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"Pros: Haevichi has a stunning, lush open lobby area, and large, quiet, tastefully appointed rooms overlooking palm trees, beach front and an impressive view of Mount Halla. Cons: Isolated location, limited, expensive food options and the potential for noise and chaos during the busy season. For anyone who has stayed in a 5 star hotel in North America or Europe, you will not agree with the 5 star rating of the Haevichi. However, I doubt you will find a better quality hotel in Korea. Split into two sections - the "condominium" side (resort) and the hotel side. The condominiums are like apartments, complete with kitchens. The hotel rooms are large, well designed and modern (although some of the light controls were a bit wonky in my room). My double had a lovely little balcony overlooking the rough, black lavastone beach as well as the nearby yellow sand beach with blue-green waters. Jeju island's Mount Halla was also impressively dominant on the horizon when the clouds allowed us to see it. I rarely applaud the design of a hotel, but the Haevichi deserves only my highest approbation The huge main lobby area was filled with plants, trees, a skylight, great lighting and a wide array of nooks and crannies where people could relax to live music, have a coffee or just talk. Really, just stunning. However, I got there on a Thursday during the off season when no one was around, and by Friday the families with children had arrived. Only four kids in the main lobby turned it into an echo chamber that might become rather unnerving in the busy season when far more people use the area. Also, the food was insanely expensive, and contrary to some of the other reviews I read, there were not many restaurant choices in the immediate area. Haevichi is really in the middle of nowhere, so come prepared to pay $30+ for the breakfast buffet or a car to drive the 20 minutes to a place with a larger choice of dining opportunities. Tip #1: The sauna was small, but clean - really a little "

"It is located in middle of an orchard. It is like low rise and low dense studio style type and spacious room. Walking distance to shops nearby. My family really enjoyed this place and would come back here to stay again if we are in this area the next time. "

"I really enjoyed my stay at J cube pension. The place is new and modern. Very clean and close to the Jungmun tourist complex and the Osulloc green tea museum, Glass Castle. And also the town, futhermore there nice cafe's and restaurants few footsteps away. I definitively recommend J cube homestay n pension."

"Pros: Haevichi has a stunning, lush open lobby area, and large, quiet, tastefully appointed rooms overlooking palm trees, beach front and an impressive view of Mount Halla. Cons: Isolated location, limited, expensive food options and the potential for noise and chaos during the busy season. For anyone who has stayed in a 5 star hotel in North America or Europe, you will not agree with the 5 star rating of the Haevichi. However, I doubt you will find a better quality hotel in Korea. Split into two sections - the "condominium" side (resort) and the hotel side. The condominiums are like apartments, complete with kitchens. The hotel rooms are large, well designed and modern (although some of the light controls were a bit wonky in my room). My double had a lovely little balcony overlooking the rough, black lavastone beach as well as the nearby yellow sand beach with blue-green waters. Jeju island's Mount Halla was also impressively dominant on the horizon when the clouds allowed us to see it. I rarely applaud the design of a hotel, but the Haevichi deserves only my highest approbation The huge main lobby area was filled with plants, trees, a skylight, great lighting and a wide array of nooks and crannies where people could relax to live music, have a coffee or just talk. Really, just stunning. However, I got there on a Thursday during the off season when no one was around, and by Friday the families with children had arrived. Only four kids in the main lobby turned it into an echo chamber that might become rather unnerving in the busy season when far more people use the area. Also, the food was insanely expensive, and contrary to some of the other reviews I read, there were not many restaurant choices in the immediate area. Haevichi is really in the middle of nowhere, so come prepared to pay $30+ for the breakfast buffet or a car to drive the 20 minutes to a place with a larger choice of dining opportunities. Tip #1: The sauna was small, but clean - really a little "