Hotels near Bengdwigul Cave, Jeju City

The room was clean, the sea view was great, there were no strange odors, and I didn't notice any issues with soundproofing. I'm not sure where the negative online reviews came from; personally, I found everything to be good, and the location was very convenient too.

We booked 5 rooms at once. The rooftop is absolutely the pinnacle of homestays; in the distance, the main peak is a dark green, and when it's shrouded in clouds and mist, it looks like it's wearing a soft, fluffy hat. Evening is the best time for viewing: the sunset paints the sky honey-orange, with layers of light spilling onto the mountain ridges, even the leaves turn a translucent gold. At night, you look up to a sky full of stars. It's so refreshing to breathe the fresh air and clear your mind here! The room facilities are complete, and there's even a mountain spring water bar and a mini-fridge. The bedding in the rooms is comfortable and clean, very cozy. All the staff are enthusiastic, making it a perfect place to relax!

Amazing place to stay! Room is clean, neat & presentable. The toilet & shower place is separated which is good for morning usage. The bathtub is clean & Easy to use too. The beach view not as good as what I was expecting but overall still not bad. Will consider staying here in the future! Please not that the counter is shared with Jeju beach hotel.

Not bad at all, it's a great place for a vacation ⛱️. It's mostly Koreans, and there were also some corporate team-building events. It's very natural and the rooms are huge, with direct access to an ecological park with a small train. The highlight has to be the swimming pool – it's heated! There are multiple pools of different sizes, so it's perfect even for young children. There's also an indoor pool and a sauna. We made sure to go for a swim every day. The front desk staff were great too; they were able to accommodate most requests. A minor hiccup was that someone accidentally took my slippers, but after I reported it, they actually managed to get them back the next day! The only downside might be its remote location. It's quite a distance to get anywhere, and a taxi to the city center costs around 160. It's hard to hail a taxi yourself, but the front desk can help you call one. They don't use the meter, so it's a little bit more expensive, but they usually get a car for you in about 5 minutes.

Great location, easy to get a taxi! The room was decent. It was a mountain view room, but I could still catch a glimpse of the sea, which was a nice bonus. The staff's attitude was so-so. There was one older gentleman who spoke a little Chinese, but he tended to use imperative sentences, which sometimes came across as a bit bossy and not very polite. However, considering he's a foreigner speaking Chinese, I didn't let it bother me too much. The hotel provides complimentary water, but it's often overlooked because it's stored in the fridge door (we almost missed it!). Remember to stay hydrated, everyone! Don't be like me and lug back a 2-liter bottle only to not finish it...

This was a trip I booked on a whim with my husband and unborn child, and the staff were all very friendly, including the facilities, breakfast, check-in, and even recommendations for travel destinations. The landscaping was beautiful, and the mini-pool was kept clean and well-maintained, so we enjoyed it.

It was located near Geomunoreum, so it was easy to go according to the tour time. It would be nice to stay again if I have a chance next time.

It was right next to the beach. The staff were all helpful. The interior design was a little outdated, but it was still clean and the rooms/building was in good condition. I loved their mini sink they have in the rooms for washing dishes or washing fruits. There's a Kiosk in the lobby so you can conveniently check in and out without a staff present. For the price, I am happy with my stay. It's like 3 mins walk from the bus stop and there's a direct bus to the airport.

We stayed here for 6 nights and had a very comfortable and pleasant experience—it truly felt like a home away from home. Housekeeping is done daily, which was a big plus. They replenished one 2-litre water bottles, provided four small towels, and emptied the trash every day, keeping the room consistently clean and tidy. The room comes with a small kitchenette that is well equipped with cutlery, drinking glasses, shot glasses, a kettle, microwave, and a full-size household refrigerator with both freezer and fridge compartments. There is also an electric stove, though the only downside is that no pots or pans are provided, so cooking is limited. One of the highlights is the large, human-sized window that can be opened to let in fresh air, along with an amazing scenic view outside. The bathroom is clean and modern, designed in soothing neutral tones. They provide good-quality shampoo, conditioner, and body wash, and the high-pressure shower is excellent—perfect for a refreshing bath after a long day. The TV includes Netflix access without needing to log in to your own account, which is very convenient. The owner is extremely kind and friendly. Since we had a longer stay, she kindly allowed us to use the washing machine, provided clothes hangers, and arranged a place for us to air-dry our laundry, which was very thoughtful. The location is excellent—directly opposite the property is a 24-hour 7-Eleven. In the early morning, there’s also a café at the lobby selling coffee and baked goods, which is especially helpful as many eateries in Jeju only open around 10:30 am. One thing to note: check-in should be done early, as the staff do not work overnight. After 7:30 pm, there will be no one available to hand over keys. Overall, this is a very welcoming place, and we truly appreciated the comfort, convenience, and warm hospitality. We would definitely return and stay here again.

The location really doesn’t want to go to the place for the second time. It takes a long time to get off the bus, about ten minutes away. The hotel is right next to the highway. Fortunately, there are traffic lights when crossing the road. I feel that there are not many people living at the front desk. An uncle, who knows a little English, has a good attitude, is very kind, the room is big, and the facilities are average