Romantic Hotels in Jeju City

"Good! My sister and I stayed here, and it was perfectly spacious for two – we even had an extra bed, lol. The hotel is literally right on the beach; you just step out and there's the ocean! It's about an 8-minute walk to the main street, and there are lots of restaurants and convenience stores around the hotel. The front desk staff were super nice too, and they spoke Chinese! I had a really great time this trip!"

"This hotel is perfect for a relaxing stay. The front desk staff speak English, and there are many restaurants nearby, making dining very convenient. My kids and I loved the food, especially a black pork restaurant that even had Chinese-speaking staff, which was fantastic! Our room had an ocean view, which was lovely. It would be even better if the pool on top of the family rooms could be reopened and utilized again."

"The hotel is very close to Jeju Airport, and the Shilla Duty Free Shop is just a 15-minute walk away. The room was spacious with a separate wet and dry area, and the cleaning staff did an excellent job daily. The soundproofing was great, ensuring a good night's sleep. The breakfast spread was extensive, and the handmade yogurt was particularly delicious. A big thank you to the restaurant staff as well; I accidentally left my room key in the restaurant, and they returned it to the front desk, saving my trip from a potential mishap. Also, the ocean views in Jeju are absolutely stunning – you should plan your trip soon!"

"After spending twelve days in Jeju and staying at seven or eight different hotels, this was by far the worst value for money. Here are a few issues: 1. The room size was falsely advertised; it claimed 49sqm but was actually only 30sqm. 2. The cleanliness was subpar. There was dust everywhere on visible surfaces. My young child walked barefoot for just a few steps and their feet were completely filthy. 3. Upon arrival, the sink was already clogged, and water was leaking from the pipe underneath, making a mess on the floor. Since it was self-check-in, there was no housekeeping service at all, making it feel more like a hostel. 4. The light switches were inconveniently located by the entrance, far from the bed. I've never seen such an inconvenient design. 5. Maintenance was clearly lacking; there were signs of water leaks, bubbling paint, and rust marks on the walls everywhere. After ten nights in Jeju, this was the worst experience and the worst value for money I had. It was even worse than a B&B I stayed in for 289 (currency not specified). On the plus side: Perhaps its only advantage is its location, right next to Hyeopjae Beach, with plenty of commercial facilities nearby. The large floor-to-ceiling window offered a nice ocean view. Surprisingly, it even had a smart toilet, and the hotel hallway environment was quite good. Check-in was entirely self-service using a machine."