Podo Hotel

It was a trip with my mother, focusing on hot springs. It was a 2-night, 3-day trip, but due to heavy snowfall for two days, we were only in the hotel, but I have never been on a trip to Jeju where I could enjoy such beautiful snowy scenery indoors~ In a word, it was fantastic! There were two jacuzzis with gushing sulfur hot spring water, four beds, a TV in each room, a refrigerator filled with snacks, water, beer, and juice for the number of people every day, and a capsule coffee machine with luxurious amenities. I really liked it~ All the food I ordered through room service was delicious~ Breakfast was great, and the restaurant view and service were all the best~ In particular, when I checked out of the hotel, the hotel staff removed the snow from the car wheels and sprayed it, and when I went to the airport, they showed me a less snowy route. I am so grateful to them, and they were the pinnacle of Podo Hotel!! I will never forget Podo Hotel, which I want to visit again~♡

Great hotel, Japanese design, quiet location in a busy city, very convenient to the southwest line attractions; the room balcony leads directly to the lawn, the scenery is so healing. Breakfast and dinner are also delicious, especially the sashimi for dinner is very fresh. I will choose this hotel again when I go to Jeju Island in the future.

There are numerous resort hotels on Jeju Island. Compared with traditional seaside resort hotels, the Porto Hotel (also known as the Grape Hotel) to be introduced here is quite unfamiliar, isn't it? The hotel was designed by the famous Korean-Japanese architect Jun Itami. The hotel is located in the central mountainous area of ​​Jeju Island, at the southwestern foot of Halla Mountain, and has a good geographical location. The designer designed the building shaped like grapes with a unique aesthetic vision, giving full play to the traditional Korean aesthetic space. The decoration inside the hotel is very high-end, with hard volcanic rock flooring, boldly using large blocks of contrasting colors such as red, cyan, and black, and uniquely designed installation sculptures. The hotel is close to many popular tourist attractions, including Camellia Forest, Porto Museum, and Bentai Museum. The hotel has only 26 rooms divided into Korean and Western luxury suites. Each room has a unique view, only to provide the best and considerate service for you. Each room in the hotel provides natural hot springs and floor heating, so you can experience the top feeling even in the cold winter; The hotel's fried shrimp udon noodles are very famous.

The staff is friendly and the hot spring water is especially great. This is the best hotel for a quiet and comfortable rest. It is a good hotel with decent food.

If you want to travel quietly and without having to worry about everything, I recommend Podo Hotel. Each room has separate walls, so you can stay very private. It can be said that the service is of a high standard. Please note that there is no udon set menu for breakfast. There is a walking trail, and it is very quiet and nice. I highly recommend stopping by. The hot spring water is really good, so I highly recommend taking a dip. It was a truly relaxing hotel with all the scenery of Jeju Island and high quality.