Seoul
Seoul combines royal palaces and traditional streets with dense contemporary neighborhoods. Food, shopping, design and mountain viewpoints offer varied ways to experience the capital.
Hotels in This Destination
Inside Paradise City near Incheon Airport, Art Paradiso is an adults-only, all-suite boutique hotel where dramatic European-inspired interiors meet contemporary Korean art and entertainment.
Set against Namsan, Banyan Tree Club & Spa Seoul blends city views, in-room relaxation pools and unusually extensive sports-and-wellness facilities into a true urban resort.
Conrad Seoul pairs oversized high-rise rooms, Han River views and a serious fitness-and-spa complex with direct access to IFC Mall in the heart of Yeouido.
Four Seasons Hotel Seoul brings 317 large rooms, palace views and one of the capital’s deepest wellness programs—including a Korean sauna—to a prime Gwanghwamun address.
InterContinental Grand Seoul Parnas is a 550-room Gangnam flagship directly connected to COEX and Parnas Mall, with oversized rooms, a 25-metre indoor pool and polished Korean-contemporary interiors.
Josun Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Seoul Gangnam places Korean heritage and bold midcentury design high above Teheran-ro, with skyline rooms, five dining venues, a dramatic indoor pool and a location built for Gangnam business and shopping.
JW Marriott Hotel Seoul is a polished Gangnam luxury hotel connected to the Central City complex, with expansive rooms, six dining venues and one of Seoul's most substantial hotel fitness clubs.
A landmark central Seoul hotel beside Myeongdong, Lotte Hotel Seoul combines extensive dining, spa and fitness facilities with two distinct towers and exceptionally convenient access to shopping and transit.
An art-filled integrated resort beside Incheon airport, Paradise Hotel & Resort combines luxurious rooms, pools, CIMER spa, a casino and extensive family entertainment with museum-scale contemporary art.
A minimalist high-rise retreat in Gangnam, Park Hyatt Seoul uses Super Potato’s wood-and-stone interiors, huge windows, granite baths and a sky-high pool to turn one of Seoul’s busiest districts into a calm urban escape.
A Seoul institution since 1979, The Shilla combines 464 polished rooms, Namsan views, indoor and outdoor pools, a full spa and some of Korea’s most celebrated hotel dining in a secluded hillside setting.
Occupying floors 76 to 101 of Lotte World Tower, SIGNIEL Seoul turns one of Korea’s tallest buildings into a sky hotel with panoramic rooms, an 85th-floor pool, destination dining and extraordinary Han River views.
Overlooking Seokchon Lake in Jamsil, Sofitel Ambassador Seoul combines 403 rooms and suites with 160 serviced residences, lake views, an indoor pool and a polished French-Korean dining and wellness program.
A century-old landmark near City Hall and Myeongdong, The Westin Josun Seoul combines 462 rooms and suites with a major athletic club, polished dining and a remarkably central address.