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Jeju Island Welcomes New Shilla Stay Hotel – Making Sightseeing and Shopping More Convenient for Chinese Tourists

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — On March 1, the “Shilla Stay Jeju” opened in Jeju City, the gateway to tourism on Jeju Island. Beloved by domestic and international travelers alike, Jeju Island welcomed 6.12 million visitors last year. Close to Jeju Airport, Jeju City offers easy access to the island’s major attractions. With the opening of Shilla Stay Jeju (301 rooms),...
    On March 1, the “Shilla Stay Jeju” opened in Jeju City, the gateway to tourism on Jeju Island.


    The top floor of the hotel features an “outdoor terrace” and “rooftop lounge” – amenities usually found only in overseas luxury hotels or fine dining restaurants – where guests can enjoy a panoramic view of Jeju while savoring a variety of fine wines or beers.

    To the east of Jeju City lies the Geumneung Maze Park, to the west is the Ajou Beach known for its azure sea, and about 30 minutes to 1 hour to the south is Hallasan National Park.

    Shilla Stay Jeju is conveniently located near Jeju Health Road in downtown Jeju City and the Shilla Duty Free Shop Jeju branch, making shopping easy for staying guests.

    The room rate at Shilla Stay Jeju starts from 130,000 KRW (taxes and service charges not included) per night, with breakfast costing 28,000 KRW per adult and 15,000 KRW per child.

    The Shilla Hotels & Resorts group already opened Shilla Stay Dongtan in Dongtan-dong, Gyeonggi-do, in 2013, and Shilla Stay Eseom in Eseom-dong, Seoul, in 2014. The group plans to open Shilla Stay locations in a total of 10 regions by 2016, providing high-quality and considerate services to more travelers.

    Inquiry number: +82-64-717-9000; for room reservation details: +82-2-2230-5660~1;
    For more information, please visit the website www.shillastay.com/jeju

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