3039-1, Saekdal-dong
Cheju-Do, Nightly Rates(139.88 - 286.22)4 Star
Property Description
A spectacular resort setting on Chungmun Beach, on the island of Jeju in the East China Sea, overlooking the Pacific Ocean; approximately 50 minutes by air from Seoul.
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* Individually controlled air conditioning and heating * Private bath and shower * Radio * Color TV with in-house movies * Minibar with refrigerator * Electricity: 110 & 220 volts * All rooms with internet access
Guest Services and Shops
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* Room service from 6 am to 1 am * Resort centre * Baby-sitter * Beauty & barber shops * Currency exchange * Major credit cards accepted * Laundry & valet * Tour desk * Lobby shops * Express check-out * Car park for 75 Vehicles * Safety deposit boxes * Private safes in suites * Rent-a-car desk
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Miscellaneous Information
South Korean Won is the native currency.
Check in time is 12PM
Check out time is 12PM
Time Zone is GMT+9
Opened in 1985
224 rooms.
0 suites.
12 floors.
Directions
Take Chungmun express road south and follow signs leading to Chungmun. When coming to the intersection with Korea Power Station on the right hand side, turn right and continue on main road until the hotel sign is visible. Follow the sign and it will lead you to the hotel.
A spectacular resort setting on Chungmun Beach, on the island of Jeju in the East China Sea, overlooking the Pacific Ocean; approximately 50 minutes by air from Seoul.
Cheju International
Guarantee Policy
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Cancellation Policy
Cancellation policies vary based on day of arrival. When making reservations, please read the rate rules given immediately after selecting a specific rate. Policies are provided before the reservation is complete.
Restaurant Information
DAGMAR'S CAFE RESTAURANT
Enjoy the spectacular view of the surrounding sea, western cuisine and specialities in an elegant atmosphere. Start a perfect day with our breakfast selections, have lunch and dinner with a variety of seasonal specials. Open 7 Days, 7:00 am to 11:00 pm Location: on the Lobby Level
HAEWON RESTAURANT
Private Ondol rooms for an intimate occasion and an elegant restaurant with authentic Korean decor will make your meal an experience to remember. Our Korean specialities have been refined to suit even the most discerning gourmet. Open for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner each day Located on R Floor
UMIBE RESTAURANT
Take a journey through the mystique and elegance of Japanese cuisine or try a more modern approach to cooking at our Teppanyaki counter. Our Tatami rooms will give you privacy if so desired. Open for Dinner each day Located on R Floor
ISLAND LOUNGE
Set in a tropical garden, this will be your Island of relaxation. Exotic cocktails, speciality coffees, snacks, ice-cream creations and the grandeur of our atrium lobby makes this the place to meet. Open everyday from 10:00 am with live music from 5:30 pm till 10:00 pm Located on Lobby Level
REGENCY CLUB
The Regency Club is designed to ensure that each guest receives the individual attention of our specially trained staff throughout their stay. After checking into the Regency Club in the Lobby, the guests will be escorted to the 10th and 11th floors, then shown to their rooms by our Assistant Managers/Concierges who are on duty daily to take care of guest requirements, whether it is a restaurant reservation or arrangement for a hunting trip. Complimentary Continental Breakfast in the morning, coffee & tea all day. Enjoy an evening snack and refreshments from 5:00pm to 7:00pm with our compliments.
CAPTAIN HAMEL'S
A party space of unequalled fame on the Island. Sing in the Karaoke Rooms and dance until the wee hours! Open: 7:00 pm til late, each evening Located on R Floor
GROTTO BAR
Whether you want to stay dry or cool down in the water, this spectacular view of the waterfall and the sea is not to be missed. Open during the summer only, we serve cocktails and tropical drinks or try some ice-cream specialities and snacks. Open: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm each day during the summer only Located at the Poolside
DELICATESSEN
Home made pastries, noodles and pastas, freshly baked bread and a wide variety of expertly prepared confectioneries are available. We can also prepare sumptuous lunch boxes for enjoyment during tours or outings. Pick up a bunch of fresh herbs grown in the Hyatt Regency Cheju organic herb garden. Open: 6:30 am to 11:00 pm everyday Located on the Lobby Level
ROOM SERVICE
Enjoy international cuisine and local specialties in the comfort of your room. For personal service, open from 6:30 am to 1:00 am everyday
FOLK VILLAGE
During the Summer Months, enjoy local hospitality, cuisine and music at the Korean Folk Village Traditionally guests sit on straw mats, but, if you prefer, sit up at the bar or under a straw umbrella at a table. Open: 6:00 pm to midnight every evening Located 1minute walk from main entrance of the Hotel
BANQUET AND FUNCTIONS
Whether in the Ballroom, a Restaurant, onsite or offsite catering, at Hyatt Regency Cheju, we strive to avoid the ordinary and standard when it comes to meetings, conferences and banquets. Whatever your requirements, you will quickly appreciate the flair, artistry and quality we bring to every event. You will find creativity and imagination: attention to detail: personalised planning service: the right atmosphere: a commitment to quality: and occasions to remember - the winning touches for a successful function.
Recreation Information
Recreational Facilities
* Health Club with sauna and massage * White sand beach * Indoor pool * Outdoor pool * Tennis courts * Jogging track * Children's game room * Casino * Blackjack, Roulette, Craps, High-low, Baccarat, Wheel of Fortune
Location
Situated in the heart of the Chungmun Tourist Complex overlooking the Pacific Ocean, close to all tourist attractions of Cheju Island.
Points of Interest
* Boating * Deep-sea fishing * Scuba diving * Horseback riding * Hunting and target shooting * Golfing * Island tours * Mountain climbing and hiking * Bicycling
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