The world's only scenic hotel, you can see the sunrise and sunset in one shot.
Living in the U.S., I visit Jeju Island almost every year. By the way, it was the greatest experience I've ever had. First of all, the staff is very friendly. Not only is it kind, but it's also full of energy to help.
The atmosphere of the hotel felt like a honeymoon hotel for locals. The warm swimming pool was always nice, and most of all, the sea view where the fishing boats pass day and night made me calm. I was born in Korea and immigrated to the U.S. for 33 years (63), so I visit Korea every year because I want to feel my mother's arms. Another good thing is that it is close to Seogwipo, so I rented a rental car from the airport because all kinds of good restaurants are close by, but as a drinker, I usually go to Uber more. Next time, I will not rent a car and just take a taxi from the beginning. As the value of Hanwha has recently dropped, the price of a dollar has exceeded 1,400 won, so compared to the U.S., the hotel cost and taxis have felt very cheap. The exchange rate today was over 1,500 won. I'm worried about what the current Korean government is thinking of ruining the country like this.
Also, what was really good was that there was a jacuzzi in the room, so I could see the sea view unfolding through the windshield while taking a bath.
I love traveling so much that I've never been to anywhere in the world, and I've been to many hotels before, but I've never been to a hotel like this one where you can see the sunrise and sunset. From the window of your room, you can see the sunrise on the left, and the sunset on the right in the evening. Experience it for yourself if I'm right.
Hotel costs were also not that expensive because of the exchange rate, but I felt that time was too short to explore nearby restaurants for a total of 5 nights and 6 days.
If there was one regret, I always look for the food I used to eat when I was young in Korea, but in the hotel, everything was fusion food, so it was regrettable that I had to go out and eat everything because there was no hangover soup, sashimi, or just Korean breakfast. It was regrettable that there was no simple Korean food for foreigners, such as rice cake bok, sundae, or hotteok.
And, finally, I would like to express my gratitude to everyone who worked hard during my stay. I will definitely visit you again when I visit Korea next time. Thank you. Happy New Year's holidays, and happy New Year!