Jeju City Hotels with Kitchens

"Our dream vacation in Jeju with MJ Resort! The hotel is located right in front of the beach and offers plenty of comfortable spots to relax and enjoy the beautiful seaside views. Situated in the eastern part of the island, it is a very convenient base for visiting attractions such as Udo Island, Seongsan Ilchulbong, Seopjikoji, and Jeju City. The property perfectly captures the atmosphere of Jeju. From the hotel, you can see wind turbines and even watch the haenyeo women divers at work. Our room was spacious, clean, and had a beautiful ocean view. The breakfast offered a wide variety of both local and European dishes. Every morning, guests could enjoy fresh tangerine juice. The hotel also provides a free laundry room with washing machines and dryers, which is especially convenient for longer trips. I would also like to highlight the excellent quality of service. The hotel staff were incredibly attentive, friendly, and kind. They were always willing to help whenever we needed assistance. We absolutely recommend this hotel and would gladly stay here again!"

"Choosing Sono Belle Hotel for our family trip to Jeju was an excellent decision – it made traveling with kids a breeze! The hotel's location is superb, just a few minutes' walk from Hamdeok Beach. The gentle slopes and small waves make it super safe for kids to play in the sand and wade in the water, and it's easily accessible even with a stroller. Our ocean view room offered a fantastic vista, with a balcony directly facing the beautiful blue sea and sky. Waking up to the sunrise and enjoying the sea breeze in the evening made for incredible photos. The room itself was spacious and clean. The family room had ample space and came with a separate kitchen and a refrigerator, which was incredibly convenient for preparing baby food and warming milk. We even received a complimentary Korean meal kit upon check-in, which was easy to make and a lovely touch. The amenities are very family-friendly: free parking, stable WiFi, and a souvenir shop in the lobby. There are also plenty of restaurants and supermarkets nearby, making dining and shopping very convenient. Although there isn't a dedicated kids' club, the beach and surrounding walking paths offer plenty of opportunities for kids to burn off energy. Overall, it offers great value for money and is an ideal choice for a family vacation in Jeju."

"“The hotel is in a great location in Eowol, Jeju, with many cafes nearby and easy access to food and attractions. The room is spacious and comfortable overall, and the receptionist was very helpful throughout our stay. We booked for 5 people expecting an extra proper bed to be added, but it turned out to be only a thin cot placed on the floor, which was less comfortable than expected. Overall, good location and service, but the bedding arrangement could be improved for larger groups.”"

"The best thing about D-Sphere is the location. Seriously super convenient - its near to a bus stop and many convenience stores. There is also a Daiso and Olive Young nearby! The bed is super duper comfortable that I did not want to get out of bed!!! And as the hotel is new, the facilities are in great condition and I had a really amazing stay. Plus point for the aesthetics too ＜3 This is random but I love the pink hairdryer in the room, was so close to asking if I could buy it from them and bring it home HAHA I do have one constructive comment: It would be good if they could give full size towels instead of just hand towels."

"The location is a bit off, but by the sea. The scenery is beautiful, it is not recommended if there is no car. And the hotel is in the form of a resort, I think the hotel in peacetime is about the same. But the facts made me very disappointed. Similar to the one-bedroom and one-bedroom home structure, I can cook the rice by myself, but the sanitary conditions are generally the same. Breakfast is also very simple, the hotel does not provide free mineral water, you have to take the water to the lobby on the first floor to drink water. The other is that there are no slippers and toiletries. I think it’s more like a home hotel. Compared with the price, the price is not high."

"0. **Overall:** I'd rate this place an 8/10. It's priced similarly to the Grand Hyatt but is in a completely different league [chuckle]. Most of the guests here are Korean, including many locals, making it a very authentic resort hotel [thumbs up]. 1. **Service:** From check-in, the front desk staff are all handsome guys and beautiful ladies. Their English is decent, and some also offer Chinese service. There's even a concierge service [you can add them on WeChat for instant Chinese communication] [blushing]. The staff genuinely put in effort to help you, and even if they can't always solve an issue, they're good at emotional support [adorable]. 2. **Transportation:** The location is a bit out of the way (mainly because most guests are Korean and drive), so I highly recommend binding your Uber account in advance if you plan to stay here. Also, the nearest convenience store requires a drive, so make sure to stock up on water, drinks, and snacks before you arrive [smiling face]. I foolishly tried to Uber from the hotel to the CU convenience store and back. When I saw the estimated fare was over 8,000 Korean Won, I silently closed Uber again [facepalm]. 3. **Pool:** The rooftop boasts an Instagram-famous infinity pool. The best time for photos is around 7 PM when the sun sets [selfie]. However, the water was quite dirty; after swimming, I noticed many indescribable things. I'd suggest just taking photos and checking it off your list [stoned]. The sauna is a bit small but usable. Both the pool and sauna/showers close at 8 PM, and they usually start aggressively ushering people out by 7:45 PM [crying with laughter]. 4. **Dining:** There are no duds in the restaurant; you can order and pick anything blindly! The breakfast was quite satisfying. While it can't compare to Atlantis, it's only slightly inferior to the Shangri-La's offerings [peeking eyes]. I highly recommend The Stone restaurant on the 3rd floor. I took a bunch of photos but couldn't find it listed on review sites. Their set menu is actually a great deal, but you need to book it a day in advance. If you don't get a set menu, N people will be more than satisfied with N+1 dishes; the portions are quite generous [thumbs up]. 5. **Accommodation:** Overall, I was happy with the room, but it was incredibly hot on the first night. The AC was on all night, and it was still hot [black question mark]. I pulled back the curtains and felt the glass – it was scorching [facepalm]! I don't know why this building absorbs so much heat but dissipates it so poorly, probably great for winter guests [frustrated]. Also, the large floor-to-ceiling window facing east doesn't have thick curtains, so you'll automatically wake up with the sun in the morning [facepalm]. The room is very spacious, and the shower and bath were excellent. It takes about an hour to fill the bathtub [sleeping face]. My personal tip is to fill it with hot water for 45 minutes, then add cold water for about 10 minutes, and it'll be perfect for a soak [sidelong glance]."