Hotels With Pools in Jeju Province, South Korea

Bolton Hotel Jeju has an excellent location, right across from Shilla Duty Free and just a 3-5 minute walk to Baojian Road Pedestrian Street. A Didi (ride-sharing app) from the airport cost about 42 yuan and took less than ten minutes. There are also plenty of restaurants and shops nearby! If you turn right out of the hotel entrance and walk for about a minute, you'll find a great pig's trotters restaurant (Geumsang). Regarding the hotel facilities, the hotel is relatively new, has no strange odors, though the soundproofing could be a bit better. They provide shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, and towels. However, toothbrushes, toothpaste, facial cleanser, and razors are not provided. Disposable slippers are available, but there are no slippers in the shower room. The air conditioning was a bit noisy. There's only one USB port, located on one side of the bed; it would be better if both sides had one! Other outlets require an adapter (the front desk might provide them, but I didn't ask since I used the USB port). The front desk has Chinese-speaking staff who are very friendly! Breakfast is quite good, with a decent variety of both Korean and Western options!

Great location and price! A lot of cafes and restaurants nearby Takes 50 min to get from Jeju Int Airport Pool is awesome!!! Views are great, especially at night!

The room was quite clean and even had a smart toilet. The location is excellent, making it convenient to get around. The GS25 supermarket diagonally opposite has a good selection of items, while the Lawson downstairs is a bit small. A taxi from the airport to the hotel cost about 5400 Korean Won. Two adults and two children specifically came to Jeju Island to stock up on the latest Mung Cos.

The hotel room was alright, facing the sea. We didn't experience the discrimination against Chinese guests that some other reviews mentioned, but maybe we just got lucky. However, the front desk staff was indeed terrible. On the first day, the short girl who checked us in spoke broken Korean-accented English that I genuinely couldn't understand. She then audibly sighed with impatience, which was quite off-putting. Her tone remained bad for the rest of our conversation, and honestly, she was quite rude. Then, a guy with a spiky haircut was also unhelpful. When we ran out of water in our room, I went to the front desk to ask for two bottles and even used a translator to politely convey my request in Korean. The 'bro' just scoffed at me – what was that all about? I didn't do anything to upset them, and I was always polite. Anyone watching would think *I* was the service staff and *they* were the guests. Seriously, this place seems to have a barrier for Chinese speakers unless your English or Korean is excellent; otherwise, it's bound to ruin your mood.

This hotel's location is excellent, just a few minutes' walk from supermarkets, shopping areas, the famous Black Pork Street, and many seafood restaurants. The rooms are spacious, and the water pressure is great, but there are no toothbrushes, toothpaste, or disposable slippers provided. The front desk staff's English proficiency is average; for more in-depth questions, we had to use a translation app to communicate effectively. However, everything else was fantastic!

Ramen, bananas, and mandarins in the pantry for you to enjoy – what more could you ask for? YES! Crazy view from the room, a cozy bathtub, and beautiful sunrises. This hotel has been nothing short of amazing. I really enjoyed my stay here!

During the October National Holiday, which coincided with a Korean holiday, the hotel was fully booked. We were assigned a room on the outermost side, meaning everyone walked past our door. The soundproofing was practically nonexistent, and I barely slept a wink the whole night. We only managed to switch rooms on the second day. The hotel's breakfast buffet required waiting, as their capacity to handle guests was poor; we waited for about 30 minutes. The service was lacking, making for a less than ideal experience. If you're traveling with children for the theme park, I'd recommend choosing Shinhwa Resort because it includes free tickets to both parks. Also, the food throughout the entire resort area is quite mediocre. I'd advise against visiting Hanrawon; the service, taste, and value for money were all disappointing.

Grand Hyatt is considered an older, established hotel in Jeju, reportedly built by Greenland, and it's the only high-rise building near Jeju Airport, with 38 floors. We visited Jeju in winter during the off-season and encountered a snowstorm. Thankfully, we were at the Grand Hyatt, where the whole family could stay indoors, eating and drinking, avoiding the cold wind outside. We tried various restaurants within the hotel, but our favorite was Changwon BBQ on the third floor. It pretty much covers all the Jeju delicacies you can imagine, and the taste was excellent. There's a 7-Eleven on the 4th floor downstairs, which made breakfast convenient. Regarding amenities, disposable toothbrushes are charged for in all Korean hotels, but the price is reasonable. Disposable slippers, however, are free. Our original booking was for a standard king room, and there were no two adjoining rooms available. The front desk asked if we'd like to upgrade to city view rooms that could be together, which was an additional cost of less than 200 per day, and we found that acceptable. Later, my elderly parents requested two duvets, but we were told there weren't any extra. However, because we had a child with us, they provided an extra bed for free, which also came with an additional duvet, perfectly solving the problem. The hotel's location is actually very good, but Jeju's duty-free shops and malls are outside, requiring a walk. We later discovered there are free shuttle buses, but we didn't time it right and didn't use them. The pleasant surprise was that on the day we left, the sun came out, and our room had a perfect view of the sunrise. From this location, with mountains on the right and the sea on the left, you could not only see the airport but also the sunrise – absolutely stunning.

This hotel is really close to Jeju Airport, perfect for a late-night flight to get some rest. When I arrived, I found the hotel to be very clean, and it's even a layover hotel for various airline crews at Jeju Airport. I didn't find it to be any worse than the Maison Glad I stayed at later. The service attitude was also decent.

Disadvantages: It takes around 10-20 mins walk uphill to a bus station, which is a bit tiring on hot days. There are some restaurants and cafes nearby, but many of them are closed, so the choice is very limited. Advantages: Otherwise, we enjoyed our stay in the hotel a lot. We stayed in the main building, and were lucky to be on the first floor with a direct entrance to the pool. There is one indoors pool and two outdoors as well as a hot tub. The breakfast choice is not very wide, but it perfectly matched our taste and we loved it. The staff is nice and helpful. We would like to return to this hotel next time.