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A really nice hotel with very large and comfortable rooms. The heated pool was nice even during a slightly chilly February breeze! Two nice restaurants and a nice bar bear by but everything else is a 20-30 minute walk away. We booked this as it was directly adjacent to the olle trail we were walking g during our short break (olle 8 - photos are of the walk) Will certainly be back

This is a great exprience for us for the enrtire stay. From the welcome to the room tour, your staff were so helpful. Facilicties and training for your team is excellent, demonstrate a good teamwork. I especially thanks Mr. Taehee, and the reception on 26 -27 May 2023. They help me find and confirm my lost bag and follow up the delivery of the bags via long haul call .They know I don't understand Korean and be my translator until the car arrived airport, which is my last chance to pick up for my further trip. I was so lucky to meet all of you and wish Bayhill Pool and Villa be the top choice in JEJU.

Location is good. I was planning to take a taxi to a restaurant. There are delicious pork restaurants, raw fish restaurants, and cafes right in front of the hotel. There is also a convenience store I will come again on my next trip to Seogwipo. After hiking Halla Mountain, it was the best to relax in the hot water of the swimming pool.

Introduction Located about 70 minutes drive away from the Jeju international airport in Seogwipo, South Korea, the Cornerstone Hotel (코너스톤호텔) is a 1-star budget motel located within the Seogwipo city center. The key appeal of Cornerstone Hotel is as a short-stay stopover at the south of the island, within walking distance of the city, with most travellers staying just 1 or 2 nights at most. Ambience Ambience is cozy, almost cramped. Basic with limited views of the city, the place is functional and clean. Students on holiday opt to stay here, thanks to their budget-friendly prices. There's a rooftop terrace offering views of the city, which is particularly beautiful during sunset. Room Rooms at Cornerstone Hotel have a frustrating power layout, preventing use of some of the power sockets. The rooms are also exposed to harsh sunlight during the day, making them really warm. The bed is suitable for individuals, less comfortable for couples. The cable television, wi-fi, mini refrigerator, and bathroom are basic and functional. We tolerated the room during our stay, which was fortunately short. Food Food is self-prepared, thanks to their well-stocked pantry, and common kitchen. For breakfast, supplies of toasted bread, strawberry jam, white rice, soy sauce, and sliced cheddar cheese are all free. With a CU convenience store nearby, it's easy to get more food and drinks. Service Service is hardworking. The single staff manning the counter oversees guest services (check-in/out, request fulfilment), parking valet services, waste disposal, and security, though housekeeping is thankfully through a team of cleaners. Staff also helpfully guide guests in using the free washer and dryer, and use of cooking equipment in the common kitchen. Facilities & Activities The facilities and activities are typical of a motel, with the common kitchen and common dining room a great place for chilling, working, or interacting with others. There's free self-service laundry with the shared washer and dryer, and the ground floor parking area is guarded by a fierce dog (on a leash). Overall, the Cornerstone Hotel is decent for short stays of 1 or 2 days, except that I dislike the room power layout and really have to tolerate it.

I booked Jeju trip for three nights. Out of those three, I spent two nights in the eastern part of Jeju in different hotel. Out of curiousity I booked this hotel because when I visited Seoguipo in mid 2010's, I had a chance to walk by and was impressed with landscaping. As soon I checked in, I knew I made a mistake. I should have spent whole three night in this facility. What's striking for me is that the place's ambience is absolutely uncomparable to any where I visited. Normally, traditional korean style ”stays” emphasize bit of gothic style with monotic roof tiles which only rich and privileged have enjoyed and bit fake. But this place has absolutely traditional common village of yester year's of Korea. The small alleys winding around each units and carefully groomed plants ensuring privacies of guests. Staff's are amazing. These aren't just repeatedly trained staff's whose automatic apologies seem very robotic. They genuinely care guests and I am wondering how this small facility retain such fantastic staffs. I highly recommend to book with family, friends for multiple nights. Accomodations are great and just sit around and looking out bring out the very definition of ”healing experience.” Pros: Fantastic experince. Amazing landscaping with careful architecture. Well maintained with facility with great servicing area. Want a genuine traditional village with modern comfort. Great staffs! Cons: Bit retro with mechanical keys and showing bit of age. No direct beach access. If you are a beach head, may not be for you.

We got a room that was sea facing, and it was simple and clean. Basic amenities are provided, except toothbrush. Room was clean and in good condition. Do look out for beautiful sunsets while you are there. Fortunately we made it as we only check-in after 5pm (due to our schedule). There's a nice balcony to chill on and bbq pits that you can book in advance. Parking is available on site too as you probably need to drive to be able to get to this place. It's about a 40mins drive from Love Land and airport.

The store owner is very nice and enthusiastic, and there is also a cute little dog in the store (but it is locked in a corner of the yard so it will not scare the customers) The room is big and clean. You can even see dolphins. It’s really a treasure B&B.

We stayed for five nights in the tropical hideaway hotel. The hotel is nicely decorated, as are the spacious rooms. A real plus is that all rooms have a direct sea view and a balcony, and the bathtub on the balcony is awesome. The pool area is equally nice. The language barrier (English) is a small issue, so perhaps service is more personal when you speak Korean. Anyway, everyone spoke sufficient basic English and was very kind. Breakfast is good, but the variety could be better. Every day, there is a little set menu (see pictures), yet there are only two different menus. So we ended up having the same again after day 3. Offering a bit more variety would be great, although we enjoyed the breakfast overall. A downside is that breakfast is only between 8:30 and 9:30 am, so if you plan to go for a hike or so and want to leave early, that’s not ideal. The location in a little seafront village is nice. There are a few restaurants within walking distance. Just note that going to some famous places in Jeju will imply quite a bit of driving (e.g., 1.5 hours to Seongsang and 45 minutes to Seogwipo). In any case, you need a car. In sum, it’s a good choice in Jeju, and we recommend it (keeping the above notes in mind)

*BACKGROUND My wife and I live in Incheon and wanted to stay at this hotel for a 3-night staycation. (Note for Bonvoy members: We booked the first night via a FNA+points, and then the next two nights with just points.) Cash rates during our stay were 1.2m KRW per night. *CHECKING IN We rented a car at the airport and drove in. Plan on allocating around 75 minutes for that drive. The resort is quite far from any shops or sightseeing sights, and you should plan to have access to a car while you are staying here. Taxis are often hard to come by, and it's a real hassle to order one, even via apps. There is no shuttle bus offered. When we got to the resort, we parked our car in the covered parking and went up to the 8th floor lobby. The semi-open-air lobby is really a nice place. We arrived under cloudy skies but can imagine it could be spectacular under sunny skies. There are 6 large couches around the inner perimeter of that lobby, for people to check-in. When we entered the lobby, the staff intercepted us and told us to sit at the couch and they'd take care of us. A first staff member dropped by with some small ice cream cups. (My wife asked whether a coffee was available and they said no.) Then another staff member came over with the check-in form. No complications, but my ”Payment type” was typed in as ”KEB Hana Bank Card”, which I don't have. The card I added during booking was a totally different credit card. When I asked the staff about the error, they told me to ignore it. That was a bit strange. There are three quirks that you might notice as you make your way from check-in to your room. First, after you go up to check-in on the 8th floor, you go back down to the 3rd floor, in order to walk outside under cover to another building where most of the rooms are. And then, unless your room is on that 3rd floor, you'll take another elevator to get to your room. So, three elevator rides just to get to your room, upon your first arrival. Second, the hallways don't seem to be temperature regulated; at least in the summer, the hallways are not air conditioned. Possibly they are not heated fully during the winter either. I presume it's part of their pledge towards sustainability. Second, the buttons for ”up/down” when you call for an elevator also include a touchless sensor, presumably for anti-bacterial health reasons. But then when you enter the elevator, there are no such sensors, and you have to touch buttons to go to a floor. So, it does defeat the purpose of touchless buttons in the first place. The resort is really weirdly designed. I mean, the materials are all very solid. Lots of marble, stone, and wood. But the layout is quite ridiculous. The architect apparently wanted to design a place that fostered exploration and instead created a place for confusion. (For one, I'd wish to see some benches or seating next to the courtyard garden as you walk out of Dancing Durimi to The Lounge.) By Day #3, my wife and I did fee

I booked this hotel after watching a vlog over youtube. The sky stairs and the giant swing are very instagramable. Unblocked coastline view from my room. Walking distance to many eating places. The duplex room is lovely and tastefully designed with a private bathtub at the rooftop.