Jeju City Hotel Guide. Hotels in Gujwa, Jeju City, South Korea

"Breakfast was ok "

"The perfect place to stay on Jeju. Feels secluded, but is close to many restaurants, cafes and other amenities. The waveless bakery cafe attached to the hotel makes top level pastries and coffee. Too many good things to list, I liked this hotel far more than 5 star hotels I stayed in on Jeju."

"The hotel is ok with a nice view. The bathroom has a slight sewage smell. Sound insulation is not very efficient. Outside the court yard some one always sing from afternoon to 10 pm, very loud."

"Our timings happened to match with the shuttle service and we were able to make full use of it. The location is convenient and the room is nice and spacious. Only issue is the pillows. They were a little too flat for us."

"Parking was easy, the room and the entire hotel were immaculate, the staff were friendly and helpful. It was an extremely nice hotel."

"Excellent stay."

"We had been travelling in Japan and Seoul and stayed at many hotels before getting to JEJU. Space wise, it was one of the better hotel rooms that we have had during our trip. There were drawers for clothes, counter space for toiletries and space for our suitcases, with enough space in the room to walk around comfortably. The breakfast was very good with well balanced offerings of traditional and western style foods. The staff were efficient and helpful."

"Four nights here. Very central if your wanting to stay close to cafes, public transport and shops. 15 mins by public bus from airport. Room was spacious but dated and clean. My only issue was the aircon which on first night did not work, reported to front desk as I had no sleep due to stuffy hot room. Filters were cleaned but I would say still not 100% we had to have it on 15c at all times and that was not even cold. Hate to stay there in summer if they can’t fix their aircon."

"The room was pretty clean and cozy. Heater + AC were both available as you need the heater when you walk out in the cold weather. IT is pretty cold in May for someone used to Indian summer. I stayed 2 days here and had a great time. Breakfast was good, lot of egg based items in menu for someone who doesn't eat bacon or pork. Front desk is not extremely english fluent, but if you ask for someone, they do have other helpers who can step in and are decent in making a conversation and helping you. During my stay I believe on May 4, I had planned to go to Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak), but unfortunately they couldn't find a taxi as it was almost 10+kms away. While we were almost sure our day plans were shattered, the property owner gave us a personal drop to the place and since it was a tourist spot we would have no problem in finding back a return taxi. I felt it was extremely impressive for the property mgmt in helping me and my family out. Also there is a CU store hardly 200 mts from the place, so your are taken care of for some essentials whenever you need it. Definitely, vote as a top place to stay over. Unfortunately Jeju shuts down mostly by 7 PM, so everyone needs to prepare well to ensure you plan dinner early enough, especially if you are vegan."