Name: Baume Couture Boutique
Address: 95 Singwang-ro, Jeju, Jeju, Jeju, 690-170, South Korea
Rating: 8

Air conditioning

24-hour reception

Elevator/lift

Smoke-free property

Heating

All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)

General

Non-smoking rooms

Soundproof rooms

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VIP room amenities

Rooms

Safe-deposit box

Luggage storage

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Restaurant

Poolside bar

Bottled water

Meals

Free Wi-Fi

Internet

English

Korean

Japanese

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Parking

Swimming pool

Outdoor pool

Beach facilities

Beach/pool towels

Rooftop pool

Pool and beach

Business center

Fax and copy machine

Business

Pets Not Allowed

Pets

Location

At the boutique hotel

Jeju International Airport

Baume Couture Boutique

Jeju

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lounge

treatment

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bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

land-view

mountain-view

ocean-front

ocean-view

oceanside

panoramic-view

park-view

partial-ocean-view

partial-sea-view

partial-view

pool-view

river-view

sea-front

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basement

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wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

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breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

As many have said, this property is located in the new part of Jeju City, far from the Waikiki style hotels at the other side of the island. The architecture is new, but not dramatic. The rooms are normal European sized. I was in 610 and found I had a lift just next to my door; there is another lift around the corner that most people use.
Much of what there is to see - and there is plenty! - on Jeju Island is in the tourist area that for shorthand we can call Seogwipo: best to hire a car.
Back to the hotel.
The bathroom area features separate shower (excellent) and bath, plus a basin. In a separate cubicle there is one of those high tech toilets with various functions. I associate them with Japan. There is a good supply of amenities in the bathroom, although none of it name brand.
The fittings in the room were good quality and there was a bar fridge with a good supply of glass ware for serving. Ice was available from the restaurant. The desk area was well-designed, with a safe cleverly fitted in as a drawer. Closet space was more than adequate and the bed was very comfortable, the entire room cleaned at opportune times.
The breakfast, served from 7 to 10am, was buffet and included in our room rate, with a mix of Korean and European dishes. There was an egg chef who prepared omlettes and scrambled eggs on order.
The coffee machine was one of those that grinds the beans and, then, extrudes water through the grounds to produce three levels of coffee: strong, medium and light.
I did not have much interaction with staff, but English language competence does not appear to be a job qualification in tourism in Korea. Staff were attentive, even if they were not sure what one was asking.
Colleagues staying at the same hotel tell me that the restaurant food was good, but I only had breakfast there. There are several restaurants of various quality nearby.

Improving, but more work needed

This place should be a solid 4 for tourists. The rooms are nicely appointed with separate shower and toilet areas. While being situated in the New City portion of Jeju City meant little of touristic interest, same is balanced by the closeness of two highly rated Tripadvisor restaurants [Macho Grill and Olrae Guksu]. There is only one elevator/lift which is surprising for such a place. While the Brits might be happy with tea making facilities, there was no coffee packets in the room. Returning to the room at 1330 one day, the bed had not been made. I told reception not to bother. Make no mistake the breakfast is sumptuous but at 20,000 won per person it will get few takers. Very few dinners in the country have cost that much. Management one day asked due to a religious group having breakfast it I could consider having same after 0830 [it opens at 0700]. It was academic as I was not going to have breakfast in the hotel that day but it sure made you feel like a second class guest of the property. Merely asking was bush league. For such functions, the hotel should have separate rooms. All in all with these shortcomings, the third star is barely earned.

Little things collectively losing a star

Very modern hotel with HIGH ceilings. Disappointed to find that parking was in a lot next door, not underground as we'd been accustomed to at other Korean hotels. Didn't look particularly safe but at least it was parking. Good location; not far from airport. Room was a bit small but clean. Don't recall there being a safe. Best part: the rooftop pool, which was deserted (we were there after the busy summer season), but we managed to get beverages by using the phone in the lounge area. Front desk staff were not proficient in English. One guy gave us wrong directions to a restaurant but luckily we came across one that was awesome. Surprised to find breakfast included. A nice buffet of both Korean and Western-style food.

Not all it's cracked up to be

Classy interior design with nice lightings
The bathroom is spacious with interesting layout
Dunny is separated from shower area 
A bath tub is available as well
Laundry bags provided
The hair dryer is not very effective
Typical city view
Close to airport and restaurants
Courteous concierge staff who stand and bow whenever guests walk in and out
Storage service of luggage after check out is available
Breakfast is good with plenty of choices including grilled fish fillets abalone congee and very sweet corn
A free western blockbuster channel is available
Room is tidy and clean 
They only provide one room key which is inconvenient for couples

Satisfactory experience

This has all the trappings of 5 star hotel but it soon goes awry. The owners obviously spent a bomb on it with all the marble and artwork and cutting edge design however if the rest is average it reflects on the whole experience. The rooms were smart at first appearance but the floors were dirty and black hairs everywhere. I wish I'd bought a Phillips head screwdriver to tighten all the fittings. No sugar, essentials not replaced most of the time and only one coffee sachet. Bizarre! Outside rooms smelt strongly of smoke.... Not a good initial impression. I don't usually whinge much about breakfasts but this was unique. Again, everything "looked" tickety boo until you looked what was really on offer. Steamed bacon, rubbery sausages with negligible taste, a big dish of variously coloured raw Capsicum.
For breakfast? Weird tasting luke warm coffee. The eggs were good if you could find the egg cook. The receptionists look smart but when you get one that barely speaks English there is a problem. Especially getting a taxi. Summing up, looks like a great place run by Basil Fawlty. It has all the potential to be a top rate 4 star hotel with a few tweaks but as it is I'd rate it 2 star and very expensive for what you get.

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