Hotels With Spa in Jeju Province, South Korea

I highly recommend staying in the Seogwipo area; hotels there offer much better value for money. Although this hotel is a bit old-fashioned in its decor, it's well-maintained and clean overall. The room has a balcony with a sea view, and for the price, it definitely exceeded my expectations. Due to personal reasons, I had to postpone my trip by a day, and the Ctrip customer service helped me change the dates for free, which was fantastic service! 👍

I went there for the hot springs, and they were, of course, excellent. The location is also fantastic for sightseeing, with Bonte Museum, Bangju Church, and Biotopia nearby. Camellia Hill is just a 5-minute drive away, so I really got to relax amidst nature. The breakfast was also great value for money. I plan to go back with my friends. I even got to see a lot of stars at night, which was a nice change.

This is an excellent hotel for a peaceful getaway. There are plenty of amenities nearby, including a couple of shops, cafes, restaurants, and souvenir stores. It might be a bit tricky without a car due to the road layout, but that's typical for those traveling around Jeju. Waking up to the sound of the waves is incredible, and the view from the window is absolutely stunning. The hosts are incredibly kind and welcoming. Even if you don't speak Korean, they'll actively communicate with you using a translator and are always ready to help. I have nothing but positive feelings about this hotel. Good luck and prosperity to your business! If I'm ever in Jeju again, I'll definitely book this place.

The hotel is located in a resort, a bit far from the city center, but you can get here by bus route 255. The Giant's Causeway is relatively close, about a 90 RMB taxi ride one way. My ground-floor room has a 'small garden,' but I felt it lacked privacy, as people on the higher floors opposite seemed able to see into my room. The front desk service was average. Shopping downstairs is convenient, but the brand selection isn't extensive, and the resort's restaurants are quite pricey.

Jeju Shinhwa World offers a shuttle bus service from the airport. There's also what's supposedly one of Korea's largest casinos here, though I just passed by and didn't go in – gambling and drugs are a big no-no for me. The hotel's infinity pool, stunning sunset views, and high-rise overlooks give you that 'sky-high' feeling, even in a small town. The third and fourth floors house a shopping center and restaurants, but honestly, there's not much worth browsing unless you arrive early and have time to kill. Check-in is at 3 PM and check-out is at 11 AM, which feels a bit strict. It's very convenient for getting around the city. For shopaholics, Olive Young and Shilla Duty Free are just a 5-minute walk away, about a block. Foodies will also be happy, as BHC BBQ Chicken is also just 5 minutes away. The transportation really is excellent. Breakfast on the sixth floor was a bit disappointing, not much to eat and a far cry from places like Parnas or Shilla in Seogwipo. But then again, if not here, where else would you stay?

I personally like the location. Near to airport. Taxi fare less than 6500won. Bus Stop just outside of the hotel. 7-11 next door too. Didn't try out the breakfast, gym and swimming pool so no comments on that. Understood that 2000won is needed for towel fee if you choose to swim. You can find their 2 wasing machines and 2 dryers at B2. 5000won for washing and 5000won for drying. 500won for a small pack of powder detergent. Thank you to the ajummas that did room cleaning, they were friendly and well mannered. Pretty disappointed with the front desk staff instead, they weren't as friendly as I would hope them to be. The front staff just asked us for our name and the number of luggage and gave as a tag which we need to tag it on our luggage ourselves. and also, the luggage we would have to leave them at the ba Luggage area and collect ourselves once we were done. This can be better managed by the hotel front desk staff than the hotel guests instead. Just a suggestion. Thank you.

The room itself was decent, and you could see the ocean right from it. The location is good, just about a ten-minute taxi ride from Aewol-eup. There's a CU convenience store downstairs, which is really handy for buying things. There's also a Starbucks about 100-200 meters away on foot. The sea view from downstairs is pretty nice too. The only downside is that the room facilities are a bit old; the sliding door to the toilet was a bit broken and sometimes wouldn't open.

Great value for money. I booked a room with an outdoor spa, and since it was cold, we made good use of it as an open-air bath, haha. I'll definitely visit again next time I come to Jeju.

The hotel is located 20mins away from Mt Hallasan. A good place to stay at after a long day of hiking, where we can soak in the jacuzzi that fits two pax. Kitchenware was provided for those who wishes to cook, and towels were hung outside the door if staying for more than one night.