Art Villas Jeju
Inland Saekdal area, Seogwipo; Seogwipo, South Korea
Art Villas Jeju turns accommodation choice into an architectural decision. The development brings together villas designed by several architects, including Kengo Kuma, Dominique Perrault and Seung H-Sang, with different approaches to Jeju's volcanic forms, light and landscape. Kuma's curved roofs, for example, draw on the island's rounded volcanic cones. The villas offer multiple bedrooms and substantial living space, making the property particularly relevant to families or friends travelling together. Selected layouts include kitchens and outdoor Jacuzzis, but facilities and occupancy differ between designs and should be checked against the exact villa. The inland setting encourages a more private, residential style of holiday, with island outings planned around transport rather than a walkable resort strip. This is a compelling choice for guests who enjoy architecture and want to spend time together in one generous space. It is less about a conventional hotel-room experience than choosing a temporary home with a distinctive design. Confirm meals, additional facility access and bedding arrangements when comparing the different buildings and booking options.