Jeju Ive Resort

The front desk staff were very helpful with whatever we needed, and the rooms were spacious, with utensils and cookware provided. Getting to places was harder than we'd expected because the location is a bit remote.

We stayed in the hotel, not the cabins, so I can't speak to the cabins. The hotel itself was good, the location was great, and the service was good too. To earn five stars, it could use a refresh: better blankets, a TV in the master bedroom, and a few more things in the store, like pool inflatables and rice for the in-room rice maker. Breakfast could offer more than hot porridge and hot kimche. Just my two cents.

We had a great room for three nights in this small resort tucked on a forested hill. It was big enough, with two bathrooms, a kitchenette, and a TV. The sea view is lovely, and you can even see full sunsets. There's a large pool, with lots of bungalows to rent as well as rooms in the main house. The welcome felt rather cool and lacking. The rooms are only cleaned unchoe.

We paid just 42,000 krw for a house for one day at the end of September. It had two large bedrooms, two bathrooms, a hall, kitchen, and balcony, with plenty of space. Access to the swimming pool was included in that price too. The place is away from the city's bustle, so you'll need a vehicle to get there, but it was worth every penny. The rooms are spacious and good, and the price is really cheap.