Jeju Resorts

Staying at the Maple Hotel again, the quality is still perfect. It's within walking distance to Shilla and Lotte Duty-Free shops. This time, room 302 offered a view of the Grand Hyatt across the street from the window. Emart, Burger King, and McDonald's are all nearby. The fridge had two bottles of water, and the bathroom was super spacious and clean. It's the only hotel I've stayed at in Jeju that provides toiletries. The front desk staff were exceptionally responsible and enthusiastic, and they could communicate in Chinese. Thanks again to the staff for their care; I'll definitely be back if I have the chance.

We really enjoyed our 3 nights stay at Ocean Suites Jeju Hotel . Smooth chekin , the receptionist do speak English (basic) . The room is spacious , comfy beds, great showers, toilet with bidet. Our room was ocean view , we can see the beautiful coastline . Great location near. Shopping areas within walking distance, There is one convenient stores at the ground floor and a supermarket is also within walking distance .

great location, just 10minutes by cab from the airport. also a short walk to the main street within the city which is filled with food and shopping options including olive young. the room is spacious and clean (no carpet) and the arcade machine is a fun touch. there is free parking, but this is done via an elevator so it might take a while to get to the car. booked a windowless room, but it actually comes with one just that the window panes are fully tinted (no view). will definitely rebook.

I bought a last-minute ticket to Jeju Island and chose this hotel mainly because it's right above Lotte Duty Free, close to the airport, and has convenient bus access nearby. Plus, there are plenty of dining options in the area. The two ladies who helped me check in and check out both spoke excellent English. Even the gentleman downstairs at the lobby entrance, who handles the free shuttle and luggage storage, spoke decent English, so communication was a breeze. Room cleaning was thorough every day, and my pajamas were always neatly folded! The ocean view room overlooked the airport, so I could watch planes take off and land, although there was definitely some noise.

This hotel is about a 15-20 minute drive from the airport, right on the coastline. Downstairs, there are many lively seafood restaurants, all eager to attract customers. We ended up choosing the red tent restaurant across the main road in front of the hotel because it looked less crowded. Their seafood ramen and clam soup were excellent for warding off the cold (heavy on the black pepper - 16,000 KRW), and the regular instant ramen with seafood (8,000 KRW) was also delicious. I ate it two days in a row because it was so good and reasonably priced. During our two-night stay, there were huge waves and strong winds on the second night. Our room had a balcony with a great view of the coastline. It's very convenient to ask the hotel to call a taxi for you when heading out. Just across from the seafood ramen place, you'll find 'Black Pork Street,' and if you walk further inland, you'll reach Dongmun Market.

Not a real 5-star for sure. Staff very rude and arogant, facilities nothing special, BREAKFAST overpriced - they won’t let you in after 9:30, they’ll remind you twice to hurry up and they’ll kick you out at 10:00, gym and sauna too… good location if you want to hang down town and be close to the airport otherwise far from everything… No early check in- unless you want to pay 25€ to get into your room at 13:00!!!! I will definitely never come back again… too much waiting in line for everything, and little enjoyment…a waste of money! The only person that smiled and was polite was the cleaning least on Floor 15. Such a sweet soul. Mostly Chinese guests that they rip off for the big rooms and decent food… 🤯🙄😤🤬

The hotel was fine. The bed and pillows are comfortable enough for a few days, but decor is drab and dated yet clean. There isn't much around in the area to walk to, but you are central enough to get a taxi to places without much difficulty.

The hotel room was very spacious. Looking at the floor plan, it seemed to be a room type where there's only one per floor. I arrived at the hotel a little after 4 PM, and only rooms on the second floor were available. My request to change floors was unsuccessful, so I just let it go. Each room only comes with one key card, and it wasn't possible to get an additional one. The power outlets in the room were too loose; nothing would charge when plugged in. Luckily, I had a universal adapter and managed to charge my devices using the power strip next to the TV. The blinds in the room were far too sheer; I was woken up by the light around 6 AM. Also, the motion-sensor light by the door turned on about seven or eight times in the middle of the night. Overall, besides the large room and nice view, there were quite a few drawbacks. On the bright side, the hotel's sea view was beautiful, and the coffee shop next door was excellent.

Jeju Oriental Hotel offers a comfortable and convenient stay in Jeju City. The rooms are spacious and clean, with ocean views that add a relaxing touch. Staff are attentive, and the location is ideal—close to Black Pork Street and Yongduam Rock. However, the casino was underwhelming: small in size, with very limited game options, and only baccarat was operational during my visit. If you’re not there for gaming, the hotel still delivers solid value and a pleasant experience overall. Great for sightseeing and unwinding, but not the best pick for casino enthusiasts.

The hotel has a good location. There are various restaurants, shops and bus stations nearby. It was not new, but neat and clean with everything needed. We arrived after midnight and checked-in fast. The lady at the reception said there were no restaurants open at that time, but we actually found a couple of nice ones nearby.