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Home / Hotel / Hotel News / Discover a Wanderlust For Winter At The Shilla Jeju

Discover a Wanderlust For Winter At The Shilla Jeju

December 14, 2018 by StrawberrY Gal

The Shilla Jeju extends a warm welcome to guests this winter with seasonal offerings and exclusive experiences.

Experience a hassle-free getaway with The Shilla Jeju’s Guest Activity Organiser (G.A.O.), a team of experts dedicated to customising outings and guiding visitors to Jeju’s natural winter wonders. Informed and attentive, the G.A.O. oversees every detail and accompanies guests on a variety of outdoor activities, from Snowflake Trekking on Hallasan Mountain to winter hikes, horseback riding and sunset yacht cruising.

For those who prefer lounging within the resort, The Shilla Jeju’s leisure facilities bring a bright spot to the winter months. Plunge into the heated outdoor pool, indulge in a midnight dip at the Soombi Jacuzzi, or turn up the heat in the Finland Sauna. The indoor pool is also reopening for the cooler months. Along with the year-round heated family pool, visitors can expect a variety of water-friendly games and pastime.

To celebrate the festive season, guests can browse the Christmas Market in the resort’s Halla Hall Lobby. The selection includes an array of local food stalls, Jeju-themed artwork, as well as a thematic photo zone every night from 19:00-22:00. Entry is free for hotel guests.

To welcome the cooler months, The Shilla Jeju’s “Sweet Dream in Jeju” package puts the ‘win’ in winter. The offer includes:

✅Accommodation in double or twin Standard Mountain View room
✅Breakfast for two at The Parkview (free for minors under 37 months)
✅Complimentary access to Soombi Spa Zone (Indoor and outdoor swimming pools, adult pool, Jacuzzis & Finland Sauna)

Room rates for “Sweet Dream in Jeju” start at KRW 300,000++ per night, based on two persons sharing a room. The offer is available until December 31, 2019.

Listed as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site, Jeju is recognized for its unique volcanic geology, lava tubes and nature trails. Located on the scenic Jungmun beach, The Shilla Jeju is the ultimate resort destination with its Mediterranean-inspired architecture, and exquisitely designed guestrooms that feature wide windows overlooking panoramic views of the pristine gardens or Pacific Ocean. Pastel hues complement the resort’s natural surroundings to create a serene winter retreat for families, friends and couples alike.

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