Mt. Halla is the highest mountain in South Korea, which is 1,950 m high. As it is the outcome of a volcano eruption, most of mountain is composed of volcanic rock Basalt. On top of the mountain there is Baek-rok lake, which is 500 wide with 3km circumference. In 1970 it has been designated as National Park and therefore the natural habitat has been preserved since; which is why one can experience distinctive beauty and scenery.

Named after its appearance and urban myth, Yongdu-am is told to look like a dragon’s head. Because of this myth and the fact that it is close by the city, it is one of the most popular touristic destinations in Jeju. According to the urban myth this rock is a dragon that could not fly to the sky and fell down to the earth, becoming a rock.

Ihotaewoo beach is well known to be the closest beach from the city, which is about 7km. The beach itself is not so large with about 250m length and 120 width; but because of its location and convenience of transportation, lots of tourists are visiting every year.

Running between Yongduam Rock, one of Jeju's most famous attractions, and Dodu port, this stretch of road offers 5.7km (3.6 miles) of stunning Jeju coastline and scenic views. A true beachfront haven for couples and families, it provides endless opportunities for relaxation and rejuvenation, while also bringing easy access to many cafés and restaurants.

Pork from black pigs is one of Jeju's most renowned specialties and a favorite among visitors. Black Pork Street, as its name suggests, is full of restaurants specializing in this local delight. It is located in Chilseong-ro, Jeju's most famous shopping district, and close to other tourist attractions such as Dongmun Market and Tap-dong Square. Black Pork Street is only 7 minutes away from the hotel, making it one of the closest local attractions.

Dongmun Market - the first and largest in Jeju – is surrounded by local cultural attractions and located just 10 minutes from the hotel on foot. The market is a must-visit destination, offering plenty of opportunities to eat, shop, or simply take in the Jeju sights, sounds and culture. The fish market offers abundant fresh seafood to eat on the spot or take home.