Hotels with Bars in Seogwipo

This hotel is excellent. The rooms are spacious and clean, and they even have balconies. The pools are beautiful and plentiful. Most importantly, the service is outstanding, from the front desk to the late-night meal service (the fried chicken was also delicious). It's a stark contrast to the Shinhwa Hotel. The ocean view is stunning, and it's right next to the folk village. It was a very comfortable stay. If you're not planning on exploring the city, this hotel is definitely the top choice for a vacation.

Mido Hostel was such a lovely place to stay in Seogwipo. The location is great—close to the Olle Market and waterfalls. The common areas are cozy, and the rooftop is perfect for relaxing. Really creates a special community vibe. The staff were amazing—so kind and helpful with everything. They truly go out of their way to make guests feel welcome. Rooms are clean, beds are comfy, and they even include breakfast. Highly recommend this place. Can't wait to come back!

I've been back home for a week, and I finally have time to write a detailed review of this hotel, named after the ancient Silla kingdom. First, the good points, which are the only things I found worthwhile. The hotel is built into a cliff, boasting unique natural scenery. It cleverly integrates lush vegetation into one side of the hotel, creating a rich and layered temperate island characteristic. Strolling through it is incredibly relaxing. In the distance is the surging sea, and nearby are cliffs and a sandy beach – being there is truly enjoyable. Now that I've covered the good, here are the things I found intolerable and unacceptable: 1. The room the hotel provided was not the one I booked. I had reserved a mountain-view room with a balcony, but they gave me a room without a balcony, and the window overlooked a parking lot. 2. After I requested a change, the hotel moved me to another room. It did have a balcony, but it was still near the parking lot. 3. What made me even angrier was that the hotel clearly hadn't cleaned thoroughly. In the new room, I found uncleaned hair in the sink and water stains in the bathroom. The picture shows hair in the basin. 4. After communicating with the hotel again through Trip.com, the hotel staff at the front desk was expressionless throughout, with dull eyes and mechanical service, showing no apology whatsoever. They showed me another room that was even worse than the current one. I had no choice but to ask the hotel staff to clean it again, and I ended up waiting for nearly two extra hours because of this. 5. The hotel breakfast was terrible. The local specialty food was extremely unappetizing and hard to swallow. The coffee used low-quality beans. There was an area that seemed to be for Chinese food, which was completely unrecognizable. The fruit selection was basic, truly basic. The only edible options were the Western food and ice cream, which were actually good. Perhaps you might think my review is harsh, but given the room rate I paid, I feel I have the right to be this critical. And for breakfast, at nearly 300 RMB per person, honestly, 'basic' is the only word I can use, especially for the fruit. The entire staff at the Shilla Hotel seemed to have a grim, tense, and deliberately distant demeanor, which was genuinely off-putting. Overall, I'd say this hotel completely fails to meet expectations. Many areas need significant improvement. If I had to choose again, I definitely wouldn't stay here.

This hotel offers impeccable service! We loved everything about it. The location is great, within walking distance to the beach and cafes. Inside the hotel, there's a 24-hour Cu convenience store and a Starbucks... plus many pools, including an adults-only rooftop pool! On rainy days, everyone swims in the pools because the water is very warm. There's also a self-service laundry, which is super convenient. The rooms are restocked with tea, capsule coffee, and toiletries as needed. The only downside was the very expensive breakfast, so we didn't try it.

We stayed at Lotte Hotel Jeju in Seogwipo with our two kids for a family trip. The location is absolutely amazing, right in the heart of the Jungmun Tourist Complex. It's just a few minutes' walk to the beach, and taking the kids for a stroll along the coastline in the evening was incredibly pleasant. The Teddy Bear Museum is right next door, so the little ones could visit it easily. Cheonjeyeon Falls is also just a short taxi ride away. The hotel's family-friendly amenities are excellent, the grounds are beautiful, and the room was clean and comfortable, making it a very reassuring stay with kids. A quick chat about dining – what to avoid and what to recommend: The BHC fried chicken downstairs was just average and a bit overpriced, so I wouldn't recommend it. Definitely seek out Woonchi for authentic Jeju black pork; the meat is firm and tender, making for a fantastic BBQ experience. Also, try the long-standing Snail Noodle Soup; the broth is fresh and delicious, the snails are plentiful, and it's a dish that everyone, young and old, will enjoy.

We stayed in Jeju for an 8-day, 7-night vacation, 5 nights at Parnas and 2 nights at Marriott. Our whole family preferred Parnas. The Parnas pool is huge, and breakfast is abundant with a rotating menu every three days, so even after five days, we didn't get tired of it. We booked a club suite, and the executive lounge food also had a rotating menu every three days, so our family loved going there every evening for some food and drinks. Parnas has plenty of public seating for guests to relax, and the staff are very professional and warm. After check-out, I quickly received an email from Parnas surveying satisfaction across various aspects, showing their dedication to service and focus on customer experience. Marriott, despite being the most expensive hotel in Jeju, was a bit disappointing. Breakfast was exactly the same every day with no variety. The brunch, while plentiful, was also identical on both days, which would definitely get monotonous if staying longer. Plus, the Marriott's layout is a bit complicated and involves a lot of walking around. If anyone is torn between Parnas and Marriott, I'd definitely recommend Parnas; it's more satisfying in all aspects. The welcome fruit and wine at Parnas felt much more thoughtful compared to Marriott's three oranges and a snack box.

The room was spacious and bright, with excellent facilities. Both the pool and gym were quite good. Breakfast was plentiful, mainly Western-style, and truly top-tier for a 'Western-style meal'. The croissant was the best I've had in any Asian hotel. The hotel is right by the sea, and an evening stroll along the coast was delightful.

An incredibly satisfying stay! The hotel's overall atmosphere was elegant and comfortable, and the room was very spacious with a sophisticated, vintage-inspired decor. The biggest surprise was that some rooms came with a huge Jacuzzi, and opening the window revealed a magnificent ocean view. The rooftop heated pool offered an exceptional experience; watching the sunset there while enjoying drinks and conversation in the evening was a pure visual delight. The hotel service was incredibly attentive, and there was a wonderful staff member who spoke excellent Mandarin (reportedly a former Chinese teacher), making communication effortless. Furthermore, the hotel's secret garden in the backyard provided direct access to an Olle trail, making for a fantastic morning stroll experience. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone vacationing in Jeju Island!

This hotel's location is ideal for those traveling by car. We were a group of five, and the space was incredibly generous with three bedrooms and three bathrooms. The place was clean and tidy, and the kitchen was fully equipped. The front desk staff were very polite. Highly recommend for families or larger groups with a car.

I got a better room than expected with an amazing ocean view.  Hotel itself was great and staff at the reception nice & friendly :)