Ocean Suites Jeju Hotel

(Visited February 12-15, 2026) The hotel is about a 10-minute drive from Jeju Airport, making its location quite convenient. The building itself is a bit old, but the room we stayed in had apparently been renovated, making it look much newer and overall quite nice. The TV has YouTube and Netflix, which is convenient for relaxing and watching shows in the evening. This is the Superior Family Quadruple room we stayed in. The bed was quite comfortable, although the pillows were a bit low. The room also has a small private space with a dining table and a small refrigerator, perfect for late-night snacks, desserts, or fruit – a big plus! 👍 Plus, there are plenty of power outlets in the room, so you don't have to worry about charging your devices! 🤣 The only downside is the lack of a bedside table for personal items, which is slightly inconvenient. We stayed for three consecutive nights. There were cleaning tags in the drawers, allowing you to choose whether you need cleaning. The room has daily bottled water replenishment, which is a big plus! 👍 The bathroom space could be improved. 👎 The toilet is generally small, and while there's a sink next to the bed, the water pressure is very low, making it impractical. 👎 The sink itself has normal water pressure, but it's also too small. I think enlarging the toilet space, adding a sink, and a simple vanity would be more practical. The bathroom water pressure is slightly unstable, and the hot and cold water controls sometimes malfunction. 👎 The WiFi deserves special mention. Every room has WiFi, but the speed is terrible. However, we found a set-top box in the room with a label showing the WiFi name and password. Searching for the WiFi and entering the password on your phone allows you to use the network, and the speed is fast and works normally. I suspect it's intended for use with the TV. There's a GS25 convenience store inside the hotel, making it quite convenient; there are also two supermarkets within a 5-minute walk. 👍 Umbrellas can be borrowed at the counter, but only one per room is allowed, which is a bit unreasonable and a pity in terms of service. There is a water dispenser next to the counter, but if you need hot water, the machine is a bit old and has poor contact, so you need to be patient. The parking lot has three floors. The B1 level is relatively large, but the overall parking spaces are small, which is not very friendly for large vehicles. However, the parking lot is open to all, which is very convenient. Breakfast was similar for three consecutive nights, but there were some minor changes each day. Overall, it was quite good, with most of the expected dishes. The hotel seems to have a partnership with airlines, as you can see flight attendants every day at breakfast. I recommend choosing a window seat; the view of the sea and planes taking off and landing is excellent. Additionally, the hotel had heating during my winter stay, making the indoor temperature comfortable and not too hot or stuffy, which is a big plus. Overall, there is room for improvement in the hardware details, but the convenient transportation and reasonably practical room sizes make it a good choice for accommodation near the airport.

Checked in early and they provided the key without any hassle. A special thanks to Jae Bin Park — she is very grounded, polite, and extremely well organized. I truly appreciate her work style and hospitality. It made our stay even more comfortable and pleasant. Totally worth staying here and strongly recommended. The property offers both ocean view and mountain view rooms, and the room sizes are very spacious and comfortable.

We booked two adults and two children on February 4th, by car. The parking spaces are small, so it seems like only two out of three spaces are occupied, or someone parks in the middle space but no one parks on the side. There are no charging stations, but there are in the nearby parking lot. The location is excellent, right next to EMART (which has WOWPASS and the first generation Pokémon machines). It's within walking distance to Qixing Street, the underground shopping mall, and Dongmen Market. Along the way, you can also visit the tourist information center to exchange money, get tax refunds, and collect discount coupons for foreigners (one coupon per passport, I don't know when this promotion will end). The staff are friendly and speak English. There is a self-service laundry on the first floor. We didn't order breakfast. We stayed on the 10th floor facing the mountain. Besides the large living room, a king-size bed, a single bed, and a separate room where we could sleep on the floor, there was still plenty of space even after opening three 29-inch suitcases. The king-size bed was of medium firmness, while the single bed was on the softer side. The room's facilities are a bit old; the floor shows many signs of wear, and the mattress is dusty, but the comforter and pillows don't. The price is reasonable, which is one reason why people stay there. It's a matter of personal preference. The soundproofing isn't as good as I expected; I could hear footsteps from upstairs.