Amber Pure Hill Hotels & Resorts Jeju

My husband and I came here to relax and slow down from the hustle and bustle and this location exceeded our expectations. We were surprised to be the only Americans there during our stay. The resort is on a switchback road, 10 minutes away from Mt. Hallasan’s Gwaneumsa Trail. If you do not like the mountains and being away from convenience stores then this location is not for you. The staff is incredibly nice and helpful and the gym, spa, and pool were great wellness amenities in addition to the room with touches of bath bombs and desserts we found ourselves wanting to spend a lot of our time enjoying what the hotel had to offer. Emphasis on the pool being amazing, thank you for not making me wear a swimmers cap!! The buffet is delicious and had an amazing spread between western and eastern appetites, we never got tired of it. We also had unlimited Heineken that we purchased with our stay and found it to be an excellent deal to wind down in the evenings. If we find ourselves in Jeju we will absolutely book here again. Areas for improvement: - Add cocktails to the pool menu - Add facial and massage services to the spa to enhance wellness capabilities in the resort. - There is also potential for the resort to work with local businesses for horseback riding, guided hikes, etc.

It was a great experience! My in laws were so happy! 😀 I’ll definitely come back again ☺️

We booked a two-night stay at the New Wing Hill Luna family room. Upon arrival, we were greeted by a majestic view at the front desk building and an impressive crew, after driving through several bends to reach the location. However, the toilet in the attic had no place to hang clothes, and the flush was malfunctioning—the bidet spray would activate automatically when seated. The face basin was installed outside the toilet, causing water to splash into the room when used. Additionally, the TV receiver was mounted behind the TV, requiring us to control it from the back. The air conditioning system kept turning on and off in an attempt to regulate the temperature, but the attic remained stuffy and still. Overall, this accommodation is not suitable for families planning to dine in, as it lacked a proper dining space, and the fridge was small and not cold. Due to some personal reasons, we rejected the offer to change the room and decided to check out the following day, forfeiting our second night’s stay—which cost us SGD$500+.