Hotels With Pools in Jeju Province, South Korea

Pros: Front desk staff were helpful and spoke good English. The hotel room was spacious enough for opening suitcases. Bathroom was nice, had countertop space. Lots of countertop space in the room as well. Fridge. Hangers and wardrobe space for coats. Ocean view was worth it, especially watching the sunrise on our balcony. Beds were comfortable. The breakfast was especially impressive and worth it - they even had a bibimbap station and jeju orange juice. Wish they had clearer labeling on what is vegetarian and vegan - but it is Korea. Quick taxi drive from the airport. Location was good for anyone looking to do bus tours in Jeju, as most of the pickup locations were nearby. Cons: Pillow was a bit flat. You can kinda see the person showering even if the blinds are drawn but you really have to be looking - just something to be mindful of.

Getting here from the city center involves taking bus 510 and then about a ten-minute walk. However, there's a bus stop right outside the hotel, making it very convenient for exploring attractions near Seogwipo. They offer luggage storage, even utilizing a disused restaurant space specifically for this. The sea view rooms are well-located; I'd recommend requesting a higher floor for the best views, as my room was on the fifth. The room itself was just average; it felt quite cramped with two suitcases opened, and the plush carpet looked a bit tired. The bathroom had a shower, which I actually liked as it's quite uncommon in Jeju. There's an infinity pool on the 7th floor, though it does incur an extra charge. While the front desk staff's English was passable, most communication was still in Korean. Overall, it felt like a domestic budget hotel with a sea view, which is understandable given the price point.

This was my first trip abroad, and safety was a big concern, so I looked at a lot of places. I finally settled on this one. At first, I thought the price was a bit high, but it really turned out to be great. First off, when checking in, I'd seen reviews saying the front desk service wasn't good. However, all three staff members I interacted with over these two days (two young women – one with excellent Chinese, one with a little Chinese – and one young man with average Chinese) had fantastic attitudes and provided great service. When we left, they even helped us call a taxi. Next, the room was very similar to the all-season hotels I stay in back home, with a minimalist wooden style and excellent cleanliness. Since we stayed two days, we requested cleaning on the second day, and when we returned in the afternoon, it was spotless. As for the location, this hotel is right on a major intersection, which is incredibly convenient. Five steps out of the hotel entrance, you can see UC diagonally to your right, and Shilla Duty Free diagonally to your left. About twenty steps to the left, across from Shilla, there's a bus stop. KFC is right next to the hotel entrance on the left. There are tons of snack shops nearby. There are also three ABC stores (one of which had super cheap shoes on discount, and two that didn't, the closest ones), and several Olive Young stores, both big and small. I'm getting sidetracked! Anyway, in short, the location, service, and room cleanliness were all excellent. If any of my friends are planning to visit, I'd definitely recommend they stay here, even if the price is a bit high. [All photos are screenshots, this front desk lady was super nice!]

The room feels a little small for 3 people with lugguages. But great location, 10mins walk to Jungmun Market and shopping district. Car Park lots are quite limited. As we stayed during winter, the pool was closed. But there's a gym and the staff are friendly!

Loved this hotel. Staff is very friendly and accommodating and really made the place. The rooms are pretty basic but comfortable and equipped with everything you need. The view is spectacular and it’s really peaceful. The pool area is lovely! It’s 10k per hour for late checkout and they have full sized towels which seems to be rare in Korea. The breakfast was simple but decent, even for me with a gluten intolerance. Although the location isn’t great, they do have their own little Convenience store setup in the lobby to grab some drinks and snacks. The walk into town is about 15/20 minutes but there’s not much going on around there.

Located near Hamdeok Beach, the off-season price was great. The hotel is tucked away in an alley and has a parking tower, but there aren't many flat parking spaces and they're hard to get. There's a free public parking lot not too far away. The front desk staff were very friendly and explained how to use the parking facilities. The breakfast was a highlight – clean, hygienic, and with a diverse selection. Even though there was only one person working in the restaurant during the off-season, she was always smiling, which brightened my mood! The room was large, but the design lacked a bit of privacy (perhaps suitable for couples). The toilet area with a clear glass partition was a bit awkward. There were no hangers provided in the room, and the power outlets were strangely placed and blocked by furniture. The sink was designed too low – I don't know who designed it, but they should be fired. Overall, staff/breakfast get 5 stars, location 4, and room amenities/design 3. It would still be a good choice if visiting in the summer.

We stayed in a double plus single bed room facing the airport/ocean. It was a lovely view. Check in and check were both pretty smooth. Room size is okay for small family. Bathroom comes air heated bidet which is appreciative during cold months. The bed were very comfortable and we have a very restful night. Location is seems to be surrounded by lots of restaurants catered to PRC tourists. Even walking on the street feels like we are in China. Shops like Innisfree and Olive Young are just steps away from the entrance. It makes a good airport hotel as the drive is only 15mins. Hotel also provides free airport shuttle stating from 7am.

My stay at Maison Glad Jeju was both comfortable and memorable, offering a great balance of convenience and quality. The hotel’s location is a huge advantage—situated in the heart of Jeju City, it made getting around, exploring local spots, and accessing the airport incredibly easy. The room was clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed with all the essentials for a relaxing stay. While not overly luxurious, it felt cozy and practical, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring the island. The bed was especially comfortable, ensuring a good night’s rest. Service throughout my stay was efficient and professional. The staff were friendly and always ready to assist, which added to the overall pleasant experience. I also enjoyed the dining options available at the hotel, with a good variety of food to suit different preferences. Overall, Maison Glad Jeju is a solid choice for travelers looking for comfort, convenience, and reliable service. I would definitely consider staying here again on my next visit to Jeju.

The hotel is on the outskirts of town and it is difficult to get a taxi during certain times of the day. The pool is closed after August eventhough this is not stated anywhere on their booking information. Eventhough there was two of us in a room, they only gave us one big towel, even when we would go and get one from reception, the cleaners would take it away the next day. I think this hotel is okay if you have a car but not what we had in mind really.