Top Hotels Near Hallasan National Park in from AU$46

"Best value for money. "

"Good nice"

"Everything"

"It was an enjoyable experience from start to finish. The breakfast buffet was amazing! Very kind hosts and very hospitable to everyone. "

"Lee Jung-seop Street and Maeil Olle Market are both within walking distance, and the hotel is close to Jeju Olle Trail Route 7. It’s clean, offers excellent value for money, and I’d likely stay here again."

"Lets start with the angry man. The property supposely has 24 hour reception. It does not. We turned up and it appeared to be deserted. We called out and knocked on the door of the big building at the entrance and the place appeared to be deserted. The cage was closed. There was a car in the car park but we did not know were the owner was. Walking around the property we noticed that three rooms has keys hanging in the locks on the door. After using a translating app we figured out which cabin was ours as they had names on them. Suspecting that self check in was required (as it is in many properties), but not communicated we let ourselves in. Shortly after, whilst carrying our luggage from the car were were met by an angry man who accused us of breaking in. Apparently we were supposed to guess which building he was living in (no sign or anyhting) and call on arrival (that was never communicated and we did not have a phone that could make a call). His rage lasted for a good 10 minutes. Anyway the place was OK but pretty average. It is old and rustic and has harm. It was clean enough. However, compared to the other traditional house we stayed in (Dong Park Saeng E) on Jeju, this one was a distant second. Even overlooking the check in issue, I am not sure we would stay again. "

"This was not your typical resort. I give credit that the front desk staff was the only thing good about this stay. She was nice to deal with and was the only staff I saw my entire stay. Let’s start with the rooms. We had a family of 8 with two rooms. Each room consist of an actual bedroom and another where the guests slept on futon mattresses. These were not good. We paid an extra 15,000 won to make it thicker for them. The resort could easily put actual beds in them but not sure why. Futons mattresses do not work. Because … there were bugs around you when you woke up. That’s the second issue, both our rooms kept allow bugs/flies into the room even though we closed the door fully and the patio screen door was locked each night. Regardless the bugs kept finding a way in. The pool felt dated and not maintained. There were sharp edged stairs in the pool that were not clearly marked and I would hit my feet into them. I hope you rented a car because there is noting remotely close to a grocery store or many restaurants near you. The hotel has one but it’s too expensive for what it is. We didn’t eat there as they couldn’t serve our party size. I would do your research if you’re staying here. It’s a 10 year old resort that has showed its age and needs renovation to make it accommodating to future guests. Recommendation: put some actual beds into each room and deal with the bugs situation. Nobody wants to wake up to bugs on the floor and ceiling. "