Beach Hotels in Jeju Province, South Korea

## Pros: The location is superb, directly across from the beach and a bustling fish market. The ocean view rooms offer unparalleled views. Public transportation is also very convenient, with bus routes 101 and 201 making it easy to reach any destination. While there are many dining options nearby, not many are particularly good. However, Haenyeo Bibimbap was the standout among the popular (or 'internet-famous') eateries. ## Cons: The room size and facilities are average and feel a bit dated. For a hotel claiming four stars, it's nowhere near the standard of a domestic 'Quanji' (All Seasons) hotel. They are very strict about the number of guests allowed. We booked an ocean view room with a double and single bed for two adults and one child. Since this exceeded their two-person occupancy limit, we had to pay an extra 10,000 (presumably KRW) per night for the child. Other policies are quite standard for hotels overseas: check-in is strictly at 3 PM and check-out at 11 AM. Late check-out incurs hourly charges, and staying past 2 PM will result in being charged for an entire additional night. Furthermore, they don't provide any disposable amenities, such as slippers, toothbrushes, toothpaste, or body lotion. And no umbrellas are available for guests to borrow.

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.

The sea-view room offered an incredible view. There's a trendy restaurant right downstairs, and numerous other eateries nearby, making dining extremely convenient. The public beach and Oliver Young are also within easy walking distance. The photo, taken from the room's balcony in the morning, is simply beautiful. My only minor quibble is that the room tends to be a bit humid, but this is understandable for a sea-view room.

I recently had a wonderfully relaxing stay at Lotte Hotel, and I can't recommend it enough! The highlight of our visit was definitely the heated pool and jacuzzi, which provided the perfect oasis for unwinding. Enjoying live music in the evening while relaxing in the warm pool and jacuzzi was an unforgettable experience. The hotel’s location is another major plus. It's conveniently situated next to two charming shopping and restaurant areas. We loved having options like Starbucks and Olive Young just a short walk away. For food, we indulged in the famous local pork BBQ at a nearby restaurant, which was a real treat. Additionally, there are two convenient stores within a 5-10 minute walking distance, making it easy to grab essentials. Overall, Lotte Hotel offered a perfect blend of relaxation and convenience

The location is convenient, and the room was clean and tidy, directly facing the sea. It features both a shower and a bathtub, but be cautious as the tub can be a bit slippery. The staff's foreign language proficiency seemed generally poor. We even encountered front desk personnel who struggled with both English and Chinese. As a result, we couldn't confirm our breakfast reservation for the following day, and the child policy regarding charges was not clearly communicated. When we went to breakfast, the hostess at the restaurant entrance and the front desk manager were quite rude. Communication was still a struggle, and they simply stated that our booking wasn't registered, repeatedly emphasizing the price. This level of service was utterly unprofessional. However, other service staff we encountered were polite and helpful, which made our interactions pleasant.

The room was very clean and in a good location. I didn't stay in a room with an ocean view this time, but the room opposite should be facing the ocean. The hotel is right on the beach and there is a good cafe next to it for breakfast. Many people are running in the morning. It only takes ten minutes to walk to Dongmen Market. It is also very close to Pork Street. There is a parking lot in the basement and a gym on the first floor. The swimming pool is not suitable for use until 3 pm.

The best part of this hotel is the amazing beach view — you can see the ocean right from the room, and it's beautiful any time of day. It’s a great place to relax and enjoy the scenery. The staff were very nice and helpful, always ready to assist with anything we needed, which made the stay more pleasant. The hotel itself is a bit old and could use some updates, but it was still comfortable overall. If you're mainly looking for a great view and friendly service, this place is a good choice.

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!

Nice little hotel, clean, comfortable and quiet with stable and fast wifi. While the parking lots are cramped, the Kia Ray we rented had no problems maneuvering. Paris Baguette is just 2 streets away. Walking distance to Jeongbang waterfalls, Saesom Island Bridge, and Maeil Olle Market. Highly recommended as a southern base for a self-driving free and easy trip.

On holiday with friends, we booked a family room with two queen-sized beds. Facilities: The facilities were decent. Although it's a newly opened hotel, to be honest, it didn't quite live up to 4-star standards. The breakfast selection was only mediocre, comparable to what you'd expect from a 3-star hotel in China. However, the rooftop pool was excellent, and the kids absolutely loved it. Service: The front desk staff were very helpful, and some could speak Chinese. Location: The area is lively and bustling. There are convenience stores and pharmacies nearby, and the Shilla Duty-Free Shop is directly opposite, making shopping incredibly convenient. There are also plenty of dining options.