JEJU · EDITION 003
Eat and stay in Jeju
Source-checked restaurants and hotels across Jeju City, Seogwipo, Aewol and Seongsan.148 EAT · 122 STAY · 4 AREAS
270 places
28g at Sheraton Jeju Hotel
An on-site bakery café at Sheraton Jeju Hotel offering breads, pastries, cakes, premium beverages and gourmet desserts. The operator says its bakery items and desserts are prepared on the day; it opens daily from 08:00 to 21:00.
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99 Valley at Grand Hyatt Jeju
A 24-hour Asian restaurant inside Grand Hyatt Jeju’s foreigners-only casino. Its menu covers noodles, rice dishes, dim sum and barbecue; entry requires a foreign passport.
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Aewol 309 View Stay
A three-level private holiday home in inland Aewol with four bedrooms, three bathrooms and two kitchens. Up to 14 guests can stay; groups of six or fewer use the second and third floors, while the first floor is added from seven guests.
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Aewol Salmon Main Store
An Aewol restaurant serving salmon as sashimi, sushi, steak and grilled head, alongside cooked dishes including pasta, pork cutlet and udon.
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Amber Pure Hill Hotel & Resort Jeju
A Jeju City resort with rooms inspired by traditional Jeju thatched houses. Documented options include the 55㎡ Garden Double and the 78㎡ duplex Luna Family.
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Amber Purehill Hotel & Resort Jeju
A forest-side Jeju City resort with separate Forest, Hill and Green Valley room collections. Documented options range from a 53㎡ twin room for two to a 78㎡ duplex family room accommodating up to six people.
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&More at Sheraton Jeju Hotel
A Sheraton Jeju Hotel lounge serving beverages, light bites and specialty dishes daily from 10:00 to 23:00, with casual dress.
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ARIA
A buffet on the first floor of Grand Josun Jeju’s main building offering about 130 items, including dishes made with Jeju ingredients and a children’s station. Breakfast, lunch and dinner have separate hours and age-based prices.
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Astar Hotel Jeju
A Jeju City hotel with a restaurant, café, convenience store, sauna and fitness center documented by the official tourism listing. A 2025 accessibility survey documents one accessible guest room and step-free interiors in both accessible and standard rooms.
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Badang at The Shilla Jeju
A 45-seat lobby lounge on Floor 6 serving seasonal drinks and snacks made with Jeju ingredients, freshly baked pastries and coffee, with live performances and garden and ocean views documented by the hotel.
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Bar Botan at JW Marriott Jeju
A weekend-only poolside bar at JW Marriott Jeju Resort & Spa serving wood-fired pizza, tacos and local beer. The operator lists Saturday and Sunday service only.
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Bar Le at Parnas Hotel Jeju
A 20-seat poolside bar on the first floor of Parnas Hotel Jeju’s West Wing, serving dishes made with Jeju ingredients and signature cocktails. Published hours are 11:00–22:00, with last order at 21:30.
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BayHill Pool & Villa
A Seogwipo property comprising one hotel building and nine villas. The official booking interface lists check-in at 15:00 and checkout at 11:00.
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Benikea Jungmun Hotel
A Jungmun-dong hotel whose operator booking page documents 15:00 check-in and 11:00 checkout. Jeju Tourism Organization describes family-twin rooms, conference space and a business center.
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Best Western Jeju Hotel
A 363-room Jeju City hotel with standard, deluxe, concept and suite room categories. Official information documents 15:00 check-in, 11:00 check-out and a bus route from Jeju International Airport.
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Bienestar Pool Villa
A two-storey private villa in Aewol with an outdoor garden, private pool, kitchen, two bathrooms, one king bed and one sofa bed. Standard occupancy is two and maximum occupancy is four.
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Bloom Hotel Jeju
A Jungmun hotel with documented rooms for two to six guests, including a 23.1㎡ Deluxe Double, two-bathroom family rooms and an ondol-and-bed format. Guests may use the heated outdoor pool at The Suites Hotel Jeju, about five minutes away on foot.
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Blue Dragon at Grand Hyatt Jeju
A modern Shanghainese restaurant on Level 38 of Tower 2 at Grand Hyatt Jeju. Its official menu documents Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai dishes, including braised bamboo shoots, shredded bean curd in chicken broth and clay-pot eggplant with salted fish.
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Boogane Eolkeuni Main Branch
An evening restaurant in Jeju’s old downtown serving spicy or salt-grilled chicken wings, chicken neck and several chicken-feet preparations. The official tourism listing documents Monday–Saturday service, a 22:00 last order and Sunday closure.
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Boreumsup Seogwipo Jungmun
A Jungmun-area restaurant serving aged Jeju black pork cooked over charcoal with a traditional heat-trapping smoking method. Lunch and dinner have separate entry cutoffs around the afternoon break.
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Breeze Bay Hotel
A Seongsan hotel with six documented room formats from 40 to 89 square metres. Check-in begins at 15:00 and checkout is by 11:00.
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Bunker Hotel & Resort
A 21-room Seogwipo property with twin rooms for two to four guests and larger detached or residential formats. It uses a self-check-in link sent by text message, so the booking phone number must be entered accurately.
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Camphor Tree Hotel & Resort
A Haean-dong property combining 38㎡ twin rooms with a detached 123㎡ Family Suite. The suite has separate bedrooms, a kitchen and a living room.
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Casaloma Hotel
A Seogwipo city hotel with an official online booking path, a seasonal rooftop pool and breakfast buffet. The 2026 pool season runs from April 1 through October 31, with six announced closure dates.
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Cheonjeyeon Tosok
A Jungmun restaurant serving Jeju fish dishes centered on cutlassfish, tilefish and mackerel, plus abalone rice, porridge and hot-pot dishes. Current sources disagree on normal hours and Thursday closures, so confirm by phone before visiting.
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China House at Grand Hyatt Jeju
A third-floor Chinese restaurant with three open kitchens serving Northern Chinese, Shanghainese, Sichuan and Cantonese dishes, including tableside-carved Peking duck and dim sum.
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Chunmihyang Restaurant
A Sagye-ri restaurant serving Korean set meals built around Jeju ingredients, with meat, fish, soup and side dishes; black pork and fish dishes are also documented.
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Coco Premier Resort
A Seongsan-eup coastal property with a room in the 40-pyeong range, two bathrooms and standard occupancy of four, extendable to six with documented extra-person charges. Arrivals after 19:00 use contactless entry.
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Confetti at Parnas Hotel Jeju
An all-day dining restaurant on the third floor of Parnas Hotel Jeju’s East Wing, offering breakfast, lunch and dinner buffets plus à-la-carte service from noon.
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All Day Dining Dachae at WE Hotel Jeju
WE Hotel Jeju’s second-floor restaurant serves a breakfast buffet followed by lunch and dinner centered on Jeju ingredients. Service pauses twice daily, so 07:00–22:00 is not a continuous dining period.
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Daeujeong
A Korean restaurant in Beophwan-dong centered on abalone stone-pot rice. Other documented dishes include abalone seafood hot pot, abalone porridge, abalone and sea-urchin seaweed soup and grilled Jeju tilefish.
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Daily Social
Sheraton Jeju’s second-floor all-day restaurant serves seasonal dishes and Jeju flavors through live cooking stations. Breakfast has separately documented hours and age-based prices.
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Danso Jeju Aewol Main Store
An Aewol restaurant serving Jeju black-pork stir-fry, freshly cooked black rice and a ten-dish spread that includes soup. Same-day QR queue registration is used, and solo dining is not accepted.
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Deomjang Jungmun
A Jungmun restaurant whose documented set combines braised hairtail, grilled mackerel, bomal soup and dombe pork. It opens from 08:00, and final orders are at 20:00.
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Dodamo
A Jeju City restaurant serving fusion Italian dishes made with documented Jeju ingredients, including octopus tomato pasta, Korean-beef chop steak and house-made pork cutlet. It closes every Sunday and has a 15:00–18:00 break.
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Dodu Haenyeo House
A Dodu Port seafood restaurant serving Jeju-style mulhoe with chilled broth, plus abalone porridge and seafood rice dishes. Fresh squid may be unavailable depending on the catch.
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Doldam Peanut Noodles
An Aewol noodle restaurant whose official introduction says it adds Udo peanuts to meat noodles, soybean noodles and jajangmyeon. Its black-pork dumplings use Jeju black-pork filling and black wrappers made with ink.
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Dombedon
A restaurant on Jeju City's Black Pork Street serving several cuts of Jeju black pork, dombe pork and a set combining both styles.
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Donsadon Main Store
A Jeju City restaurant opened in 2006 where staff grill thick-cut Jeju black-pork neck and five-layer belly over briquettes. Kimchi stew and anchovy-based meljeot are also documented. Korean and English tourism sources state 12:00–22:00, Tuesday closure and on-site parking; current prices, portion formats, last order and reservations remain unverified because source details conflict.
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Doraji Sikdang
A Jeju regional-food restaurant whose current tourism listing names braised hairtail, sea-urchin seaweed soup, grilled hanchi squid, hanchi squid mulhoe and dombe-gogi. It documents group seating and separate dining spaces.
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Dream Food Court
A third-floor food court at Jeju Dream Tower. Coffee and juice operate daily from 07:00 to 22:00, while food stations operate from 11:00 to 21:30; the documented selection includes Korean street foods, rice and noodle dishes, sandwiches, fried chicken, bakery items and drinks.
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D-SPHERE Hotel Jeju
A Jeju City hotel near City Hall with contactless self check-in, a 24-hour lobby and community center, luggage storage and limited on-site parking.
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Dyne Oceano Hotel
An Aewol coast hotel with 49.5㎡ double and twin rooms, multi-bedroom family suites and pool villas. Published room information specifies layouts, occupancy limits and view categories.
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Ecoland Hotel
A 200-room hotel in Jocheon-eup, including 49 suites, surrounded by forest and a lake. Its airport shuttle requires a reservation by the previous day; the documented public-bus route includes an approximately 1.6 km walk and entrance stairs.
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Eomeong at Sono Belle Jeju
A black-pork restaurant on the first floor of Tower C at Sono Belle Jeju. Documented choices include Jeju black pork, a pork-and-abalone set and takeaway grilled pork belly.
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Eunhee's Haejangguk Ildo Branch
An early-opening Ildo-dong restaurant serving one beef-and-vegetable haejangguk. State the number of diners when ordering; the seasoning sauce can be omitted on request.
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Fondmer Lounge
A 38-seat hotel lounge on the East Building lobby floor, serving locally roasted coffee, bakery goods made with a special fermented starter, pastries, cakes, tea and afternoon tea.
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Galchibada Jeju Aewol
An Aewol restaurant serving two- to four-person sets combining braised and whole grilled Jeju cutlassfish, abalone dishes and hijiki rice. Walk-ins, telephone booking and free parking are documented.
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Gallery Lounge at Grand Hyatt Jeju
A first-floor lobby lounge in Jeju Dream Tower serving Terarosa-bean coffee, premium tea, desserts, wine and beer daily.
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Gamcho Restaurant Sinjeju
A Yeon-dong restaurant serving sundae soup and cauldron dishes. The operator documents parking behind the restaurant and different last-order times for soup-and-rice and anju dishes.
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Gangjeong Haenyeo House
A seafood restaurant opposite Gangjeong Port, near Jeju Olle Route 7. Its documented dishes include seasonal sea-urchin noodles and rice, raw-fish rice bowls, abalone porridge and gaengi porridge made with ground crab.
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Gasiabang Guksu
A Seongsan local-food restaurant centered on pork noodles, bibim noodles, anchovy-broth noodles and dombegogi. Visit Jeju documents parking and possible waiting at busy times.
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Gloucester Hotel Jeju
An 18-storey Jeju City business hotel with ten documented room types, breakfast dining, banquet rooms, a 24-hour business center and a convenience store.
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GoldOne Hotel & Suites
A 51-room Seogwipo hotel with documented balconies and separate whirlpool-bath spaces. Room formats range from one-bedroom rooms for up to three or four guests to two-bedroom suites for up to seven.
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Gongjune Guksu
A Bonggae-dong noodle restaurant serving pork-broth gogi-guksu, anchovy-broth noodles with pork, bibim noodles, momguk and Jeju-style sundae soup.
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Gossine Cheonji Guksu Olle Market Main Store
A Seogwipo noodle shop whose signature myeolgo-guksu combines anchovy broth and meat broth with pork and thin wheat noodles. It operates 09:30–15:00, takes last orders at 14:30 and closes Wednesdays.
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Gozipfish Jeju Airport Branch
A Jeju City branch serving a shared table centered on gently braised semi-dried rockfish, hijiki rice and seasonal greens, with a daily afternoon break.
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Gozipfish Jungmun
A Jungmun-area restaurant serving Jeju seafood set meals centered on braised rockfish. Documented dishes include grilled tilefish, braised abalone, seaweed soup, boiled pork, assorted sashimi and fried king prawn.
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Grabel Hotel Jeju
A Jeju City hotel with double, twin, ondol, family and children-oriented room formats. Official room pages document options for two to four guests, while Visit Jeju confirms the branch address and telephone.
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Grand Hyatt Jeju
A Jeju City hotel about 10 minutes from Jeju International Airport, with rooms and suites spanning 65–260 square metres, restaurants, spas and an outdoor pool deck.
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Grand Josun Jeju
A Jungmun Tourist Complex resort with 46.7 m² Deluxe rooms, heated pools and separate Hill Suite privileges.
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Grand Kitchen at Jeju Dream Tower
A Korean buffet on level 4 of Jeju Dream Tower with separate breakfast, lunch and dinner services. Documented selections include Jeju black pork, Korean beef, seafood, noodles and desserts made with Jeju ingredients.
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Guksubada Seogwipo Main Branch
A Seogwipo restaurant whose signature pork noodles combine house-made fresh noodles, bone broth simmered for at least 12 hours and Jeju pork belly. Documented alternatives include bibim noodles, sea-urchin rice soup and bomal sea-snail-and-sea-urchin kalguksu.
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Haebaragi Restaurant
A Uigwi-ri restaurant serving Jeju-style duruchigi that combines meat and seafood with bean sprouts, shredded radish and scallions. It closes every Thursday and pauses service from 14:00 to 17:00.
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Haenyeo Kitchen Bukchon Branch
A 14-seat scheduled dining program in Bukchon combining interpretations of traditional haenyeo food with underwater media art. Three approximately 90-minute sessions run from Thursday through Sunday.
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Haerang at Phoenix Island Jeju
A Korean restaurant on the first floor of Phoenix Island Jeju's Building B, focused on Jeju black pork and regional food, with separate lunch and dinner service.
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Haerim Sikdang
A long-running Korean restaurant in Yongdam-dong near Jeju International Airport, centered on spicy pollock stew and other Korean stews. It opens for breakfast on weekdays and Saturdays, closes earlier on Saturday and is closed every Sunday.
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Haevichi Hotel Jeju
A hotel in Pyoseon with balcony rooms, documented double and twin layouts, indoor and outdoor pools, and an advance-reservation airport shuttle. The adjoining resort is a separate accommodation choice.
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Hanyang Table
A Seohong-dong restaurant serving pasta, risotto and pilaf alongside gukbap, other Korean dishes and Korean snack dishes. Service times vary substantially by day, and Sunday is the regular closing day.
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Hayeong Black Pork Grill House
A black-pork barbecue restaurant near Jungmun Tourist Complex serving assorted cuts with meljeot, bracken soybean-paste sauce and aged kimchi. Parking and outdoor terrace seating are documented.
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Heukdonga Jeju Main Branch
A Nohyeong-dong restaurant serving thick-cut Jeju black pork grilled over charcoal and eaten with meljeot, a salted-anchovy sauce. Cold noodles and kimchi stew are also documented as accompanying meal choices.
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Heukdwaejiga Inneun Punggyeong
A Nohyeong-dong restaurant serving Jeju black-pork belly in documented 180 g and 200 g portions, including combinations with abalone, prawn, rice cake and mushrooms. A live business-directory listing documents parking and group-reservation seating.
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Heyy, Seogwipo
A Seogwipo city hotel with double, twin, triple, family, suite and designated pet-room formats. Guests arriving after 22:00 must consult the front desk.
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Hidden Cliff Hotel & Nature
A Jungmun-area resort with documented Deluxe and Family Suite rooms, balconies and bathtubs. Its guest-only heated infinity pool has a daily break and a paid evening period.
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Hinode at The Shilla Jeju
A third-floor Japanese restaurant at The Shilla Jeju offering table and private-room dining, reserved teppanyaki sessions and two evening sushi-counter seatings.
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Hotel Air City Jeju
A Jeju City hotel with nine documented room formats ranging from a 29.7㎡ ondol room to 60㎡ suites. Check-in is at 15:00 and checkout at 11:00.
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Hotel Asia Jeju
A Jeju City hotel with seven documented room formats for two to four guests and a direct online booking route.
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Hotel Bareve Jeju
A Seogwipo New Town hotel with indoor and outdoor parking, a sauna, and a documented accessible guest room. Check-in starts at 15:00 and checkout is at 11:00.
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Hotel Bridge Seogwipo
A Seogwipo hotel near Maeil Olle Market and Lee Jung-seop Cultural Street, with documented city-, partial-ocean- and full-ocean-view room formats for two to four guests.
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Hotel Golden Daisy Seogwipo Ocean
A 281-room Seogwipo hotel with double, twin, triple, family, executive and suite formats. Its mechanical parking tower has vehicle-size restrictions and fixed operating hours.
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Staz Hotel Heritage
A hotel opposite Gwandeokjeong that reopened as Staz Hotel Heritage in April 2026 after remodeling the former Robero Hotel. Documented accommodation ranges from single rooms to family and ondol rooms.
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Hotel Leo
A Jeju City hotel in Yeon-dong with artworks displayed throughout the property, several documented room categories, and public accessibility information covering parking, an accessible room and family equipment.
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Hotel NANTA Jeju
A 204-room hotel at the foot of Hallasan, themed around the NANTA performance. Rooms range from 31.35㎡ twin and triple configurations to suites with separate living rooms. Check-in is at 14:00, and the operator documents airport travel by two buses with one transfer.
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Hotel RegentMarine Jeju
A 327-room hotel facing Tapdong Square in Jeju City, with city-view and ocean-view room categories, on-site parking and pre- or post-stay luggage storage.
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Hotel Scarboro
A Haye-dong hotel whose current official tourism record documents private spa baths in the rooms and step-free entrance access via a ramp. Accessible parking, an elevator and an accessible toilet are also documented.
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Hotel Seogwipean
A 30-room boutique hotel in Bomok-dong with four documented room formats, all designed with views of Munseom and the sea off Seogwipo. Check-in is handled through a lobby kiosk from 16:00.
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Hotel Shalom Jeju
A 176-room Jeju City hotel with standard, deluxe and suite configurations. Documented room formats range from twin and double rooms to ondol, triple and two-double-bed options.
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Hotel Sirius Jeju
A 280-room Jeju City hotel with documented sea- or city-view rooms, an indoor pool and basement guest parking. An accessible guest room is listed, but its detailed equipment and step-free routes were not verified.
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Hotel Theborn Jeju
A 139-room hotel in Saekdal-dong with seven documented room types, including double, triple, family and ondol layouts. The operator provides free guest parking and directions from Jeju Airport via bus 600.
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Hotel The One Jeju
A four-star Jeju City hotel in Yeon-dong with twin, family, ondol and suite formats. Current booking information documents 15:00 check-in, 11:00 check-out, paid extra occupancy within each room’s maximum, breakfast service and on-site parking.
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Hotel Whistlelark Jeju
A Jeju City waterfront hotel with double, twin, family-twin and ondol room formats, several parking areas and a seasonally operated cold-water outdoor pool.
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Hotel With Jeju
A Jeju City hotel whose checked inventory includes Standard Double, Standard Twin and Premier Twin rooms. Check-in begins at 15:00 and checkout is by 11:00.
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Hotel Yeon Seogwipo
The hotel’s official site documents rooms from a 28㎡ city-view double for up to two guests to a 59㎡ family twin with two bathrooms for up to four. Check-in and checkout use a self-service kiosk, and guests arriving after 22:00 must contact the hotel.
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Hwanggeum Eojang
A second-generation Jeju restaurant serving fish soups, grilled and braised fish, raw seafood and seasonal dishes, with rooms and parking documented on the tourism listing.
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IHO Stay Hotel
A 30-room hotel near Iho Beach with three documented ocean-view room formats. Standard and Deluxe Double accommodate up to four guests; Suite Family has a separate bedroom and accommodates up to six.
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Lee Jaemo Pizza Jeju
A Jeju branch serving thick, old-style pizza made with Imsil natural cheese, alongside spaghetti and salads. Takeaway is documented, including a self-service station for packing leftovers.
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Imje Jeju Main Branch
A Yongdam-dong restaurant serving Jeju black pork cuts and mixed selections, grilled by staff and accompanied by dishes using Jeju ingredients.
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Imseong Banjeom
A small Korean-Chinese restaurant in Yongdam whose documented specialty is spicy gochu-jjamppong made with seafood, mushrooms and vegetables.
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Imseong Gyoja
A Yongdam-dong Chinese restaurant serving Chinese-style dumplings and dishes made with ingredients including tofu and eggplant. The current official tourism listing gives hours of 11:00–20:30 with a 16:00–17:00 break.
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Iori
A Jeju City restaurant specializing in duck dishes, including unseasoned grilled duck served with perilla-seed sujebi, duck stir-fry and duck soup. Only duck soup is documented for breakfast service.
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Irony Ivory
A 70-seat brunch and bakery venue on the lobby floor of Parnas Hotel Jeju’s West Building, serving items such as homemade clam chowder, house salad, lasagna and ragu pasta.
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Island Kitchen at JW Marriott Jeju
An international all-day restaurant inside JW Marriott Jeju, serving seasonal Jeju dishes and Brunch Royale. It operates daily from 07:00 to 21:30; the operator asks guests to reserve dining in advance and provides online and telephone booking paths.
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Jamae Guksu Main Store
A Jeju City restaurant serving gogi-guksu with rich broth, seasoned bibim-guksu and sliced boiled pork. It closes every Wednesday and has an afternoon break.
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Jeju Aerospace Hotel
A 110-room hotel in Andeok-myeon with six documented room categories, private balconies in every room, and views toward Gotjawal forest and Seogwang tea fields.
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Jeju Bolton Hotel
A Jeju City hotel with rooms for two to four guests, 15:00 check-in and 11:00 check-out. Its mechanical parking tower cannot take vehicles 180 cm or taller and may become unavailable when full.
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Jeju Booyoung Hotel & Resort
A hotel-and-resort property in Jungmun with a 23.1㎡ Standard Double and a 148.5㎡ Premium Suite. The cited room pages list check-in from 15:00 and checkout by 11:00.
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Jeju Central City Hotel
A Jeju City hotel at 66 Noyeon-ro with documented room formats ranging from a 25-square-metre Double plus Single to a 66-square-metre two-bedroom Premier Double Twin. Check-in begins at 15:00, check-out is by 11:00, and the official site provides airport bus and taxi directions.
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Jeju Daepae Jip Ildo Branch
An Ildo 2-dong barbecue restaurant serving Jeju thin-sliced pork belly and neck in 100 g portions, alongside other pork and beef cuts and Hallasan budae-jjigae with green onion and thin-sliced beef short plate.
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Jejudang Bakery Cafe
A large Aewol cafe combining Jeju-ingredient breads, brunch dishes and drinks, with separate last-order times for restaurant and cafe orders.
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Jeju Dream Tower Deli
A fourth-floor hotel deli offering cakes, pastries, breads, chocolates, ice cream, coffee and Jeju teas, with takeaway documented by Jeju's official tourism organization.
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Jeju Galaxy Hotel
A 74-room Jeju City hotel offering bedded and ondol-style rooms. Official tourism and accessibility sources document a rooftop pool, parking and detailed step-free-access conditions.
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Jeju Galchi Daegijeong
A Daepo-dong Korean restaurant centered on boneless braised cutlassfish and a set combining grilled, braised and raw cutlassfish, with two-floor seating and parking documented.
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Jeju Hot Pot at Grand Hyatt Jeju
A Sichuan hot-pot restaurant on Level 3 of Grand Hyatt Jeju. Diners choose soup bases and cook meats, seafood, mushrooms, vegetables, dumplings and noodles; the official menu also offers a two-person seafood set.
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Jeju IN Hotel
A Jeju City tourist hotel with Western-style and ondol rooms, a restaurant, seminar space and documented accessible facilities; the accessibility survey dates from July 2022 and should be reconfirmed before travel.
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Jeju Jeongji
A Yongdam coastal restaurant serving Jeju-style set meals and courses centered on braised and grilled hairtail, with dishes such as grilled tilefish and boiled Jeju black pork.
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Jeju Manju
A takeaway bakery in Aewol making pie-style manju in chestnut, Udo peanut and Jeju green-tea flavors, sold in four- and nine-piece boxes.
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Jeju Marina Tourist Hotel
A Jeju City tourist hotel with 80 rooms documented by VISITKOREA. Check-in is at 14:00, checkout at 12:00, paid breakfast is listed from 07:00 to 09:00, and parking and several accessibility features are documented.
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Jeju Noblesse Tourist Hotel
A Jeju City hotel with a first-come, advance-reservation morning transfer from the hotel to Jeju International Airport.
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Jeju Olle Myeonok Jeju Airport Main Branch
A Nohyeong-dong noodle restaurant making Jeju-buckwheat noodles and serving seafood-broth naengmyeon, perilla-oil bibimyeon and galbitang.
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Jejuollero
An ocean-facing Jeju City lodging with an approximately 53㎡ studio for two to three guests and an approximately 76㎡ duplex penthouse for four. The fourth-floor penthouse is accessible only by stairs.
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Jeju Oriental Hotel
A 321-room hotel at 47 Tapdong-ro with standard, deluxe, triple and connecting-room choices documented by the operator. Check-in is at 15:00 and checkout at 11:00; weekday airport pickup requires advance reservation.
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Jeju Pacific Hotel
A 177-room hotel in old Jeju with Korean, Western and rooftop restaurants, a rooftop pool and on-site parking.
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Jeju Palace Hotel
A 94-room hotel in Jeju City's Tapdong area with twin, ondol and deluxe-twin room formats, plus dining, business and event facilities.
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Jeju Resort
An Aewol-coast resort with double, twin, family and duplex room formats, in-room cooking equipment, free parking and Wi-Fi. Check-in begins at 15:00 and checkout is by 11:00.
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Jeju R Hotel & Guesthouse
A 35-room property near Jeju Intercity Bus Terminal, with ordinary guest rooms and dormitory-style accommodation for groups of up to ten. Check-in is at 16:00 and check-in after 22:00 is not accepted.
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Jeju Samho
A Nohyeong-dong restaurant serving individual samgyetang and pufferfish soups as well as steamed seafood and chicken dishes for sharing. It opens Monday through Saturday without a break and may close early when ingredients sell out.
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Jeju Seaview Hotel
A Jeju City hotel with four documented room formats ranging from a 30㎡ Standard Twin to a 50㎡ duplex ocean room, plus breakfast, luggage storage and free guest parking.
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Jejuseon at Jeju Shinhwa World
A Korean restaurant on the ground floor of Jeju Shinhwa World's Marriott Resort, serving set meals and à-la-carte dishes built around documented Jeju seafood, pork, grains and vegetables.
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JEJUSEON THE BLACK
A dinner-only grill restaurant at Jeju Shinhwa World where dishes are cooked on a teppan in front of diners. Its documented late-night course includes mushroom and cauliflower dishes, abalone, cuttlefish, domestic black pork, fried rice and dessert.
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Jeju Shinhwa World Landing Resort
An Andeok resort hotel with 615 rooms and documented 27㎡ king and twin formats. Free outdoor parking requires no advance registration, while the resort shuttle has ended.
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Jeju Shinhwa World Marriott Resort
A resort hotel within Jeju Shinhwa World with connecting rooms, indoor and outdoor pools, a fitness center and on-site restaurants documented by official sources. Check-in begins at 15:00 and checkout is at 11:00.
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Jeju Sun Hotel & Casino
A Jeju City hotel with nine documented room categories and on-site fitness and business facilities. Visit Jeju states that an airport limousine serving Seogwipo and Jungmun stops in front of the property.
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Jeju The Island Blue Hotel
A 150-room Seogwipo hotel with seven documented room formats. Rooms range from 54.89 m² double and twin formats to an 80.33 m² penthouse; check-in begins at 15:00 and checkout is by 11:00.
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Jeju Yukdaepyo
A Yeon-dong barbecue restaurant serving aged Jeju black pork and 1++-grade Hanwoo. The operator documents portion weights and prices, on-site parking, CatchTable reservations and a 22:00 last order.
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Jeongseong Deumpuk Jeju Guk
A Jeju City restaurant serving local fish soups made with horse mackerel or bartail flathead, alongside fried mel, a small local fish.
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Josun Deli at Grand Josun Jeju
A bakery and patisserie on the first floor of Grand Josun Jeju’s main building, serving cakes, pastries and the hotel brand’s Vivente coffee.
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Jujumburi Seongsan Main Branch
A Seongsan evening pub serving tteokbokki, fish-cake soup, fried snacks and drinks. It operates from 19:00 to 24:00 with last orders at 23:00; groups of six or more are advised to call ahead.
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JW Marriott Jeju Resort & Spa
A Seogwipo resort with indoor and outdoor pools, a spa, fitness facilities, a kids club and five dining venues. Check-in begins at 15:00 and checkout is at 11:00; the hotel is about 40 km from Jeju International Airport and provides no airport shuttle.
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Sushi Sakaba Kappo Akii
A first-floor sushi sakaba inside Maison Glad Jeju, combining individually selected sushi, dishes made with selected ingredients and alcoholic drinks. It operates Monday through Saturday evenings, closes every Sunday and asks guests to reserve in advance because the dining room is small.
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Kenny Stay Jeju Seogwipo
A 324-room hotel in central Seogwipo with an official online reservation interface and documented 15:00 check-in and 11:00 checkout.
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Kensington Resort Jeju Jungmun
A 52-room resort in Jungmun. Its documented Kensington Premier garden- and ocean-view categories are 82.66㎡ studios for four adults with two king beds; airport bus 600 stops at the entrance.
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Kensington Resort Seogwipo
A 246-room Seogwipo resort with four documented 85.95㎡ room formats, free outdoor parking and a seasonal outdoor pool. Check-in is at 15:00 and check-out at 11:00.
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Kkamdon Black Pork
A dinner-only barbecue restaurant in Yeon-dong serving certified Jeju black pork, including belly, neck, jowl and shoulder-cap cuts. The official tourism listing documents parking, group seating and highchairs.
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La Seine at LOTTE HOTEL JEJU
LOTTE HOTEL JEJU's sixth-floor buffet serves breakfast, brunch and dinner and documents handmade signature dim sum, family services and advance-reservation conditions.
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La Terrasse at The Suites Hotel Jeju
The first-floor restaurant at The Suites Hotel Jeju serves a breakfast buffet, followed by separate lunch and dinner periods offering salads, pasta, pizza, steak and Korean à-la-carte dishes. Breakfast entry closes at 09:30 and dinner orders close at 21:00.
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Little Haenyeo
A renovated traditional Jeju house rented as one private property, with three bedrooms, a kitchen, a garden and a small haenyeo-themed reading annex near Yongdam Coastal Road.
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LOTTE City Hotel Jeju
A Jeju City hotel at 83 Doryeong-ro with rooms for two or three guests, a morning shuttle to Jeju International Airport and a seventh-floor fitness center.
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LOTTE HOTEL JEJU
An approximately 500-room resort hotel in Seogwipo’s Jungmun area with multiple room formats, a year-round heated outdoor pool and family recreation facilities. Check-in is at 15:00 and checkout at 11:00.
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Lounge & Bar at Grand Josun Jeju
A first-floor atrium lounge serving coffee by day and cocktails and other drinks in the evening. The official schedule lists live performances on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, subject to operating conditions.
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Magpie Brewery & Taproom Jeju
Magpie’s Jeju production brewery and taproom, with four documented year-round beers and brewery tours scheduled Wednesday–Sunday through Naver Reservation.
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Maison Glad Jeju
A Jeju City hotel with multiple room categories, dining, an outdoor pool, sauna, fitness facilities and scheduled airport shuttles. Standard rooms are 24.9㎡ with a double or twin configuration, city view and a bathroom with a bathtub.
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Mangrove Jeju City
A renovated 90-room work-and-stay property in Tapdong with private rooms, a dormitory, work areas and shared cooking space. Check-in is self-service, and the official room rates vary by room type and booking date.
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Manji Restaurant
A compact Japanese restaurant near Gonae Port serving octopus BBQ yakisoba, tonkatsu set meals, king-prawn tempura udon and summer-seasonal tenzaru soba. Parties are limited to four including infants, with an outdoor tablet used for the queue.
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Manon Jeju Main Branch
A Dopyeong-dong restaurant combining Jeju ingredients such as abalone and black pork with pasta, rice, pizza and steak formats.
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Marevo Beach Hotel
An Aewol hotel near Gwakji Beach with double, twin, family and suite room formats. The operator lists 16:00 check-in and 11:00 checkout; wheelchair users should review the measured entrance and bathroom dimensions before booking.
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Margaux at Haevichi Jeju
A bakery café on the first floor of Haevichi Hotel offering freshly baked breads, cakes and cookies with coffee and fruit juice; the operator states that every menu item can be taken away.
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Matna Sikdang
A Korean restaurant near Seongsan Ilchulbong centered on braised cutlassfish and mackerel. Service may finish before the posted closing time when ingredients sell out or wait-list registration ends.
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Mercure Ambassador Jeju
A 71-room hotel in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, with an outdoor infinity pool, fitness center and complimentary outdoor parking. Check-in begins at 15:00 and checkout is by 11:00.
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Milieu at Haevichi Hotel & Resort Jeju
A dinner-focused French fine-dining restaurant on the hotel’s first floor, using seasonal Jeju produce and nearby seafood in changing courses. Seating includes an open-kitchen counter and bamboo-cocoon private rooms.
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Mipojip Jeju Aewol Branch
An Aewol coastal restaurant serving assorted seafood matured in soy sauce with warm pot rice.
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Misschil Jeju Airport Main Store
A Jeju City restaurant serving set meals built around abalone stone-pot rice, dombe pork, grilled or braised hairtail and abalone innards jeotgal.
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Momento House
A small stay on Lee Jung-seop Street with a documented triple-style room featuring two beds, a balcony and a Seogwipo sea view. It also has a lounge, limited on-site parking, pre-entry luggage storage during lobby hours and separately bookable diving sessions for eligible guests.
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Morino Aruyo
An Aewol restaurant centered on three rice bowls: kaisendon with aged tuna, Jeju abalone and octopus, grilled Patagonian toothfish rice bowl, and pork rice bowl. The latest official tourism feature checked lists lunch service only, with last order at 14:00 and no dinner service for the time being.
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Mount Everest Restaurant Jeju
An Indian and Nepalese restaurant on the second floor in Jeju’s old downtown. The documented menu includes curries, naan and tandoori chicken, with halal-certified ingredients and vegan and vegetarian choices described by the official tourism listing.
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M-STAY Hotel Jeju
A ten-story hotel in central Seogwipo with five documented room categories, including Korean-style and Western-style options and city, mountain or ocean views. The operator lists 14:00 check-in and 12:00 checkout.
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Myeon Gongjang
An Aewol noodle restaurant serving black-pork meat noodles made with Jeju wheat, plus bibim noodles, anchovy noodles, bone-meat gukbap, skewered meat and boiled black pork.
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Namdo Goeul
An Odeung-dong Korean restaurant serving individual soup and pot-rice meals alongside a semi-dried pollock pot-rice set that requires at least two orders.
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Nammaene Wang Galchi
A basement restaurant beside Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market serving set meals centered on braised or grilled Jeju silver hairtail, plus a dombe-meat set.
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New Jeju Hotel
A Jeju City hotel whose official room pages consistently document Double, Twin, Single, Triple and Deluxe Twin, while the sixth label varies between Quad and Ondol across its own navigation. Current booking information lists check-in from 14:00, checkout by 11:00, paid parking and advance notice when arrival before midnight is not possible.
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Nine Spa Vill
An Aewol lodging property with spa-oriented and private-pool room formats. A December 2025 accessibility survey documents a steep entrance slope, internal steps and no elevator, so travelers with mobility needs should review the measurements before booking.
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Noknamu at Grand Hyatt Jeju
A Korean restaurant on Level 3 of Grand Hyatt Jeju serving table-grilled Jeju black pork and Hanwoo beef alongside dishes such as sea-urchin seaweed soup, soybean-paste stew and bibimbap.
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Noraba Aewol
An Aewol coastal restaurant serving ramen made with broth prepared each morning and Jeju seafood including obunjagi, crab and locally named ttaksaeu shrimp. A daily afternoon break applies, and weekday and weekend last-order times differ.
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Nui Bapjip
A Seogwipo restaurant serving Jeju dishes with freshly cooked rice, including abalone stone-pot rice, gosari yukgaejang, jeopchak-bone soup and boneless hairtail dishes.
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Ocean Grand Hotel Jeju
A Hamdeok hotel facing the beach, with twin, ondol, terrace, suite and renovated spa-suite formats documented by the operator.
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Ocean Suites Jeju Hotel
A coastal Jeju City hotel with 350 guestrooms. Standard rooms are 30㎡, while Two Room Family rooms are 46㎡ and add an ondol room; check-in is after 15:00 and checkout is before 12:00.
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Ollae
A 39-seat library-style bar on the sixth floor of The Shilla Jeju, serving a sommelier-selected collection of international wines and whiskies in the evening.
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Olle Resort
An Aewol resort offering double and twin rooms, duplexes, large suites and private pool villas. Published room formats accommodate two to eight guests.
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Oneul Jeju
A cafe in Ora-dong serving Jeju-themed baked desserts, including dol hareubang-shaped sand cookies and madeleines, with coffee.
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Oneunjeong Gimbap
A takeaway-only gimbap shop established in 1985 and now operated by its second generation. Advance reservation is required, and orders start at two rolls.
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Pampas Hotel Jeju
A Jeju City hotel on Seohaean-ro with multiple standard, suite and duplex room labels. Reception operates from 07:00 to 23:00, and arrivals after 23:00 require advance notice.
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Panorama All Day Dining
Hidden Cliff Hotel’s second-floor restaurant serves a breakfast buffet plus à-la-carte Korean and Western dishes at lunch and dinner. The current operator-linked menu includes grilled silver hairtail, abalone seafood hot pot, pasta and steaks.
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Parnas Hotel Jeju
A Jungmun hotel with varied rooms and suites, pools, a family lounge and airport-limousine access. Check-in is after 15:00 and check-out is before 11:00; pool use is limited to registered guests and subject to maintenance and weather conditions.
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Pastry Boutique at The Shilla Jeju
A sixth-floor hotel bakery where pâtissiers prepare desserts; the operator specifically describes pastries flavored with seasonal ingredients and premium natural sourdough starters. Pastry Hondi, a gift set of petite brownies and cheesecakes, is offered for KRW 50,000 through December 31, 2026.
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Pearl Hotel Jeju
An 88-room hotel in Yeon-dong with paid buffet breakfast, free guest parking and documented public-bus directions from Jeju International Airport.
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PLAYCE Camp Jeju
A Seongsan lodging complex built around a broad plaza, with compact Standard rooms and larger Deluxe and suite formats. A guest-only free airport bus operates twice daily in each direction on a first-come basis.
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PODO Hotel
A 26-room hotel in Andeok-myeon whose design draws on Jeju oreum and thatched-roof houses. Deluxe, Royal Suite and Presidential Suite room types are listed, and natural hot-spring water is supplied in every guest room.
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PODO Hotel Restaurant
A first-floor hotel restaurant with separate breakfast, lunch and dinner periods. Published lunch and dinner materials describe Jeju-focused set meals, sashimi, black-pork dishes and signature udon.
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Pool Café at Lotte Hotel Jeju
A poolside bar on Garden 1F of Lotte Hotel Jeju, serving pizzas, tteokbokki, fried chicken, seafood ramen and dishes made with Jeju black pork. The official page lists service from 12:00 to 21:00.
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Poolside Bar at The Shilla Jeju
An outdoor poolside bar at The Shilla Jeju with a ground-floor bar and second-floor yacht-themed rooftop. The documented menu centers on handcrafted burgers, fried chicken, signature cocktails and draft beer; only drinks may be ordered from 15:00 to 16:00.
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Poongro Jungmun
A Jungmun barbecue restaurant serving 21-day-aged Jeju black pork in fixed-weight neck-and-belly sets. Staff grill the meat, and both walk-ins and Catchtable reservations are accepted.
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Pungro at Jeju Shinhwa World
A charcoal-grill restaurant in Jeju Shinhwa World serving aged pork, including a six-cut signature black-pork assortment, limited bone-in loin and assorted special cuts. Lunch and dinner operate as separate sessions, with last orders 30 minutes before each closing time.
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Pyeonghwa-ro Korean Buffet
A 300-seat Korean buffet in Aewol offering approximately 40–50 dishes made with ingredients described as sourced directly from producers.
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Ramada by Wyndham Jeju City Hall
A Jeju City hotel with family-twin, ondol, connecting and suite room formats, an all-day restaurant, fitness center, convenience store and rooftop garden.
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Ramada Plaza Jeju Hotel
A 400-room hotel on the Tapdong coast with mountain- and ocean-facing rooms, indoor and outdoor pools, a fitness center and convention facilities.
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Restaurant Café at Shilla Stay Jeju
A 12th-floor restaurant at Shilla Stay Jeju serving a breakfast buffet and operating as a lounge bar in the evening. Breakfast hours differ between weekdays and weekends or public holidays.
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Ryucai
A Chinese restaurant in Daepo-dong that hand-pulls the noodles used for dishes such as jajangmyeon and jjamppong. The official tourism listing also documents sweet-and-sour pork, shrimp and eggplant dishes, reservations, takeaway and parking.
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Saemul
A multi-level cafe on Aewol Coastal Road serving coffee, drinks and desserts, including a croffle inspired by Jeju omegi-tteok. Two current public listings give daily hours of 09:00–20:00 and last orders at 19:40.
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Samdajeong at Maison Glad Jeju
A 250-seat buffet on the first floor of Maison Glad Jeju, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner in a live-kitchen format. Weekend and public-holiday lunch and dinner operate in two sessions.
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Samseonghyeol Haemultang
A seafood restaurant behind the Jeju Provincial Government serving spicy seafood hot pot alongside raw abalone, boiled octopus and abalone dishes.
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Sanbang Sikdang (Moseulpo Main Branch)
A Moseulpo restaurant established in 1971, serving Jeju-style wheat noodles made with anchovy broth and thicker fresh wheat noodles, plus spicy mixed noodles and boiled pork.
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Sanjimul Jeju Airport Main Store
A Geonip-dong seafood restaurant operating since 1999, centered on nine documented kinds of mulhoe alongside live-fish sashimi and braised fish.
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Sarang Bunsik
A snack shop near Dongmun Market serving Sarang-sik, a modakchigi-style plate that combines tteokbokki, dumplings, egg, fish cake and gimbap.
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The SEAES Hotel & Resort
A Jungmun hotel composed of detached guest villas, with Jeju stone walls, thatched roofs and gardens incorporated into the property.
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Seaside Arden
A Jungmun condominium resort with three-bedroom suites measuring 41–64 pyeong. Documented layouts accommodate four or six guests before permitted additions and include kitchens and laundry appliances.
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Seogeon Myeonga
A noodle restaurant near Seogeondo serving house-made Pyongyang-style cold noodles, buckwheat dishes and Jeju black-pork jeyuk. The documented break is 15:00–17:00; last orders are at 14:30 and 19:30, and Tuesday is the regular closing day.
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Seogwipo Hills Hotel
A 53-room hotel in Seogwipo's new-town area with double, twin, family and Korean-floor room formats, free parking and a front desk that closes before midnight.
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Seogwipo JS Hotel
A 219-room Seogwipo hotel with standard, deluxe, family, balcony and suite categories. Its fitness complex and breakfast buffet carry separate on-site charges.
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Seogwipo KAL Hotel
A 225-room hotel on Seogwipo’s southern coast with ocean- or mountain-facing rooms, indoor and outdoor pools, and a garden walking trail.
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Seong Hwa Jeong
A Chinese restaurant in Jeju Shinhwa World’s Somerset Clubhouse serving noodle and rice dishes, pork, seafood and seasonal set menus.
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Seonghwan's Chicken Kalguksu
A Seongsan restaurant centered on chicken-broth kalguksu, with chicken gomtang, whole-chicken set meals and barley bibimbap also documented. It closes every Friday and has a mid-afternoon break.
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Seongsan Ilchulbong Hand Kalguksu
A kalguksu restaurant near Seongsan Ilchulbong serving noodles and porridge made with ingredients including hijiki, beans, bomal (Jeju sea snail), abalone and other seafood. It opens Tuesday through Sunday and may close early when the day’s ingredients sell out.
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Sheraton Jeju Hotel
A Jeju City waterfront hotel with mountain- and ocean-view rooms, family-oriented rooms, indoor and outdoor pools, and a complimentary airport shuttle.
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Shilla Stay Jeju
A 301-room hotel in Yeon-dong, Jeju City. Its documented room range includes Standard, family, triple, Deluxe and Grand formats, while the third-floor fitness center operates daily from 06:00 to 23:00 for guests aged 16 or older.
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Shilla Stay Plus Ihotewoo
A 211-room leisure hotel opened in May 2024 near Ihotewoo, with garden- and ocean-view room formats, an outdoor pool and family-oriented room choices including ondol and bunk configurations.
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Shinhwa Resort Jeju Shinhwa World
A 533-room resort within Jeju Shinhwa World, offering 27㎡ king or twin rooms, 38㎡ family-twin rooms, view-specific options and accessible rooms with roll-in showers.
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Shinhwa Terrace
An international breakfast buffet on the ground floor of Shinhwa Shopping Street, using ingredients from Jeju. The published service window is 07:00–11:00.
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Shinshin Hotel Jeju Airport
A Yeon-dong hotel with seven documented room categories, a 24-hour front desk and an official online booking path.
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Shin Shin Hotel Jeju Ocean
A central Seogwipo hotel with seven room types documented by Visit Jeju. Current offers show different arrival and departure times, so guests should check the selected offer.
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Shinshin Hotel Jeju World Cup
A Seogwipo hotel with seven documented room styles, 24-hour front-desk and fitness operations, and outdoor parking. Guests arriving after 22:00 must contact the front desk.
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Shinshin Hotel Seogwipo
A central Seogwipo hotel with 222 rooms across six documented categories. Check-in starts at 15:00, checkout is at 11:00, and guests arriving after 22:00 are instructed to contact the front desk.
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Sikdang Mayonnaise
A Nohyeong-dong restaurant serving mayonnaise pilaf made with garlic-butter rice, shrimp and cream sauce, alongside aged sirloin and tenderloin pork cutlets.
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Shinjeju Bomal Kalguksu Jeju Main Branch
A Yeon-dong restaurant serving Jeju-style noodles and soup made with bomal sea snails, alongside handmade black-pork dumplings. It opens at 08:00, closes at 15:00 and is closed on Sundays.
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Sinseol Oreum
A Jeju City restaurant specializing in momguk made with gulfweed and pork broth, noodle-topped momguksu, sliced boiled black-pork dombegogi and seafood dishes. It closes on Mondays and takes its last order at 03:00; full current opening hours remain unverified.
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Sky on 5 Dining
A buffet on the fifth floor of Jeju Shinhwa World's Marriott building, serving Korean, Japanese, Chinese and Western food plus dishes using Jeju specialties. Dinner includes six live stations, seasonal seafood, a hot grill, wine and draft beer.
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Skyview Lounge 38
A lounge and bar on the 38th floor of Tower 2 at Grand Hyatt Jeju. The daytime menu centers on high tea, sweets, coffee and tea; the night menu adds cocktails, bar snacks, sharing plates, desserts and wine.
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Skyview Pocha
A level-38 modern Korean pocha serving à-la-carte Korean breakfast daily and Korean dishes with alcoholic drinks at night.
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Slow Matcha at WE Hotel Jeju
A second-floor cafe at WE Hotel Jeju specializing in matcha drinks made with Jeju volcanic bedrock water, alongside tea, coffee and matcha desserts. The operator lists service from 08:30 to 18:00 with last orders at 17:20.
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Somerset Jeju Shinhwa World
A Seogwipo condominium resort with documented 154-square-metre suites containing three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a full kitchen. Family Suite configurations differ in their third bed and maximum occupancy; check the selected room type before booking.
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Sono Calm Jeju
A coastal resort in Pyoseon with cooking and non-cooking room formats, designated pet rooms, a sauna, coin laundry, EV chargers, a coastal walking path and a summer-only outdoor infinity pool. Standard check-in is 15:00 and checkout is 11:00.
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Stanford Hotel & Resort Jeju
An Aewol coastal resort combining hotel rooms and detached villas. Documented room formats accommodate up to three, four or six guests, depending on type.
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Stay I
A private Aewol pool villa with two second-floor bedrooms, an attic, indoor and outdoor play areas, and a year-round indoor heated pool using salt-system disinfection.
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Stay NangNang
A private three-storey house in Seohong-dong for up to five guests, with three bedrooms, four beds and three bathrooms. Check-in is 15:00–00:00, checkout is before 11:00, and pets are not permitted.
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Subokgangnyeong
A Jeju City restaurant serving set meals centered on grilled tteokgalbi made with either Jeju black pork or Korean beef. The official page describes operation both as reservation-based and reservation-priority; takeaway is documented.
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Sum Mora
Haevichi Hotel’s first-floor all-day restaurant serves breakfast and dinner buffets and an à-la-carte lunch, with 214 seats including two private rooms.
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Sunokine Myeongga Dodu
A family-run abalone and seafood restaurant in Dodu-dong, near Jeju Airport. Documented dishes include abalone mulhoe, earthen-pot seafood dishes, abalone porridge and sea-urchin seaweed soup. It operates daily with an afternoon break, and waits may occur at busy times.
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Taegwang Restaurant
A Jeju City restaurant specializing in spicy stir-fries made with Jeju pork and squid, with a documented split-service schedule and Sunday closure.
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Taeyeon Butcher Restaurant
A Jeju City butcher restaurant serving Korean beef sets, Jeju pork and lunch dishes. It operates Tuesday–Sunday from 09:00 to 23:00, with last orders at 21:30, and closes Mondays.
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TE MATA Hotel Seogwipo Jeju
A 228-room hotel in Seogwipo with seven documented room formats ranging from 21.28㎡ to 29.26㎡. Check-in is at 15:00 and checkout at 11:30 on the operator’s room pages.
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THE 88
An all-day Western restaurant on level 8 of Jeju Dream Tower, serving salads, seafood, pasta, pizza, burgers and grilled dishes beside the pool deck.
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The Aewol Main Store
An Aewol restaurant serving Jeju pork in kimchi stew and spicy or soy-seasoned stir-fried preparations. Stir-fried pork requires an order for at least two people; parking is documented on site.
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The Best Jeju Seongsan Hotel
A Seongsan hotel with 12 documented room formats for two to four guests, including pet-designated, bunk-bed and ondol options. Free parking, a breakfast restaurant and a 24-hour laundry room are documented; the published 2026 rooftop-pool season ended August 31.
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The Cliff
A Jungmun seaside complex combining a diner and sunset lounge. It serves handmade pizzas, burgers, drinks and cocktails; food ordering runs from 11:30 to 22:00, while burger orders close at 19:00.
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The First70 Hotel
A Seogwipo hotel with documented double, twin, triple, ondol and suite room formats for two to four guests. Standard check-in is 15:00 and checkout is 11:00; drivers may be directed to nearby parking when the hotel lot is full or nearly full.
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The Flying Hog at JW Marriott Jeju
A seventh-floor dinner restaurant serving wood-fire-grilled Jeju black pork and seasonal ingredients. Advance reservations are required, and the current booking page offers four- and seven-course menus plus a children's menu.
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The Grand Sumorum
A Seogwipo waterfront hotel beside Beophwan Port and Jeju Olle Trail Route 7, with main-building and new-building room formats. Its documented facilities include year-round heated pools, a sauna and an official online reservation system.
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The Lounge at JW Marriott Jeju
A resort lounge that serves seasonal afternoon tea and curated beverages, changing from a relaxed tea lounge by day to a Korean-style jumak concept at night.
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The Parkview at The Shilla Jeju
The Shilla Jeju’s third-floor buffet restaurant serves separate daily breakfast, lunch and dinner periods. Current Korean and English pages publish age-based prices and advance-booking conditions.
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The Shilla Jeju
A 429-room resort in Seogwipo’s Jungmun area with pools, fitness, spa, sauna and children’s facilities. Its Standard room measures 40㎡, accommodates two, and offers double or twin beds with mountain or garden views.
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The Siena Primo
A Gangjeong-dong resort hotel with four accommodation categories and an outdoor heated pool. One documented family suite sleeps four in an 83.3㎡ layout.
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The Siena Resort
A Seogwipo resort with five documented accommodation categories, guest-only pools and a fitness center. The Prestige Suite page specifies 15:00 check-in and 11:00 checkout.
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The Suites Hotel Jeju
A hotel in the Jungmun Tourist Complex with documented two-, three- and four-person room formats. Its year-round heated outdoor pool has scheduled maintenance closures, including September 16, 2026.
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Thira Hotel Jeju
A Seongsan hotel with two- and three-person room options, including a 23.5-square-metre terrace room with one queen bed. A 2025 accessibility survey documents a ramped entrance, one accessible guest room and one designated accessible parking space.
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Tokki wa Geobugi
A Yongdam coastal-road restaurant serving Jeju fish dishes in shared set meals, including braised hairtail, grilled mackerel, dombe pork and bomal soup. It opens from 08:00, takes last orders at 19:30 and is listed as open year-round.
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Topyeonggol
A Topyeong-dong dinner restaurant centered on charcoal-grilled Jeju black pork and soybean-paste stew made with Jeju green soybeans. Its official tourism listing documents pesticide-free wrapping vegetables grown by the restaurant and advises calling before visiting because closures are irregular.
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Ujin Haejangguk
A Jeju City restaurant centered on gosari yukgaejang, a thick local soup made by slowly cooking bracken and pork. The main building operates 06:00–22:00; diners may receive a numbered ticket during busy periods.
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Uni Hotel Jeju
A hotel in Gueom-ri on Aewol Coastal Road, opened in March 2015 with a sunset motif. Visit Jeju lists parking and several on-site facility categories; Standard Mountain View is sold only with breakfast included.
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Velum Resort
A villa-style resort in Topyeong-dong with room formats for two to eleven base guests, kitchens and an outdoor heated pool. The airport-bus stop is about a 20-minute walk away.
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Venga Stay
A Seongsan sports-and-wellness hotel with more than 120 rooms across six room types, designated pet rooms and about 20 documented activity programs. Reception and check-in close at 22:00.
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Ventimo Hotel & Residence Jeju
A Jeju City property with eight documented room formats, from 26㎡ queen and family-twin rooms to 53㎡ two-bedroom suites. Official information also documents guest laundry, fitness facilities, a rooftop garden and detailed parking restrictions.
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Wardah Restaurant Jeju
A Yemeni and Middle Eastern restaurant in old Jeju City serving halal dishes including kabsa, falafel, hummus and chicken shawarma kebab. The tourism authority documents a second-floor prayer room.
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WE Hotel Jeju
A wellness-focused hotel in Seogwipo’s Hallasan mid-mountain area with rooms from 31.5㎡, indoor and outdoor pools, and reservable shuttle transport from Hoesu Intersection. The official booking conditions set check-in from 15:00 and check-out by 11:00.
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What a Bread Jeju
A bakery in Iho, western Jeju City, centered on Crozzi—which combines croissant and mochi characteristics—and mochi cheesecake.
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Yeongchun Restaurant
A Jeju City Korean restaurant centered on grilled Jeju fish such as hairtail and tilefish, served in set meals with pot rice and side dishes. Weekday service includes an afternoon break; Sunday is the regular closing day.
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Yeoumul at JW Marriott Jeju
A Korean tasting restaurant inside JW Marriott Jeju Resort & Spa, presenting a seasonal course inspired by Jeju ingredients and haenyeo culture. It opens Monday and Thursday through Sunday, requires advance reservations and specifies smart-casual dress.
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Yong Fu Family Feast
A Ningbo-style Chinese restaurant on the ground floor of Jeju Shinhwa World’s Marriott Resort, serving à-la-carte dishes and multi-person set menus during separate lunch and dinner periods.
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Yongsan Jeju Youth Hostel
A Yongsan District-operated hostel near Jungmun with five room sizes accommodating two to ten guests. Rooms contain cooking equipment; online or telephone booking is available, while groups of at least 20 must book by phone.
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Y Resort Jeju
A Hwasun resort with six documented room formats, from a 59 m² twin room to a 396 m² penthouse. Rooms include kitchens, and the operator documents breakfast service and a summer outdoor pool.
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Yumeyama at Grand Hyatt Jeju
A fourth-floor Japanese restaurant at Jeju Dream Tower combining sushi, teppanyaki and izakaya formats, from à-la-carte skewers and tempura to omakase. It serves dinner Wednesday through Sunday; teppanyaki omakase and groups of eight or more require a phone enquiry.
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Yunok Main Store
A Jeju City ramen shop serving house-made noodles with broth simmered for at least 14 hours from 100% Jeju chicken. The documented choices include rich Yun ramen, spicy Shin Yun ramen, clear shio ramen, shoyu ramen and chicken-skin gyoza.
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Yurine Restaurant
A Jeju-designated local-food restaurant in Yeon-dong serving hairtail, mackerel and regional soups. The current tourism listing documents parking and several seating formats.
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