Jeju Island only has the Grand Hyatt and others

✅ The top hotels on Jeju Island are the Grand Hyatt, Shinhwa, Amber, and Parnas. The Grand Hyatt has almost no flaws, except for the fact that it has too many rooms (a total of 1,600). ✅ It is located in the landmark Twin Towers in the bustling central area, and the building is very recognizable. At night, it is a colorful work of art. As long as you are in Jeju City, you can see the Grand Hyatt when you look up. It is tall and shiny. It is within walking distance of Jeju's two duty-free shops, Lotte and Shilla, and Lotte has a Loopy counter. ✅ The Grand Hyatt Jeju is very new. In terms of area, it is not only the top hotel on Jeju Island, but also the top Grand Hyatt in the Asia-Pacific region. You can enjoy city views, sea views, and views of Hallasan Mountain. The advantage of being big is that it has complete facilities. In Jeju Dream Tower, you can enjoy entertainment, shopping, and food. There are even three check-in counters, a shopping mall, 14 restaurants and bars, 2 spas, a kids' club, and a Korean sauna. It is simply a giant. In addition, the Grand Hyatt is very Chinese-friendly. There are Chinese signs everywhere, and there are always Chinese-speaking staff at the front desk. ✅ The suite is really big, with 270-degree floor-to-ceiling windows with sea views, and welcome chocolates are provided. But you must bring your own toothbrush and toothpaste. ✅ The hotel has a large terrace of 4,290 square meters on the eighth floor. The heated infinity pool on the terrace is a major feature of the Grand Hyatt Jeju, and you can enjoy the city view of Jeju. In the evening, there is a great view of the sunset here. It is really romantic to soak in the pool and watch the sunset. The hotel has a Korean sauna, which is very interesting. There are many sauna cabins, each with a different theme. Koreans have really made saunas fun. For families with children, the hotel has a kids' club, but most of the activities are electric. ✅ The Chinese restaurant is very similar to Chang'an No. 1 at the Grand Hyatt Beijing and Beijing Kitchen at the Grand Hyatt Macau. You can order food without pressure, as there is a Chinese menu. The restaurant specializes in Peking duck, which is roasted in a fire oven. Next to the Chinese restaurant is a Jeju hot pot restaurant, which serves seafood hot pot. Staying at this Grand Hyatt doesn't feel like going abroad at all. The restaurant signs are in English and Chinese, but not Korean. The seafood hot pot mainly depends on the ingredients. Korean meat is cheaper than seafood, and seafood is cheaper than vegetables. For local specialties, there is a Korean barbecue restaurant, which is authentic Korean barbecue. The service is also thoughtful, and you don't need to grill it yourself. You just need to eat it. Another Korean restaurant is called Pocha, which specializes in Korean cuisine other than barbecue. There is a breakfast set, and the abalone rice and beef bone soup are both good. The lounge on the 38th floor is suitable for visiting at night. It is nice to have a drink and enjoy the city night view.