Seogwipo, South Korea

Comfortable beds and beautiful rooms come with high prices and surprise fees for amenities like saunas. The staff helps but feels distant. Rooms lack charging outlets and show age, though the location near the beach and breakfast buffet satisfy most guests.

The hotel excels at service and amenities like its large pool and buffet dining, but rooms vary wildly. Older building rooms have thin walls, dated fixtures, and maintenance issues, while newer suites perform better. Expect a beautiful location that's hard to reach without a car.

Rooms are huge with great views and comfy balconies. Pools are heated and genuinely excellent with entertainment most nights. Food costs a lot, staff friendliness varies widely, and you'll walk a lot to reach amenities from your room.

Rooms are spacious with balconies and sea views, though morning sun glares. Staff service is inconsistent, ranging from helpful to dismissive with foreign guests. The pool closes frequently during storms and has mandatory breaks, food costs extra, but the location near the beach works well.

Rooms are spacious and nicely decorated, but suites get dusty and windows go uncleaned. Poor soundproofing means you hear kids from other rooms. Staff are helpful, but this feels like a family resort, not a 5-star hotel, and costs way too much for what you get.

Rooms are spacious and quiet with good beds, though only odd-numbered floors exist and level 5 rooms have a tricky step hazard. The forest setting feels peaceful for wellness retreats, but parking fills fast and the hotel sits far from main tourist areas. Staff excel at service, though checkout disputes over occupancy charges have frustrated some guests.

This massive, immaculate hotel has comfortable spacious rooms and excellent breakfasts, but you'll walk long distances through multiple floors to reach dining and parking. The ocean views are stunning, the pool and sauna are clean, and staff speak limited English.

The hotel is clean with good facilities and a strong breakfast buffet, but staff don't answer emails or phone calls reliably. The location is isolated and inconvenient for getting around Jeju. Parking fills up quickly.

Rooms are spacious but basic with inconsistent cleanliness, hard beds, and some lack ocean views. The property looks beautiful with nice grounds, but expect dirty bathrooms with mold, a grimy kitchen, and a pool you'll pay extra to use. The restaurant and breakfast buffet are excellent, though pricey.

Rooms are noisy with sound from pipes and neighboring doors, but cliff-view rooms offer stunning Hallasan and ocean vistas. The pool and grounds are excellent, though pool access costs extra after 7:30 PM. Breakfast arrives included but only if you check in before the buffet closes at 11 AM.