Jeju Island aerial view

Jeju Island, South Korea

Jeju Island, South Korea's volcanic holiday isle, pairs UNESCO-listed lava landscapes and the slopes of Hallasan with a mild climate, black-rock coves and a food culture built on abalone, black pork and tangerines. Luxury travellers gravitate to the Jungmun resort coast and the Seogwipo cliffs, where the country's flagship resorts sit high above the Pacific.

The Shilla Jeju

Jeju's iconic flagship resort, set in subtropical gardens above the Jungmun cliffs since 1990.

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The Shilla Jeju exterior

The Shilla Jeju interior

Lotte Hotel Jeju

A South-African-inspired resort in Jungmun famed for its year-round heated outdoor pool, gardens and nightly volcano show.

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Lotte Hotel Jeju exterior

Lotte Hotel Jeju interior

Grand Hyatt Jeju

Twin-tower skyscraper resort in Jeju City with 1,600 rooms, a casino and an outdoor infinity pool over the skyline.

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Grand Hyatt Jeju exterior

Grand Hyatt Jeju interior

JW Marriott Jeju Resort & Spa

A Bill Bensley-designed cliff-top resort on Seogwipo's southern coast, with sea-facing rooms and an extensive spa.

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JW Marriott Jeju Resort & Spa exterior

JW Marriott Jeju Resort & Spa interior

Parnas Hotel Jeju

A sleek 2022 resort at the tip of the Jungmun peninsula with Jeju's longest infinity pool and floor-to-ceiling ocean views.

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Parnas Hotel Jeju exterior

Parnas Hotel Jeju interior