Hotels met breakfast in Jeju Province, South Korea

Service: Arrived at 12 AM Korea time, and the front desk gentleman spoke excellent Chinese, which made communication very easy. The hotel hallway was wide and smelled lovely. Even though it was fully booked, it was very quiet for sleeping, so the soundproofing seems good. Cleanliness: Housekeeping cleaned daily. There were no disposable toothbrushes, so you'll need to bring your own. The leather slippers weren't disposable either, so I'd recommend bringing your own slippers. Facilities: There's a kettle and a mini-fridge, with mineral water replenished daily. There are two Chinese-style power outlets, but the bedside outlets are Korean, so it's more convenient to bring your own adapter if you need one. Surroundings: The CU downstairs is open from 6:30 AM to 11 PM, but there's a 24-hour CU just 150 meters away. There are also 24-hour pollock soup and pork bone soup restaurants nearby. Compose Coffee is across the street. Overall, it's great, the streets are quiet, and it's easy to catch a taxi.

For my first trip to Jeju, I opted for a branded hotel, which was very convenient as it's located in the city center, right above Lotte Duty Free, and close to the airport. This saved a lot of travel time, especially on the way back when there were long delays for check-in, baggage drop, and security at the airport. The hotel breakfast was excellent and offered a wide variety. I stayed in a sea view room this time, and it was great; I even had the good fortune to see a double rainbow 🌈. Very satisfied, highly recommend.

Two adults and two children for a 6-night stay during our summer international trip for our 2-year-old's birthday. The location is fantastic, the room size is great, and the service is excellent – absolutely nothing to complain about. Right outside the hotel, you have duty-free shops, Haidilao, and the pedestrian street. All sorts of trendy spots are nearby, even a hospital. Hotel staff always greeted us with smiles when we came and went, and even played with our kids. When a taxi driver had trouble with the location, the lobby staff helped communicate in Korean. You can pay extra to use the pool on the 2nd floor; there were more lifeguards than guests, and designated resting areas. Both pools on the 2nd floor are heated, making them friendly for all age groups. We will definitely be back to this hotel!!!

First, my initial thoughts: I was prepared for a 'prison-like' room before checking in, but staying here, I actually found the room small but cozy! Coupled with other advantages, the actual experience exceeded my expectations. Now, for the pros: 1. **Rich Community Facilities:** Besides the accommodation buildings, there's a standalone coffee shop, a standalone small bar (received a free beer voucher upon check-in), a GS25 convenience store (the female staff member was very friendly), a gift shop (at the front desk), and a breakfast/lunch restaurant (you can get a discount if you purchase breakfast at the front desk a day in advance). 2. **Excellent Location for Olle Trail 1:** It's very convenient for those doing Olle Trail Route 1. You can walk to Gwangchigi Beach, the starting point of Route 1, in about 10 minutes. 3. **Friendly Staff:** All the service staff were very friendly and could communicate well in English. 4. **Spacious Bathroom:** Although the room itself was small, the bathroom and shower area were quite spacious. 5. **Free Airport Shuttle:** This was an incredibly valuable service. I took the 10:30 AM shuttle to the airport. No reservation was needed, the bus arrived on time, and it took about an hour to reach the airport. Areas for improvement: 1. **Lack of Hooks in Room:** My room had no hooks, except for two small ones in the toilet. I suggest adding one more in the main room without taking up extra space (I saw some other smaller room types had them). 2. **Soap Dispenser Design:** The hand soap dispenser had a short pump, which was inconvenient to use when my hands were dirty. A longer nozzle would be much better. Overall, it was a very good stay. I would consider staying here again if I plan to do other Olle trails on the Seongsan side.

Overall, the hotel experience was decent. Most of the staff were very service-oriented, actively greeting guests and offering assistance. The only exception was a female front desk staff member who had a poor attitude during check-in. The hotel is situated on a cliff, adjacent to Jungmun Beach, and boasts a popular infinity pool. The environment and views are outstanding, but the scenery is highly dependent on the weather; on cloudy days, the experience is significantly diminished. The lobby windows weren't cleaned properly, making the view outside consistently hazy. The public areas are spacious, but all room types are generally small, with decor and amenities roughly comparable to an Atour Hotel in China. The hotel isn't new, and the bathroom infrastructure is average, with noticeable water leakage when showering. The pool management was well-organized and orderly, but the swimsuit spin dryer was quite dirty, which made me not want to use it. Upon check-in, a deposit was required. We wanted to pay in cash and have it refunded immediately upon checkout, but we were told credit card payment was mandatory, and the deposit was not refunded within the promised timeframe after checkout. Since we had a continuous stay, the housekeeping department wasn't very thorough with room cleaning.

After some deliberation, I decided to book this hotel for the last two days of my Jeju trip. It was decent, nothing spectacular, but the location was excellent. I booked a family room during the summer, and the room type was good, though it felt a bit overpriced. There's no separate shower, only a bathtub. The air conditioning worked well. They provided complimentary water, but only one room key was given.

Jeju bus terminal stop-beware of the separate blue and green bus stop so you wont missed your bus. Naver map and Tmoney help your journey around Jeju. Mr. Peter, himself, messaged me first through trip.com about the time I will be there at their place, which I was hesitant to do that but luckily, he did and that was surprising. Also, he let me leave my luggage in advance. Staff speaks English well and hospitable. As soon as you check in, staff will provide the stuff you needed for your stay in the room plus the indoor slipper to switch with your outdoor shoes to be placed in the closet at the entrance. NO elevator but the girl staff offered to carry my luggage to the room. There is an area in the 2nd floor for dining—designated place to eat—with microwave, water dispenser, dishes and utensils, fridge and freezer, you can cook and wash your dishes. There is a small area designated for reading/relaxing in the 3rd floor, where the entrance to the rooftop(to watch Hallasan sunset and for 8pm projector movie night). 2nd floor for male guests while 3rd fl for females. Sleeping room(is really for sleeping, no room to stretch only in your bed—is very comfortable with one outlet and a lamp) is separate from the shower area with slippers(washbasin/sink and enclosed shower stalls-body wash & shampoo) from the toilet stalls and from the powder/mirror area with hairdryer. If you have a small to medium luggage, you can store it under the bunkbed. There are lockers in every room (a normal school backpack could fit). Walking distance to Yongduam Rock to Yeongyon Bridge to boardwalk for coastal walks—great cafes to watch waves & landing planes and local resto—to Jungang Shopping Street to Jungang Underground Mall to Dongmun Market. If you like mochi, next door of the Mir is delicious and affordable Jeju Mochi which is priced twice in the airport. Convenience stores (7-eleven next door), chicken&fries and local resto around the corner. Mr. Peter met him during the breakfast. He prepared the breakfast—egg sandwich which comes w/black coffee or orange juice. He is nice and approachable. The Mir Guesthouse’s is designed from the Yongduam Rock, it is cool, clean, and magnificent. Solo traveling is fun—meeting new faces, different nationalities, cultures, and witness the amazing nature’s wonder.

The hotel is conveniently located about 2.4km from the airport and offers breakfast. It's a typical budget business hotel often used by tour groups. The rooms are small, and it can get crowded, so the value for money isn't great. However, the front desk staff are very friendly and helpful, always ready to answer questions and provide directions to tourist attractions after looking them up online. It's also about a 20-minute drive to the Olle Trail, accessible via subway line 16.

During the Mother's Day long weekend, it was incredibly comfortable to stay in such a spacious hotel with three beds and hot shower water, all for just 2300 per night. It even had a dining table and a kitchen island. While it's not a luxury hotel, it was truly comfortable. It's close to Jeongbang Waterfall and Olle Market. The best part is that if you walk uphill, there are tons of cheap restaurants, and the black pork BBQ across the street is also quite good. There's a CU downstairs, but its opening hours are inconsistent. If you turn right when you exit the hotel, there's a local convenience store that's very authentic and has a wide variety of items.

Staying here in Jeju is a breeze: it's only about 10 minutes from the airport, and the hotel even offers a free shuttle, so arriving at 17:55 isn't an issue at all. The basic rooms start at 65sqm with panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows, offering views of Hallasan, the city, and the jelly-like sea all at once. The high-floor sea views and nightscapes are much more impressive than many hotels in Jeju city center. The 4290sqm outdoor pool area on the 8th floor features an infinity pool, a jacuzzi, and a children's pool – soaking in warm water while watching the sunset is incredibly picturesque. The 38th-floor sky lounge and sky food hall offer stunning views of the city lights. Grand Kitchen has seven open kitchens serving brunch. You can find Changwon Black Pork and Hanwoo, Grand Hyatt Beijing Roast Duck, Sichuan Hotpot, and Monsan Japanese cuisine all within the building, so you could easily eat for two days without even leaving. The Grand Hyatt Jjimjilbang (Korean sauna) has red clay, cypress, ice, and salt rooms – it's incredibly relaxing to steam after a day of walking around before heading back to your room.