Golden Tulip Jeju Seongsan Hotel

We stayed there after route 1 on the Ollie Trail. It was a good location and the amenities were fine. I’d recommend this hotel for a short stay. We opted out of the breakfast so I can’t give my opinion about the food.

I would rate our overall stay a 7/10. It wasn’t bad but it was a little pricey in comparison to the properties nearby and the swimming pool using cost is too high. Plus points * Near to the sunrise point ( walking distance) * Balcony * Room service everyday * Clean Washroom and toilet * Polite Staff Plus points / Negative Points ( depends from person to person) * Too quiet and takes a lot of time to go to touristy places * Not many affordable food options nearby, but does have fancy places and convenient stores nearby * Extra charge for using the pool is too high (10000 krw/ person / day. Negative Points * Cannot refill plastic bottles, despite of them having a drinking water station at the breakfast, they wouldn’t allow you to use it. it’s a little hypocrite as they don’t provide plastic amenities for green initiatives but when we said we don’t want plastic bottles everyday and just want to fill our water bottle, they politely declined. * A little more expensive than some hotels nearby this area.

Pool was closed for a year even though that was not disclosed on the booking site. Hotel is situated to be convenient enough to reach the sunrise peak but there's no shuttle and travelers without a car are at the mercy of the front desk staff, some of whom struggle with English and are not too eager to help call a taxi. No instructions on how to reach hotel by public transit from the airport and travelers have to figure it out themselves. Far from the airport and the main cities of Jeju. Rooms are clean and I appreciated the shower door! CU store connected to the hotel and some restaurants nearby but relatively remote otherwise. No computer terminal to print boarding passes.

It's great to hear that you enjoyed your stay at the Golden Tulip Hotel in East Jeju! Choosing a hotel with nice, clean rooms and convenient amenities like free parking can significantly enhance your travel experience. The environmental-friendly campaign many hotels in Jeju participate in is indeed a commendable effort to reduce waste and promote sustainability. These initiatives often mean that hotels may not provide single-use amenities like toiletries, but it's a small trade-off for contributing to a greener planet. I hope you had a wonderful time exploring Jeju Island!

We stayed in this area as we wanted to visit Aqua Planet and Seongsan Ilchulbong. Surrounding doesn't have many things although you may still find good restaurants nearby. There are 2 bread shops nearby which serve nice breads. And beside the bread shops, there is a cafe and a stall that sells dumplings; which is a good try. They are just opposite each other. When you walk out of the hotel and turn right, within a few steps, there is a restaurants that serve raw fish set meal. Many people ate there so may want to give it a try.

This hotel was a bit above average, but also a bit high priced against the local competition. The location was somewhat convenient and close to many of the sites and transportation hubs. Room was large, quiet and had modern fittings..and a usable desk for work. I arrived in the middle of a bad rain and windstorm, and the room was pretty soundproof, with double glazed sliding door to the balcony but since I couldnt leave it open and the HVAC was turned off centrally, the room was hot and stuffy all night, like a sealed tomb! hard to breath no nightstand or bedside table, and a power outlet at the top of the bed where a headboard should have been, was inconvenient to plug in power charger for phones.