Traveling to South Korea? Find Jeju Province hotels

Overall, it was a pleasant stay. Wonderful breakfast. I arrived the hotel in the evening, around 9pm, and I have informed that I will be having a late check-in. The evening receptionist (lady) speaks wonderful english and is fluent. When I arrived at the airport, the money exchange stalls are ALL closed. One must take note of this when arriving at night. So obviously I only have USD. But went to the tourist information and they called up the hotel for help. I spoke with the female receptionist and got to know that taxi fare will not exceed 5000 won. Luckily i have enough to pay for the taxi :) Bus stop is not very far but u have to walk for about 7 minutes or so. I love to walk to so no issue for me. Station is Dohodong station. Take Bus 26 or 502 to go to the Jeju Intercity Bus Terminal. From there you can go to many sights around Jeju. I did not join any tours and just used the buses around Jeju. But if you want to join, there is one that picks up passengers who join the tour at the hotel. They pickup directly from there and take you back to the hotel as well. Will try this next time I go to Jeju. Location is not that bad. U have to walk a couple of blocks to go to the shopping areas, but it is not very far. You can take the bus though but I chose to walk since the weather is cool. Duty free shops also there. It is a safe location with a few 7-11s and other convenience shops. But make sure you know a little Korean (or Mandarin) as english is not very well spoken by the locals. Staff is quite helpful. As for the rooms, it is clean. I chose not to have my room cleaned daily, hence I put out the Do not disturb sign outside my door. I saw a small blood(?) stain on my sheet though, but it did not bother me. Room is spacious and good enough for me.

1 day stay seemd not enough, I should have arranged 2 days at least. I decided to book this hotel 1 day before my arrival to Jeju, and I booked Superior Double Ocean View (High Floor)， It looks exactly what is shown on pictures!! Very awesome!!! But it was not easy to go there. I took buses, need to transfer, bus No. 500 and No.10. I guess it will take at least 20,000-30,000 KRW by taxi. And the receptionists are all very nice, the second day when I checked out and went to downtown, they helped me call taxi and told the taxi driver where I was going. (It spent me 17500 KRW from hotel to Shilla Duty Free). Anyway, if I go to Jeju again , I will choose Golden Tulip again definitely.

The Howard Johnson was perfect for our trip to Jeju Island. Many reviews say to stay in Seogwipo-si if you’re on the island for multiple days but we opted to stay in Jeju-si for 4 days and 3 nights. The Howard Johnson is incredibly close to the airport and easy to get to via bus (download the Kakao app to get up-to-date bus information, Korea’s google maps essentially). The HJ is located in the new downtown area with many restaurants and the Lotte duty free mall within walking distance. The old downtown with Dongmun market is a short bus ride away. We took a day trip to Seogwipo, saw the main sites. While Seogwipo was beautiful, we found much more things to do in Jeju around the HJ. In terms of facilities, it is a newer hotel so everything looks new. The bed was comfortable and you can control your own AC. The TV was also a sleek newer LED LG TV. The hotel doesn’t have a gym or a pool, however, so plan for that. All around, great value and would stay again.

Wanted to stay at a quieter place away from Jeju city, but not too far away from the airport either. This is a new hotel, so gave it a try. Booked a deluxe room (double + single beds) with sea views. Room was located at a higher floor. It was spacious and the amenities were very new. Location wise, there is a bus stop in front of the hotel that goes to the city. However we didn't use it. Took a taxi whenever we wanted to go to the city, cost around SGD8-10 per trip. Most of the reception staff understood and spoke minimal English (only met 1 or 2 whom could speak really well). However, it would help if you could try to speak slower and do some research beforehand on the places that you wanted to visit. Despite the language barrier, they were still very helpful towards understanding my requests and helped to act as a translator between the taxi driver and us. Buffet breakfast at the hotel was an optional add-on. Quite expensive though the food quality was not bad. Limited dining options around the hotel. There is a fast food chain outlet (Lotteria) around 8mins walk away from the hotel. A fried chicken chain outlet (Nene chicken) just beside the hotel. A few convenience stores also located within walking distance from the hotel.

I have booked a 2 bedroom suite in Ocean Suites Jeju Hotel, which is spacious enough to fit in 4/5adults. The room has a great ocean view! Quiet but yet accessible to many places of interests, alot of restaurants are nearby as well, be it local seafood, grilled meat, stew & rice and so on. There is also a great bakery just behind the hotel called 'A Factory', a great start for the day and a great end for the day as well, if you are sicked with local food, try the western food on the 2nd floor of the bakery. Ocean Suites Jeju Hotel also provide a free secured carpark lot for its hotel guest. Therefore, for tourists who rent their own cars to travel around Jeju island, this will not be a worry at no additionl cost as well.

We booked hotel for 6 person for 1 day. It was easy to locate using the GPS system of our rental car. The parking attendant is very helpful guiding us in parking in the hotel. There is sufficient parking lot as well as there is a lift for car. Location of hotel is good as it is surrounded with convenience shops and many eateries around. We did not tried the hotel food so no comment. There is kitchen in the room. Very spacious. I would recommend friends to stay in this hotel when they visit jeju. Areas of improvement: For one of the room, only 1 set of bath robe was provided. 1 hand towel is slight dirty.

If you not driving a car and mainly commuting by taxi, this hotel is the most recommended hotel in Jeju. Don't take a risk to get cheaper, yet hidden hotels, otherwise you will be taken around and around the streets, ended up paying more for taxi. FYI, taxi and public transportations are so difficult to get from the attraction sites in Jeju. Taxi fee from Lotte City hotel to Jungmun Resort/Seongsan Ilchulbong +/- 30K won, to airport +/- 5K won.

I booked for a superior double room. The room was superbly clean but a little small for 2 ladies with 2 large luggage because there wasn't luggage storage space. I expected a bigger room for this price in Jeju. There was a build-in kitchenette but no tableware provided except cups. We had no trouble getting to the hotel as we rented a car while we were in Jeju. There were many local restaurants nearby and a GS25 just opposite the hotel.

There are convience stores in the Ramada West just across the street from Ramada East, and a delightful bakery ( Take Urban Jeju Terrace ) in the Ramada Encore East. Our bed was hard coming from a Western bed that is what we would call incredibly hard, but no where near as plank-like as most Korean beds are. Housekeeping came every day to give us water and change out our waste bins, and give us fresh towels. We requested to not have our bedlinens or anything else done. The room was very clean when we came in, no lingering smells of past travelers could be detected. The water pressure is great, the hot water more than warm enough. The gym is small, but the washers and dryers are large and only 3,000W per load which is quite cheap. There is a park and a group of restaurants directly outside and to the right of the hotel across the street. Very good choice of foods though most do not open for dinner until 6pm.

This hotel has a lot of potential - I can see where the developers want to take the hotel. It's not where it should be, maybe because Aewol is a rather quiet area in Jeju..? I don't know. But what I do know is that I liked the hotel because 1) the area is quiet 2) our room had sea view and had morning sun 3) the room is SPACIOUS. Seriously. 4) really comfy bed 5) nice sofa 6) spacious bathroom 7) really helpful front desk staff 8) the bulgogi at breakfast is YUMS 9) the pool is huge (note that this is prob avail only during summer and early autumn) 10)fast internet 11) English TV channels 12) half an hour drive to airport. Not too bad 13) the convenience store is a short drive away. won't go hungry! All said, I think this hotel has potential to do well. I'd probably go back for a quiet retreat if they don't increase prices...!

We stayed in 4 hotels in Jeju, and Days Hotel was the best overall winner. The room was spacious and amenities were relatively sufficient (coffee, shower cap, comb etc). Parking was effortless since it's assisted by attendants. Location is great near Olle Market. However, the hotel is strict about checking-in at 3pm (not even 5 mins earlier!), so if you're driving and can plan your time, don't bother coming early.

It feels really good staying in Shilla Stay Jeju. Hotel itself is very classy and the rooms are comfortable. The staff there is quite friendly but their profound of English is not strong, so there are a number of times they do not understand what we are actually enquiring. But overall experience was awesome. I will definitely stay here again if i were to visit Jeju the next time.

Very calm and picturesque location. The main pool is not well maintained and not heated at all. Also as it is in front of the hotel restaurant everyone including outside visitors is watching. It was lovely to use our jacuzzi which is on the private patio after a long day of exploring, Jeju Island. Breakfast was very basic and cold. The only positive about this hotel is its location, facing the sea, amazing view and fresh air.

I travelled with a friend (we're both in our 20s) and both of us are beyond satisfied with our stay at M-Stay Hotel Jeju. Our room was very spacious and clean, and there was daily housekeeping too. These, along with the impeccable service rendered by the staff - from the front desk to the valet parking staff, made our stay very comfortable and enjoyable. We highly recommend M-Stay Hotel Jeju as the accommodation of choice in Jeju!

Our stay at Ocean Palace hotel was awesome! We will definitely introduce this hotel for those who going to travel to Jeju. The hotel location is nice, walking distance to several restaurant (we found a nice BBQ restaurant there). Also, there is 1 coffee shop and 7-11 convenient store at the hotel lobby, I was super happy with it. Beside, the hotel room is so new, so big that it came with a little dining area, the air-con and tv are nice too! We stay 4 different hotel in Jeju, Ocean Palace is the only hotel that satisfied our stay! Thumb up!

This hotel is rated 4 star by Agoda but we found the room a bit narrow compared to other 4 star hotels in Jeju Island. Bed is comfortable to sleep on. Nice tiny balcony but not much view. Smell a bit mouldy in the wardrobe cuz no ventilation at all when door is closed. A lot of local restaurants near the hotel. A Daiso is just around the corner. Pretty good location.

I stayed for two nights in the Blue Room with a double bed. The room was spacious, clean and very beautiful. The view from the balcony was of Hamdeok Beach. If you're looking for things to do in Jeju, this may not be the best place to stay, but if you want to relax and take things slowly, this is a nice hotel. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. It's about an hour bus ride from downtown Jeju, but there is a direct bus from the airport to the hotel area. I stayed one night in a different hotel in downtown Jeju, and hired a private cab driver to take me around to all of the places on the island I wanted to see, and then he dropped me off at the hotel. The next day, I went to the Manjanggul Lava Tube, but found the Maze Park more interesting. If you go, it's only about a 20 minute walk from the bus stop and not an hour like the taxi drivers will tell you. From the bus stop, it's a 2.5 km walk and in the lava tube another 1 km one way until you get to the lava tube...and that's about all it is. You'll probably have more fun in the maze. If you want a relaxing beach hotel, this is the place. The morning breakfast was the same, but it's complimentary and has both Korean dishes as well as eggs, sausage, and toast, etc. The hotel is very chic and the interior design is really nice. I would stay there again if I went to Jeju. Thanks for all the help from the staff. I forgot their names, but one guy was so helpful.

We travelled for a week around Jeju, and this place was absolutely fantastic. The room is amazing, staff is friendly and helpful, and they bring you breakfast in the room, which is also nice. The room has everything you need: kitchenette, jacuzzi bath, shower, two TVs and a nice bed. Really worth a stay! The only thing to improve would be the breakfast, but there is an Emart nearby so it's easy to buy anything you like and prepare it for yourself.

We visited Jeju island and stayed at Hotel Whistlelark from 2-4 August. Checked out on my wife's birthday, 5 August, for a flight to Seoul Gimpo then onward to our hotel in Seoul. Unfortunately, my wife fell sick and in our haste to get to the airport on time, she had absent mindedly left her wedding band, earrings and a hair tie in the hotel room toilet. We were panicking as we reached the Korean Air check in counter only 15mins before the boarding gate closed. As such, there was no way to turn back and retrieve the ring. Also, Korean Air almost didn't allow us to board as we arrived pretty late. Praise God, the flight was delayed by 15 mins. However, we were given instructions to board immediately. Using our super limited Korean (mostly English), we communicated to the Korean Airlines front desk staff that we needed their assistance to inform Hotel Whistlelark that my wife had left her wedding band behind (the hotel had no Email address stated and we were using the rented WiFi router and had no way to call them as we had no data plans). Cut to the chase - 2 days later, we received the wedding band, hair tie and earrings sent by courier arranged by Hotel Whistlelark to our hotel in Seoul (costs borne by us of course). I would like to commend them for their honesty and efficiency for returning an item of such sentimental value to us. Thumbs up 👍👍👍 to Hotel Whistlelark for going the extra mile to return my wife's items and I would definitely recommend your place to all who want to visit Jeju. 감사합니다!!! 👏👏👏 ♥️♥️♥️

We stayed in the hotel for 3 nights and after that we moved to another 2 hotels. However the whole family had concluded that this is the best hotel we had stayed in Jeju Island. The location is nice, Seogwipo is such a nice place, there are nice restaurants around the hotel. The Korean Restaurant opposite the hotel was just fantastic, we were having meals there every day. The 7-11 store was easily accessed from the hotel front desk and the car park attendants were very responsive and if we had informed them when we need the car, they will have our car ready as required. We would love to stay for more days.....

We stayed in this hotel for a short Trip to Jeju and did really like it. The staff could speak english and was very helpful and Kind. We Had a room with ocean view which was fantastic. You definitively need a rental car since tamna stay is pretty far from all the major Sites and its difficult to only use public transport on Jeju. The Pool was already shut down which ist the only disadvantage i can think of. Other than that beautiful hotel!

During our stay on Jeju Island, my sister and I managed to use 90% public buses, and only the occasional taxi. There was a direct bus from the main city of Jeju, to the Teddy Valley Resort Hotel. It stopped right in front of the hotel. We got a really cheap price for our stay because it's off season on Jeju (we stayed in early January), and luckily, the weather was very nice. But because it's off season, I think the hotel also wasn't as accommodating and didn't have as many facilities open as usual. The cafe/restaurant in the hotel was closed, and there wasn't any room service. There also weren't any restaurants or places to eat nearby, and taxis were hard to come by in this area. The hotel staff wasn't at all helpful when we wanted to find something to eat for dinner, so we settled on the hotel's convenience store ramen. You're expected to have a car, because this is a golf resort. On the other hand, the hotel rooms are VERY nice. They're very large, and we were allowed a very early check in (more than several hours before). The hotel is within walking distance of Hello Kitty Island, but there is nothing else around. You can take a bus from the nearby bus stop, but it's only marked by a sign right off a very busy road. It's on a major road, and is marked by signs, but at night it's definitely dangerous because it isn't a legitimate bus stop. If you want to stay in this area and want to sight see, you're much better off with a place in the Jungmun Resort area (which is where we kept going by bus throughout our trip).