5-Star Hotels in Seogwipo

A great hotel for a vacation! The room was spacious, and the balcony offered a nice view. The hot spring water truly had mineral deposits, leaving my skin smooth and comfortable after a soak. The front desk staff were polite and enthusiastic, and there was even a Chinese-speaking butler who showed us to our room and explained the facilities in detail. Due to the underfloor heating and air conditioning, the room was quite dry in winter, but the front desk promptly responded when we requested a humidifier and bottled water. The breakfast was plentiful and delicious, and the restaurant's view was breathtaking. The nearby Podo Museum is worth a visit. It was also easy to get a taxi to Seogwipo; an Uber arrived in about 5 minutes. If I come to Jeju Island again, I would definitely consider staying here, and I'm grateful to all the hotel staff for the excellent experience.

A gorgeous hotel! A car is a must! The rooms are very clean and cozy. Robes, comfortable slippers, all toiletries, and even a washcloth are provided! The rooms are cleaned thoroughly, not superficially! They bring you as much water as you need. The complimentary wine and snacks were a pleasant surprise! The breakfasts are excellent! We highly recommend this hotel. The only thing that was a little disappointing was that the sun loungers by the pool require a fee; you can only use the benches for free, which is extremely inconvenient. The staff is very friendly! The room has a capsule coffee machine and a steamer.

This is my favorite hotel in Jeju. It's a spacious studio room with an ocean view, albeit a distant one. The facilities are clean and tidy, and the staff are friendly. They offer a complimentary drink and snack service at Gran J once a day during your stay. I'm always very satisfied when I stay here.

The overall service was good, and the rooms were marked with nationality, so Chinese-speaking assistance was available by phone. We could also request a child toilet seat. However, the overall facilities for families were a bit lacking compared to domestic parent-child hotels. There were no complimentary toothbrushes or toothpaste, so we had to bring our own or buy them from a vending machine. Only two bottles of mineral water were provided per day, and anything extra had to be purchased. Seogwipo City felt better for exploring than Jeju City, and both were about the same distance. Hyeopjae Beach is highly recommended. There was a sashimi place in the complex that was delicious, but Mom's fried chicken was just okay. For BHC fried chicken, the front desk could help order delivery, and it was a 15-minute walk away.

We were a group of 5 adults and a baby. We checked in late, which was a bit of a shame, but we loved that there were 3 rooms, 2 bathrooms, and a kitchen for cooking. It was very comfortable, and everything was conveniently located nearby, so we also enjoyed the swimming pool. We had a great time! Very satisfied. The water pressure was good, and the living room was cozy and comfortable. Being able to use Shinhwa World Theme Park made it a perfect spot for families with babies ❤️

Reading the reviews, I honestly didn't have high expectations, but my stay truly exceeded them. First off, in the afternoon, my family of three enjoyed a relaxing swim in our private pool. In the evening, the lawn in front of the lobby looked beautiful under the sunset. Later, we sat on beanbag chairs, chatting with the sea breeze and drinks – it wasn't hot at all, just peaceful with background music. It was super relaxing and comfortable. In the morning, you could even watch the sunrise. Honestly, the cool evening breeze in summer is the best island vacation mode. Compared to my trip to Sanya during Chinese New Year, staying at the St. Regis and EDITION, there were too many people posing for photos, which wasn't relaxing at all. So, I was happy with both hotels I chose in Jeju this time: the Grand Hyatt in the city center and this one by the sea. However, to be fair, you don't spend a lot of time on Udo Island, so staying in the city is sufficient. If I go to Jeju Island again, I'd probably choose a hotel by Hyeopjae Beach directly. But those hotels don't look as 'Instagrammable' as this one, which is a dilemma. If I had to pick a con, the only one would be that the drinks at the on-site coffee shop weren't very good.

Originally planned for one night, but ended up extending my stay. The hotel has excellent facilities, including a gym, a pool, and free laundry service. The breakfast spread is generous, and you can even pick out some items you like – I really appreciated that. The surrounding area is lovely and peaceful; you can walk to Olle Trail Route 7 and the Orange Cafe, both facing the sea. The oppa at the front desk even speaks Chinese, and I heard he used to teach in Zhejiang. His service was fantastic! 👍 The location is also convenient, with a CU store nearby that accepts Alipay and WeChat.

Make sure to book a room facing the pool for fireworks and sunset views. The water park is decent, but my child is a bit timid, so we didn't try any of the thrilling rides. This was my first time experiencing a pool party, and it definitely enhanced the atmosphere. Breakfast was good. Aside from the room being a bit small, there are no major issues. It's suitable for a 2-3 day stay; one day feels too short. Downstairs, there's a commercial street with various dining options. The 'Dashi Dai' food court has decent zhajiangmian, but it closes early, so go sooner rather than later. There's also a barbecue place that's quite good, located diagonally across from the theme park. The theme park really reminds me of Shijingshan Amusement Park; it's just fine for a casual visit.

The hotel is located halfway up the mountain, offering fresh air and a decent swimming pool. You can explore the immediate vicinity around the hotel, and the guest rooms are spacious. The hotel provides a free shuttle bus, but the timings and routes weren't convenient for me. I ended up taking taxis to get around, luckily Uber was available. There's only one restaurant, and I tried both breakfast and dinner, neither of which I'd recommend. The view from my room wasn't great; the hotel's main entrance on the left blocked a significant portion of the view, which felt a bit depressing during my week-long stay. Overall, the experience was alright.

Extend Time Fee is incredible high，extend 3hr charge for ＞💲125，why no just rob the bank. Add 💲75 can sure book another day. It‘s very unreasonable. （Normally a day contains 12-15hr booking time，then 3 hr ＞50%，havent concen of extending time no breakfast）Actually in many city， extend room＜ 4hr will surely below the average hr fee since it's not at night. And English should be used more frequently among administration people. Will not book this hotel again. Some of the reception is really not that nice，arrogant.