Hotels With Bar in Jeju Province, South Korea

We were lucky to be greeted by the guest services manager on arrival and friendly reception staff. The room was extremely spacious and the view over the city and Hallasan was fantastic. It was a shame we were only staying for a night. Location was really good and free parking in the basement for hotel guests. It was just a short walk away from restaurants and shops. I would highly recommend staying here.

Our second stay and I would love to return again It's basically a honeymoon / baby hotel. Many young couples and families with children under 10. Very calm and peaceful. Clean, nice, heated pool. Breakfast could be better, we opted out, but it's still convenient. The sauna is absolutely wonderful, I really healed my body and soul there. As for the room type, the last year we stayed in a standard view room. You have to know that there is NO view. It was a ground floor room with all the consequences. We didn't use the balcony at all. This year we chose garden view but got upgraded to a poolside view. The poolside view honestly made the stay. Choose poolside or at least garden view if you can. Try to stay away from standard view. There's also this hill suite building, we'll probably try and book a room there next year but we couldn't quite figure out how to use the spa. It wasn't clear if the building has its own spa or some overpass or underpass, or you'd have to walk across the road to the main building. The beach is 5 minutes away by car and around 30 on foot. There's surfing lessons and surf rentals there, you can rent a chair, an umbrella, a sunbed and a tube. Also, if you're thinking Lotte because of the closeness to the beach, note that the pedestrian walk to the beach is awful from there. It's 5-10 minutes of stairs.

We were warmly welcomed by a lady staff member with a sweet, cheerful smile, and were able to check in early before the official check-in time. Our room came with a balcony offering a full ocean view, which was beautiful. However, the room itself was quite old, with an outdated design. Only reusable slippers were provided instead of disposable ones. The bed was too bouncy, and we could feel the springs inside. The pillows were also too thin and uncomfortable. Breakfast had a very limited selection, though the taste was acceptable. The hotel is nicely located right in front of the ocean, with a spacious open area across the road where locals set up camps and jog along the seaside. We also saw some locals playing basketball at the large court nearby. A special mention to the staff who helped us order fried chicken delivery — he kindly recommended popular local choices, and we really appreciated his help. If the hotel improves the room quality and comfort, it would be a perfect place to stay.

The hotel room was very spacious. Looking at the floor plan, it seemed to be a room type where there's only one per floor. I arrived at the hotel a little after 4 PM, and only rooms on the second floor were available. My request to change floors was unsuccessful, so I just let it go. Each room only comes with one key card, and it wasn't possible to get an additional one. The power outlets in the room were too loose; nothing would charge when plugged in. Luckily, I had a universal adapter and managed to charge my devices using the power strip next to the TV. The blinds in the room were far too sheer; I was woken up by the light around 6 AM. Also, the motion-sensor light by the door turned on about seven or eight times in the middle of the night. Overall, besides the large room and nice view, there were quite a few drawbacks. On the bright side, the hotel's sea view was beautiful, and the coffee shop next door was excellent.

The environment and the pictures are exactly the same, and the facilities aren't old. The indoor pool is a bit of a walk from our building. The free airport shuttle is spacious and comfortable, and it departs on time. The check-out policy isn't very user-friendly. We told the front desk in advance that we wanted a 2 PM check-out so our child could nap, but they started calling us at 1 PM, and by 1:30 PM, a staff member came to our door to urge us to leave. The nap was completely disturbed, and my child didn't get to sleep. The children's section of the buffet only offered chocolate ice cream and desserts. Our child, who is under two, could only eat some seaweed rice balls and red bean buns. If you go late, the red bean buns are sometimes gone for the day. For the adults' food, we could only eat some rice noodles, braised beef with carrots, and boiled eggs. Most of the other dishes had a strong pepper and garlic flavor, and our child complained they were spicy and wouldn't eat them. We really didn't see many vegetables. Occasionally there were some mushrooms, but they were either sweet or spicy. It's not very convenient for young children to eat there. There are also limited restaurant options nearby. The grilled pork was too thick and not tender enough to eat. The pool was fun, and the children's area was large and great to play in. The balcony door in our room kept the noise out at night. We stayed on the 7th floor. We didn't even go to the beach because it was too far to walk with a child. We took a taxi to a different bathhouse.

The hotel boasts an excellent location, right next to a popular fried chicken spot where there's usually no wait! It also features a convenience store where you can pick out and cook your own instant noodles, offering a unique chance to experience the local instant noodle culture. Three hotels are interconnected, with an outlet mall downstairs offering a wide range of outdoor leisure and golf apparel brands – a definite plus for golf enthusiasts. Below ground, there's a casino, and outside, you'll find two theme parks: a water park and a Larva-themed amusement park. A heads-up for the water park: bring your own towels and water shoes, otherwise you'll have to buy them there. They don't accept Alipay or WeChat, so make sure to bring a credit card. Even life vests are only available for rent. It feels like money is being spent at every turn – quite the commercialized setup! However, seeing the kids happy made it all worthwhile!

This hotel is super convenient, with a great location right across from the duty-free shop. Just one street over, there's a popular sandwich shop with delicious food, and two streets away, you'll find the保健路 (Baojianlu) food street and sports goods street, where the black pork BBQ is amazing. There's also an Asian pharmacy downstairs, making shopping easy. There are 2-3 Olive Young stores nearby, and a BHC fried chicken place about a 15-minute walk away. I'm very satisfied! The front desk staff all speak Chinese. You can take a free shuttle bus from the airport and store your luggage until the afternoon. There's a GS25 convenience store in the lobby, and another supermarket across the street with even more variety. Paying the deposit with 300,000 KRW in cash is more convenient than using a credit card, as it's returned upon check-out. I recommend booking a local day tour; a mini-bus will pick you up at the hotel. The itinerary to Udo Island was great. Room prices were a bit high in August, but usually, a round-trip flight and room would probably be a few hundred [currency]. Lastly, Jeju Island in August was incredibly hot, and the air conditioning in Korean cars idling was really not effective enough.

The service was great. The lobby was clean, well-maintained, and quite spacious. We booked a family twin room with two beds, one large and one small, which was perfect for three people. Disposable toothbrushes, toothpaste, and cups were provided, making it feel very hygienic. The room also had a refrigerator and a safe. The hotel is conveniently located diagonally opposite Baojian Road and is very close to the duty-free store. The only slight drawback was that the soundproofing in the street-facing rooms was just average.

Brilliant hotel, can’t fault it at all. Loads of shop and places to eat in the mall. We got free tickets to the theme park and water park, while both were not massive the kids had a great time. Worth noting that even though the tickets were free you will send up spending money 🤣🤣 for the theme pack you are only aloud on 3 rides unless you upgrade. The water park you have to pay for everything. You have to rent life jackets regardless of age if you go to the wave pool. Even my self, 43 male extremely competent swimmer had to rent one. All seats are paid for as well. Anyway though we love it’s there and the hotel roof pool was brilliant. We actually tried to book an extra night but they were fully booked. Breakfast was amazing with so much choice however even though we booked as a family of 4 the children do not get breakfast so that cost around £25 a day. Loverly food though

The hotel room has a modern feel. The projector TV is a great touch, allowing for seamless screen mirroring, and it's incredibly smooth. The large floor-to-ceiling windows were amazing. Waking up in the morning and pressing the button to open the electric curtains, I was immediately captivated by the lush green views outside. The room also features a spa tub, and they thoughtfully provided a bubble bath bomb, perfect for a relaxing soak to unwind after a long day. The toiletries are from Bvlgari, leaving my hair smelling lovely and feeling incredibly smooth after washing. The hotel's landscaping, filled with lush greenery, surpasses even some parks in beauty, with delightful surprises around every corner. I was particularly captivated by the purple hydrangeas nestled in the green bushes – absolutely stunning! It truly shows the Koreans' admirable pursuit of aesthetic perfection. I took countless photos, yet felt I couldn't capture enough of its splendor. The hotel's scenery is truly beyond words. Now for a few suggestions: Check-in: We arrived at 1 PM, but check-in officially begins at 3 PM. While no one was in line when we first got there, I was confused why others seemed to be processed ahead of me when check-in actually started, and the staff couldn't provide a clear reason. This was a bit frustrating. I suggest the front desk consider processing check-ins on a first-come, first-served basis as rooms become available, perhaps starting from 2 PM, as a concentrated check-in rush at 3 PM is inefficient and can easily annoy guests. Restaurant: We dined at the restaurant around 8 PM on our check-in day. To my disappointment, there were only a few slices of salmon left. When I asked if more would be brought out, I was told there wouldn't be any. Given that dinner is advertised until 9:30 PM, it's puzzling why items aren't replenished until closing. We were left with only lobster, abalone, and steak. Frankly, at over 700 RMB per person (after discount), the Japanese offerings didn't quite live up to the quality one would expect from island seafood, which was a bit regrettable. I'd suggest expanding the variety of Japanese dishes. The Korean options were unremarkable, and the Chinese selection seemed to attract few diners. However, the mini desserts and Haagen-Dazs ice cream were truly excellent 👍. Breakfast, at over 200 RMB per person after discount, also lacked authentic Korean dishes. I'd recommend the hotel's dining services consider adding a wider range of restaurants with varying price points, offering more diverse options like dedicated Korean, Japanese, or Western dining for guests to choose from. I heard the package was supposed to include an Olive Young voucher, but it wasn't offered to me, and I didn't actively seek it out or ask. Despite these minor points, overall, the hotel is still highly recommended. It offers a rare sense of tranquility, and its beautiful environment leaves a lasting impression. I look forward to visiting again with friends.