Area Attractions

The design-led 3,000sqm Grand Plaza has been designed for the residents of Jeju as a social space for events or just to relax. World famous landscape designer Martha Swartz and water feature designer WET Designs collaborated in the design of this unique space. The shape of the water fountains was inspired by the shape of Jeju's volcanic craters. The multi-layered gradient colors mimic the colors of the craters and free-flowing golden lava. A generous space with steps allow people to sit in comfort. Watch out for events and activities organised by Jeju Dream Tower at the Grand Plaza.

The latest Korean fashion trends can be found at Jeju Dream Tower's HAN Collection K-fashion mall. Occupying two floors of the podium, shoppers can shop to their heart's content. To re-energise for the next round of retail therapy, grab a snack at the hotel's Pop-Up Plaza, serving popular international street food, desserts and beverages.

Wine and dine in the clouds looking out into the horizon. Featuring a multi-dining and entertainment destination to whet your appetite for the finer things in life. Move around Lounge 38, Pocha and Steak House for a multi-sensory dining experience throughout the day.

The largest outdoor podium pool deck on Jeju Island at 4,290sqm. Watch the sunset on the horizon on a clear day. Lounge in the infinity pool, hot tub, cabana or day bed. The children can play at the kid’s pool. For lunch or dinner, head to Italian restaurant Café 8 for authentic Italian cuisine with a connected Terrace to experience the outdoors. Access to the pool deck (including Terrace) is available for hotel guests only. Pool deck operational hours are subject to change without prior notice, and may vary due to weather conditions.

Located near the city center, Halla Arboretum serves as an educational and research facility. There is a walking trail nearby that makes for the perfect walking route for morning walks.

Seongsan IIchulbong peak rose from under the sea in a volcanic eruption over 100,000 years ago. The peak is surrounded by yellow colored canola flowers in the spring and is a famous look-out point to view the sunrise.

Although it is the closest beach to Jeju City, many people are surprised by the mystery of the place. The beach is hidden away behind a pine forest with a quaint and exotic lighthouse that sets the backdrop for the perfect sunset photo.

Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and South Korea's highest peak, Halla Mountain is a very popular tourist and hiking spot. No pre-registration is required for three courses: Eorimok Trail, Yeongsil Trail and Donnaeko Trail. You can admire the grandeur of the mountain and feel the heart of Jeju.

Jeju Dongmun Traditional Market is one of the most popular traditional markets in Jeju, selling local produce, household items and gifts. In the evening, the market turns into a night market and food street.

Yeon-dong is a 15-minute walk from Grand Hyatt Jeju. The street is filled with restaurants, bars, clothing and souvenir shops showing the fast moving trend of South Korea.

Brick Campus is the world's first and only brick-art theme park. Under the motto of 'everybody is an artist', you can experience the masterpieces of the best artists in Korea and abroad. Try to make your own artworks in Brick Campus as well.

Snoopy Garden is the place where you can discover Snoopy, Charlie Brown, and the rest of Peanuts' friends. Walk, watch, eat, and rest at Café Snoopy and the Peanuts Store. Rest and relax with your new Peanuts' friends.

Moomin Land is the first place in Korea where you can experience media arts, woodworks, gift shops, and Moomin House and Garden. Moomin Land Jeju invites you to the world of Tove Jansson.