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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
"Loved this hotel and we would totally stay again.
Read my pros and cons list below.
Pros:
- the room we stayed in was super spacious.
- the view from our room was phenomenal and we enjoyed sunrises from our balcony.
- beds were very comfortable
- washroom was very spacious. It had a separate toilet and shower area. Toiletries like comb, shower cap, vanity kit were also provided.
- location wise, it is walkable to the beach, folk village, nearby restaurants. We had a rental car so we found that the hotel was central and close enough to attractions.
- there is a convenience store in the hotel which made it super helpful to get quick snacks or drinks to start the day or end the night.
- we didnt use any of these but can see there were lots of amenities like a game room, swimming pools, sauna. It was noted well ahead of time to us that during our stay, one of the pools were closed. However, we felt that the pools that were open, didn’t seem that crowded anyways.
- the shared spaces were beautiful and something we admired looking at every day.
Cons (If I really had to nitpick):
- above ground parking could be an issue. We found that in the evenings it was harder to get a spot. There is underground parking too though we can’t speak too much about that since we don’t use this.
- our room personally was a bit of a walk from the elevators but it really didn’t ruin the experience at all."
"Really enjoyed our stay. We were comfortable. Everything was clean. They spoiled us with wine, premium Jeju pork jerky, fine bakery goods. Staff was so friendly and helpful. I’d stay again!"
"Rooms are definitely outdated, beautiful outdoor property with a paved walkway to the beach. Amenities of towels and water was appreciated.
Pool use is confusing. Free to use the pools, BUT at the adult pool, all the loungers are paid. So you can put your stuff at a table and swim, but nowhere to put your things or relax. Also an odd thing, we were the only ones in the pool and still they were strict with this system.
The family pool whole has free loungers , MUST be booked/reserved still for 2 hour timeslots. Those do not have umbrellas, they have heaters. The pool is heated which is nice and connects to the indoor pool which has free FCFS loungers but this is still a perplexing and odd system/arrangement. We went in October where school has started and it's a little colder and there was no one swimming, which was nice for us, but the loungers situation is odd.
The food is also odd. All food on the property isn't the best tasting, but the pricing is SUPER expensive. The proportions are also typically MASSIVE for some dishes, while not for others so often we unfortunately had to throw away significant amounts of food as one dish was good enough for 2, but it's unclear on the menu that is the case."
Whether you're traveling with your family and want a friendly place to stay, or you're a solo traveler hoping to get some local recommendations, a B&B might be the right choice for your trip. If you'd like to spend some time by the water during your time in Seogwipo, Jungmun Saekdal Beach and Pyoseon Beach are worth a stop.
How do you know if a B&B is a good option for you?
With attentive service, opportunities to meet other guests, and tasty breakfasts, B&Bs provide a one-of-a-kind environment.
What are the best bed and breakfasts in Seogwipo?
You might consider checking out these B&Bs in Seogwipo: Jay n Chloe: 19 rooms. Enjoy the deli and onsite spa services. La Pause B&B: 7 rooms. Enjoy the private yard and patio area. Coogee Holiday: 4 rooms. Enjoy the in-room pools and private yard.
When is the best time to book my B&B in Seogwipo?
When you're dreaming of a escape to Seogwipo, be sure to take into account the year-round temperatures. The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 76°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 47°F. The rainiest months in Seogwipo are September, July, August, and June, with each month seeing an average of 11 inches of rainfall.
What is there to do in Seogwipo?
Travelers enjoy Seogwipo for its waterfalls and seafood restaurants. When you want to explore some cultural attractions on your trip, Jeju Teddy Bear Museum and Osulloc Tea Museum are worthy sites to check out. You might put Jeju Shinhwa World and Seongsan Ilchulbong on your list if you want to see more of the area.
How can I get to and around Seogwipo?
Mapping out your trip in and around Seogwipo is easy with these transportation options. Fly into Jeju Intl. Airport (CJU), which is located 18.5 mi (29.7 km) away from the heart of the city. If you'd like to venture out around the area, you may want to rent a car for your trip.