Jeju Island

One of the most interesting and original hotels on Jeju, Podo was designed with the concept of traditional cottages and the nearby mountains in mind. — Fodor's

In the heart of Jeju City's most popular shopping district, this is the first luxury boutique hotel on the island. — Fodor's

The modern rooms are good value compared to the surrounding properties in Tapdong. — Lonely Planet

Don't worry, there are only touches of yellow, and the staff are helpful but not overbearing. — Lonely Planet

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Pleasant self-catering accommodation. — Lonely Planet

If you just want to rest your head on some lovely white sheets in a modern hotel at the end of a day exploring the island, you won't mind the windowless, small rooms at Champion. — Lonely Planet

The modern, industrial-chic social spaces at this guesthouse carry through to the black metal bunkbeds and large lockers and machine-like cleanliness. — Lonely Planet

With great views of the ocean and mountains, the Ramada is centrally located in downtown Jeju City and a five minute walk to the chic Tap-dong shopping district. — Fodor's

Stylish, contemporary, and fully-loaded with all the usual amenities, this remote getaway is a popular family destination and just minutes from the beach. — Fodor's

Recently renovated, this luxurious piece of paradise is right on the beach and in the heart of Jungmun, a trendy town packed with new restaurants and attractions. — Fodor's

This luxurious retreat has a longstanding reputation for being one of the island's best hotels. — Fodor's

The enormous and comfortable self-catering apartments at this resort are great for families or groups of friends to share. — Lonely Planet

Decent-value motel near the seafront, with spacious though scruffy rooms. — Lonely Planet

This hilltop pension has well-kept and equipped self-catering rooms with enclosed balconies. — Lonely Planet

A favorite among backpackers, this modest guesthouse is in the heart of old Jeju City and around the corner from the lively Si-cheong shopping/bar district. — Fodor's

Located in the quaint neighborhood of Nae-do just 10 minutes from Sin-Jeju, this small yet stylish inn is nestled amongst farm lands and traditional Jeju homes. — Fodor's

Large, well-equipped, modern rooms with wooden floors, most of them sea-facing, make this hotel appealing. — Lonely Planet

The friendly staff speak English at this appealing backpackers joint that occupies an old-fashioned hotel. — Lonely Planet

Handy if you want to be in the City Hall party district. — Lonely Planet