Recommended Jeju hotels with Wi-Fi for a perfect stay!

Recent Reviews for Jeju Hotels

Jeju Viento Gimnyeong Pension
5/51 Reviews
Hamdeok/Jocheon/Gujwa
The sea was right and the sea was so warm and friendly and nice
Eutteum-Won Pension
4.6/55 Reviews
Hallim Park/Hyeopjae Beach
Good location to use Ttukgi Geumneung Sea is also nearby Facility is very clean The refrigerator and air conditioner are great, so everything is good. The boss is also very kind If you take care of your luggage in advance and come to Hyeopjae and Geumneung I think I will definitely stay at the Best One Pension It's hard to find a place to stay here. I will use it again next time~ A light beer before bed
Kensington Resort Jeju Hanlim
4/534 Reviews
Hallim Park/Hyeopjae Beach
The location is a bit off, but by the sea. The scenery is beautiful, it is not recommended if there is no car. And the hotel is in the form of a resort, I think the hotel in peacetime is about the same. But the facts made me very disappointed. Similar to the one-bedroom and one-bedroom home structure, I can cook the rice by myself, but the sanitary conditions are generally the same. Breakfast is also very simple, the hotel does not provide free mineral water, you have to take the water to the lobby on the first floor to drink water. The other is that there are no slippers and toiletries. I think it’s more like a home hotel. Compared with the price, the price is not high.
Bong Stay
3.9/55 Reviews
Dongmun Market / Jeju City Hall
The host is super nice and really fast in responding and helping. The location is perfect. 25 minutes away from the airport and quite in the middle of everything else. The only minus point would be the cleanliness of the bathroom. But if your planning a quick trip to Jeju with your friends, it`s definitly a recommendation
Beach Story Hotel
3.8/543 Reviews
Hamdeok/Jocheon/Gujwa
Rooms: The rooms are clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed. They offer comfortable beds, ample storage space, and air conditioning. The shared bathrooms are also kept in excellent condition, with hot water and good water pressure.
Pension Haneul Tari
4.5/516 Reviews
Jeju Internation Airport / Yeondong
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What is a good place to stay? Please refer to here. It is close to the hospital, close to the shopping mall, and there are many scenic spots, there are also stations, and it is convenient to travel. Such a place can be called a good place to stay. This quadruple room with sea view did indeed do it all. This is a resort. From here to Jeju Halla Hospital, it is only 6km away, so it is very close and very convenient.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best hotels with Wi-Fi in Jeju?

    If you are visiting Jeju for business or tourism, Ramada by Wyndham Jeju City Hall , Hotel Whistlelark Jeju and Gloucester Hotel Jeju are popular choices.

  • How much is a hotel with Wi-Fi in Jeju?

    For hotels with Wi-Fi in Jeju, the average price on weekdays is $107, and on weekends (Friday–Saturday) is $113.

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    There are many luxury hotels with Wi-Fi in Jeju. Maison Glad Jeju, Grand Hyatt Jeju and Ecoland Hotel are very popular.

Property Information for Tourists

Total Properties1,659
Number of Reviews44,598
Highest Price$480
Lowest Price$20
Average Price (Weekdays)$107
Average Price (Weekends)$113

Guide to Jeju Wi-Fi Hotels

Meet Jeju Island —South Korea’s "Hawaii," a compact volcanic island with emerald beaches, lava caves, and Hallasan Mountain. Swim in crystal coves, chat with Haenyeo divers (grandmas who free-dive for seafood), and snack on fresh tangerines. Come to enjoy its wild, warm, yet slow & sunlit charm.

Getting Around Jeju

Don't know how to get around Jeju? Don’t worry—Jeju’s small size (1,848 km²) makes it really easy to explore!

Start at Jeju International Airport (The main airport in Jeju, with both domestic & international flights.), just 10 minutes (3 km) from Jeju City. Most attractions are 1-2 hours apart, and taxis work for quick hops. Buses cover the coast and Hallasan trails, but renting wheels saves time for beaches or lava caves.

If you catch a red eye/super early flight, pls book a hotel with a ​free airport shuttle for a cozy start!

Hotel NameDistance from Airport (CJU)Services
Raon Hotel & Resort26.8 kmFree Shuttle, Indoor pool, sauna, spa, massage room
Maison Glad Jeju2.5 kmFree Shuttle, Business center, spa, massage room, golf course

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Best Areas to Stay in Jeju

  1. ​Seogwipo – Nature lovers’ pick: waterfalls, UNESCO geoparks, and cozy guesthouses near Jungmun Beach.
  2. ​Jungmun Resort – Splurge here for luxury stays, family-friendly theme parks, and cliffside ocean views.
  3. ​Aewol – Chill coastal vibes: Instagrammable cafes, sunset walks on Handam Beach, and laid-back guesthouses.

What to See in Jeju (Best Beaches!)

  1. Hamdeok Beach (East Jeju): White sands and turquoise waters framed by lava rocks, ideal for swimming and sunrise views near Seongsan Ilchulbong.
  2. ​Hyeopjae Beach (West Jeju): Shallow, crystal-clear tides with a bg of Hallasan Mountain, popular for snorkeling and family picnics.
  3. ​Jungmun Saekdal Beach (South Jeju): Golden sands flanked by pine forests and cliffs, offering surf-ready waves and close to Jungmun Resort.

Top Things to Do in Jeju

  1. Hike Hallasan’s Whispering Trails – South Korea’s highest peak isn’t just for pros; even the Seongpanak trail rewards casual hikers with cloud-piercing views and wild deer sightings.
  2. Chat with Haenyeo Divers – Join these badass grannies (no oxygen tanks, just grit) at their co-op in Seogwipo—watch them haul sea urchins, then eat their catch fresh.
  3. Get Lost in Tangerine Bliss – Jeju’s gamgyul (mandarins) are legendary. Pick your own at a sun-dappled orchard, or sip local ale brewed with the fruit. Bonus: The smell alone is therapy.
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