Lotte Hotel Jeju Reviews

As expected, Lotte Hotel is Lotte Hotel. In particular, the newly renovated room had a wooden floor instead of carpet, so it was clean and had a modern feel. The walking path leading to the beach was well-maintained, and the coffee provided free of charge in the room was both capsule coffee and decaffeinated, so I could feel the attention to detail. I was able to conveniently reserve a room that allowed late check-out, and the La Seine breakfast was excellent. I used the humidifier for free, which was useful, and everyone who served me was friendly!

I stayed in a twin room for two nights in December. I booked this hotel because it was expensive but had many Japanese reviews and good ratings. The limousine bus from the airport also stops at the hotel entrance, but there are 600 and 601, and 600 does not stop there (as of December 2024). I was able to check in in Japanese, which was very reassuring. The young man was modest and said he was not very good at Japanese, but I was able to understand what he was saying and I was able to make a reservation for dinner the next day. The hotel has a palace-like exterior and a VUITTON store near the lobby, which makes you feel rich, but the room was very far away. Both breakfast and dinner are quite expensive. For breakfast, I went to a nearby cafe or Starbucks. For dinner, I went to the hotel's buffet dinner once. It is a little cheaper for guests staying at the hotel, but it is over 10,000 yen per person. However, the content was attractive. You can also eat raw meat yukhoe, which you cannot eat in Japan, as much as you want. You can also eat all-you-can-eat crab. There was sushi, sashimi, and abalone. It felt like I was able to enjoy Korean and Jeju-style cuisine all in one place, so I personally think it was good to stay there. (I had almost all my breakfast and lunch at cafes during my stay.) Nearby there was the Teddy Bear Museum, a 7-Eleven, and a BHC Chicken. Further ahead was a Starbucks with a unique exterior and an Olive Young. (Within walking distance) The room was spacious and clean, and it had a bathtub, which was very nice. When I called guest services to rent a car and asked in English if they were OK with Japanese, I was relieved to hear that they handed me over to someone who spoke Japanese. There were also people who spoke Japanese at the restaurant and at the entrance, so I was able to spend my time there without encountering a language barrier. I've stayed at the Lotte Hotel in Seoul before, but personally I felt that the staff were better than I expected. I'd like to stay there again if I have the opportunity.