Hotel Park Hyatt, Seoul
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“The 185-room Park Hyatt Seoul occupies a 24 -story glass-and-steel building in the central Gangnam district. Floor-to-ceiling windows, warm wood finishes and granite baths outfit its spacious, modern rooms.”
Featured in New York Times’ 36 Hours in Seoul.
“Park Hyatt Seoul maintains a low profile, considering its impeccable offerings and great service. All rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows — even the bathrooms — while the swimming pool at the top of the building is a work of art with shiny glass walls and great view of Gangnam.”
“Spacious open-plan rooms are glassed in with floor-to-ceiling windows that boast city views and come with luxurious bathrooms classed among the best in Asia.”
“The ultra-chic, urban five-star Park Hyatt Seoul is slap bang in the middle of Seoul’s thriving and desirable Gangnam business district. This emblematic glass-walled hotel offers superb facilities including three restaurants and a fully equipped spa along with unrivalled client service.”
What guests liked
- Nice rooms
- Great breakfast
- Friendly staff
- Excellent Wifi
- Great location
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
Standing proud and tall in the middle of the South Korean city of Seoul, the Park Hyatt hotel is an elegant distraction. It is a slim 24-story glass tower located in the heart of Gangnam Business District. The 5-star luxury property was designed with natural oak and stone and has floor-to-ceiling windows, which offer panoramic city views. It stands across from the COEX Convention and Exhibit Center and is only a few kilometers away from Chungdam-Dong Shopping District.
Guests receive celebrity treatment when visiting this hotel. There is a full-service spa, indoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center on the top floor as well as four restaurants and a ballroom. This hotel is unparalleled in comfort, convenience and sophistication.
In addition to the floor-to-ceiling views available in each room, there is also a flat-screen TV, a reclining chair and a mini bar in addition to an en suite granite bathroom with an oversized bathtub and rain shower. Even with the excellent room service, guests will be tempted to sample the exquisite cuisine available at any of the restaurants. Specialties include grilled meats and seafood, authentic Korean and western food, sake and fresh sashimi and sushi. Whether traveling for leisure or business, the Park Hyatt Hotel is the ideal location for accommodations.
Hotel Details
— 185 rooms
— Opened in 2005
— Contemporary style
Hotel Features
— Free WiFi
— Restaurant
— Indoor pool
— Fitness center
— Bar
— Spa and wellness center
— Swimming pool
— Non-smoking rooms
— Parking available
— Concierge services
— 24-hour front desk
— Currency exchange services
— Express check in and check out
— Laundry service available
Additional Info
— Check in begins at 3:00 PM
— Check out ends at 12:00 PM
Address
606 Teheran-ro, Daechi 2(i)-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea.
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