★★★★·Seogwipo·7.6
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Located in Seogwipo, the Kumho Jeju Resort offers ocean views and self-catering rooms with fully equipped kitchens, including fridges, cooking stoves, and kitchenware. On-site amenities include barbecue facilities, a sauna, karaoke machines, a coin launderette, and shops. Guests can rent bicycles and arrange massages for an additional fee, with nearby attractions like Cheonjiyeon Water Fall and Jungmun Resort within a 40-60 minute drive.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The room was stunning, spotless, and well maintained, and the hotel offered a laundry room (handy for our bike tour), a GS25, and a nice pool/sauna. The setting is beautiful, and the staff were super friendly and helpful. The breakfast, while delicious, and the pool/sauna were surprisingly pricey, especially for kids.
John·Há 3 meses
The resort sits on a spacious site with a trail that circles the grounds and a sea view right in front, and the on‑site café is a must‑try.
Mina·Há 4 meses
The room was clean and the view was excellent, and there were no complaints.
Eungurl·Há 4 meses
The price matched the location, view, and services, which were all comfortable and satisfactory, but the room I stayed in reeked of mold, had cockroaches, and required far more attention to cleanliness, and some staff members were rather unfriendly.
Soi·Há 4 meses
The location is great, close to Olle 5, and there’s a lovely walk to Namwon Port with good viewing spots. The staff were friendly and the facilities were solid. I really enjoyed sitting in the coffee shop overlooking the ocean after a day of walking, and it was nice to have indoor options like a shop, arcade, and coffee shop when the weather was wet. The pool and sauna area were fantastic, with both indoor and outdoor pools, a separate pool for kids, and a small slide. The downside was that we didn’t know there was a charge for the pool, which was very expensive for a family of five, and the price seemed high. Sun loungers and towels were extra, and there was no free seating area, so paying for loungers felt pointless. It would have helped to have snacks and drinks by the pool and a pass option for the whole stay to avoid repeated payments; we only used it once because it wasn’t worth paying for a short period. The room itself was fine but could use some updates, the shower door didn’t close properly, and the bathroom looked a bit worn. Adding basics like water, extra bedsheets, a chair, and a table for the balcony would be a nice touch.
Laura·Há 4 meses