Find hotels near Geumneung Beach, Jeju City from ₩38,159

"Very comfy n luxurious hotel with good facilities "

"I am impressed with the level of care my mom received during the stay. They rented a wheel chair for my mom with difficulty walking. Additionally the valet parked the car without any prompt. This was my second stay at the hotel. The room was very clean, spacious, and comfortable. The view from the terrace was wonderful. I had a meal at Peninsular Bar and Lounge. While it was not cheap, it was comparable to what you would end up paying at restaurants in Jeju. More importantly the quality was top notch. I would definitely stay there again."

"Very friendly staff and accommodations."

"Good"

"It was a good stay. There was a vegetable garden at the backyard and can have sea view from far, same like what you see in the photo. The coordinator service was good and but the cleaning staff was quite blur. Instead of giving us the bath towels, they give us all face towels. Have to asked the coordinator to assist us to get the bath towels. "

"Nice view of the ocean for sunset. The hotel is located just beside a famous black pork bbq restaurant. Hotel guest enjoy discount at this restaurant as well as the Uni Cafe just in front which can view beautiful sunset. Staff were friendly. "

"The location, size, and staff were all fantastic. Having double showers and a separate bathroom was great. However, the sound proofing between rooms made our stay difficult. We had kids in the room above us, which we could clearly hear playing late into the night, and I could here people talking in the hallway as if they were right outside our door. We called the front desk to complain about the noise, but there is little that can be done with rooms as big and empty as these to absorb the sound. I'd probably stay here again, but only if I could be on the top floor to remove the sound of people walking above us. Also, there were no power outlets near the bed. "

"The room was very clean and comfortable. "

"Nice hotel. Clean room. Bathroom is old Korean style where shower toilet are next to each other. They did put in a glass divider, but not enclosed. Meaning, the entire bathroom floor will get wet. Be reminded, you are pretty far from key areas, choices of restaurants, etc. Golf would be the primary recreation. They do have a CU in the lobby, but access via QR code and self checkout. "