasn't until 3 PM, and we arrived at 11 AM. We went out for some BCH fried chicken, and when we came back before 2 PM, the front desk let us check into our room early. We didn't book a sea view because we spent all our time at the pool. We swam during the day and went back at night – the pool lighting at night was absolutely stunning. We only got back to the room at 10 PM and just went straight to sleep, which saved us some money. Although the room wasn't huge, it was very quiet, and the bedding was super comfortable and clean; I slept really well. The transportation is extremely convenient; the 600 bus is 4500 KRW per person, point-to-point to and from the airport. A taxi to the Jusangjeolli Cliff was also very convenient, only 6000 KRW. Most of the guests were Korean, not many Chinese. The brunch right outside the hotel is absolutely delicious. The hotel's boardwalk is also beautiful, leading straight down to a beach.

The front desk staff, restaurant crew, cleaning team, and everyone else were all incredibly friendly! The hotel has an old-money vibe, with sculptures and marble floors/walls that are exceptionally well-maintained. The greenery is abundant, and there's a path leading down to a hiking trail and the beach. The breakfast is incredibly rich and high-quality, and in the evenings, there's a live band by the pool. If I visit Jeju again, I'd definitely choose this hotel. (You can swap your breakfast reservation for the lunch buffet, which is also excellent, but you need to inform the front desk in advance to make the change.)

The hotel environment was just okay, to be honest. We were assigned a ground-floor room, and you could walk straight out to the outside from the balcony door, which meant privacy was a bit lacking. There were tons of tour groups every day, making check-in a slow process. On our second day, nothing in the room was replenished. I'm pretty sure they only vacuumed the floor and made the bed. Nothing else was wiped down; stains on the mirror and dust on the desk were still there after housekeeping. I had to disinfect and wipe the toilet seat myself, or you'd better bring your own toilet cover, otherwise, you'll find it's dirty even after a quick wipe. Breakfast options were very limited, not much to choose from. Some staff were friendly, but others seemed annoyed by Chinese tourists. Besides being close to the theme park and water park, I generally wouldn't recommend it.

You can watch the sunset, and the scenery is beautiful. There's a convenience store, Starbucks, and a gift shop nearby, which is very convenient.

Based on the price, I thought it was just a budget accommodation, but the complex and interior were clean, the atmosphere was comfortable, and the management was friendly and excellent. Plus, they even had a private whirlpool. I am 100% willing to visit again and highly recommend it. Yomangjin Meat Restaurant is also a total gem, and they even gave us a 10% discount as guests. Thanks to you, I had a wonderful trip during my two-night stay.

Located in Seogwipo city center, the transportation isn't very convenient. The nearest bus stop is a 15-minute walk away, and it's uphill and downhill. Facilities: The hotel environment is good, clean, not damp, and odor-free. Service: A 50,000 won deposit is required. Environment: The sea view includes a harbor, which is nice if the weather is good. The key thing is that the price is under 300, making it very worthwhile.

I stayed for a total of five nights. The first three nights were booked through a Trip.com partner via a live stream, and the last two nights were booked directly on Trip.com. I'm really glad I had the Trip.com concierge helping me, otherwise, it would have been incredibly frustrating. We repeatedly asked for firmer pillows, but guests were told they had to speak to the front desk themselves. We were then told they could only be provided after 6 PM, but after waiting several days, they never appeared. The dirty coffee cups weren't cleaned, and the bathroom trash wasn't emptied. The bath towels from the previous night were refolded and given back to us the next day. How do I know? My husband had a shaving cut and used the towel to wash his face, and the next day, it was placed back in the supposedly clean spot. When we called hotel services, someone just spoke a few words on the phone, and no one came to check on the situation. For a hotel of this size, it's considered quite good in Jeju, but the service is truly terrible, and it's not just a little bit off. They want to attract Chinese customers, but their service is far from adequate. I probably won't stay there again, but I hope your service becomes less rigid and more up-to-date.

I was on a business trip to Jeju and decided to stay an extra day. I looked for accommodation near Seongsan Ilchulbong and ended up staying here. It was absolutely wonderful! If I come to this area again, I'll definitely stay here.

As someone who is always picky about hotel rooms, I specifically came to leave a review because this place is truly worth it. The hotel is very large, and the service is incredibly welcoming. As soon as I got out of the car, someone greeted me, explained the check-in time for the afternoon, and helped store my luggage. If you arrive early, you store your luggage first and then check in, which is different from the Parnas next door. The Louis Vuitton store was quite crowded, so reservations were needed. This is a garden-style hotel, with beautiful sights at every turn, showcasing its former luxury everywhere. Although the facilities aren't the most modern, the cleanliness is exceptional. Every corner, including the balcony, was clearly meticulously cleaned, which deserves a big thumbs up! 👍 All items in the mini bar are chargeable, unlike the Parnas where they are free. The bathroom's wet and dry separation is also excellent. Exiting the hotel to the right, towards the Louis Vuitton store, there's a brunch spot I highly recommend. Their coffee and bagel set is substantial and delicious. They have self-ordering kiosks inside, and you definitely need to get a bell pager in advance. The tofu salad is great for a nutritional boost. Next door is a 7-Eleven, across the street there's Thai food (didn't try it), and diagonally opposite there's a BBQ place (didn't try it). Within a ten-minute walk, you'll find the Teddy Bear Museum, a castle-themed Starbucks, and O'Sulloc Tea Museum. Walking for a maximum of 30 minutes from there gets you to the Jusangjeolli Cliff. It's truly convenient. I'll definitely stay here again next time. Oh, and behind the windmill is Olle Trail Route 8, and walking down from there leads you to Jungmun Beach, perfect for surfing, swimming, and sunbathing.

Very spacious and big, gym was great, everything was great. Facilities at hotel side. Didn’t eat there except for the bakery which was quite yummy (10% off for guests). Just a bit pricey for Jeju.