Park Hyatt Seoul

Park Hyatt Seoul opened in 2005 and is located in the heart of Seoul's Gangnam district, directly across from COEX and the World Trade Center Seoul complex. Occupying the upper floors of a striking glass-and-steel tower, the hotel features 185 guest rooms and suites designed by renowned interior design firm Super Potato. Its design blends contemporary sophistication with traditional Korean influences, incorporating natural wood, stone, and warm residential touches throughout. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide panoramic views of the Gangnam skyline, the Han River, and the surrounding mountains, while its acclaimed dining venues, spa, fitness center, and indoor infinity-edge pool offer an intimate luxury retreat amidst one of Asia's most vibrant business and cultural districts.

Room Review

Highlights

Contemporary residential design with warm natural materials and an elegant Korean-inspired luxury aesthetic.
Floor to ceiling windows provide stunning view of Gangnam featuring COEX and the World Trade Center Seoul
Individual air conditioning turned on in the winter, keeps room cool
Orignial design from 2005 is still stunning and holds strong

Detractors

Minor wear and tear
Bedding did not feel luxurious

Bathroom Review

Highlights

Unique design for this room, sink is out in the open behind the TV area, separate area for bathtub, shower, and washlet
Stone finishes are a unique touch and is seen thought the hotel’s design
Features view of Han River and Seoul cityscape
Bath amenities by Le Labo (Bergamote 22)
Rainfall shower pressure score: 4/5

Detractors