Jungmun Tourism Complex All inclusive Vacations

Close to the airport

Great little villa with a view of all the shrimp boats at night.

Beautiful with lots of things to do in the area

Not many korean places to eat around.

Nice, clean, staffs were polite, It was more than I expected.

Very large rooms. The staff was super gracious and friendly.

I’ve been fortunate to travel to around 50 countries and stay at about 20 different resorts, but this one truly stole my heart. It is by far the most beautiful place I have ever experienced, both inside and out. From the moment you step into the reception area—absolutely mind-blowing—you can feel the magic of this resort. Everything is spotless; it’s so clean you could eat off the floors. The staff are exceptionally polite, friendly, and always ready to help with a genuine smile. This resort isn’t just a stay—it’s an unforgettable experience that sets a whole new standard for hospitality. 5 stars not enough for this place!!!

Beautiful property, fabulous pool. Nice big rooms

Close to the airport

Great little villa with a view of all the shrimp boats at night.

Not many korean places to eat around.

Location is dirty not convenient. Not many varieties restaurants.

very old property can use some upgrades n smells bad

We really enjoyed staying at the Jeju Ollero. Mr Jun and Anna were really kind and made us delicious smoothies every day and gave us lots of helpful recommendations. The pool was really nice to swim in. The view from the rooms is absolutely breathtaking. Our showerhead was broken which made for some challenging showers but other than that the place was great. One unexpected detail is that the laundry is not in the property but up the road a 7-minute walk away... The laundry is a 3rd-party coin-operated 24-hour laundrette and is excellent but you do have to go there so budget 1.5 hours every time for that. Also, no pan-frying meat so we made basic meals. No safe but apparently there are no thieves in Jeju. Overall it was a great stay and made a great base of operations for us to drive around the island. Pro-tip if you are used to driving in North America, I found driving in Jeju to be challenging. There are speed traps all over the place and the local drivers know where they are and speed everywhere else, so they are right up your backside as soon as the speed traps are done... also they are loose with the lanes, I witnessed 2 accidents and was driving extremely defensively, especially in roundabouts. Jeju is a large island and there is a lot to see if you have the patience to drive around.