1/5

Park Hyatt Seoul

Seoul • Gangnam • SPLURGE

avg. $377 / night

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PB hotel design editorial

Anchored at the heart of Gangnam's Teheran-ro corridor, where Seoul's financial and tech districts converge in a dense grid of corporate towers, the glass curtain wall of Park Hyatt Seoul rises twenty-four floors above street level with a quiet authority that distinguishes it from its noisier neighbors. Completed in 2005 and designed by Australian architect Kerry Hill, the building's warm amber glow at night — visible in the exterior image as a lantern effect against the deep blue Seoul sky — is no accident: floor-to-ceiling glazing across every guest floor turns the tower's interior warmth into its most compelling facade element. Hill's interiors work in the same register as his architecture — restrained, material-led, and rooted in an East-meets-minimalism sensibility that runs through much of his hospitality work across Asia. The 185 rooms are finished in pale oak flooring and warm timber headwall panels, punctuated by rust-red geometric rugs that carry a subtle reference to Korean bojagi textile patterns. The upper-floor Club Lounge introduces granite column screens, cobalt and magenta upholstered seating, and a large fragmented ceramic artwork in terracotta tones, the whole composition grounded by pebbled stone water features. Perhaps most memorable is the 24th-floor indoor pool, where blue-lit pendant rods descend from the ceiling above still water pressed against full-height glass — the city's skyline suspended in reflection below.

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Best Luxury Hotel in Gangnam, Seoul A luxury stay awaits you here in Seoul! Perfectly located in the Gangnam near the COEX Convention, Park Hyatt Seoul provides an uncommon experience, promising elegant and gracious service on a personal level. From top-class gourmet options to tranquil spa services, you will enjoy an unparalleled level of comfort and sophistication that exceeds every expectation.

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Internet

Free Internet

Park Hyatt Seoul Reviews

2,344 reviews

"Even though it has been almost a year since our stay at Park Hyatt Seoul, I still remember what a wonderful experience we had. The hotel was very clean, beautifully maintained, and the location is excellent for exploring Seoul. I would also like to give special recognition to Bentley, who welcomed guests at the entrance and opened the doors. He greeted us warmly every time we arrived and made us feel truly welcome. His kindness and professionalism left a lasting impression. Great hotel, wonderful service, and we would happily stay here again."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 10, 2026

"Park Hyatt Seoul is centrally located in Gangnam -- so basically part of the "new city" as compared to the "old city" on the other side of the Han River. It is similar to Park Hyatts that may you have experienced in other countries. The closest I put it to is Park Hyatt Toronto. Service is top notch, and absolutely no complaints. I had the largest corner suite room, with more TVs than I needed, but the Beosound *and* Bose soundbars were nice touches. The bathroom has heated flooring and double vanities, which are always appreciated. The toilet has a washlet -- it's not a Toto, though -- and so a bit inferior (splitting hairs?). I was there on business, and appreciated the large desk with plentiful outlets. Similarly, there were outlets to the sides of both vanities, as well as outlets above both bedroom nightstands. It's little things like this that can really make or break a stay. Every is super, super nice. Laundry service, non-express, was in by 9 or 11 am (I can't remember which) and out by 6 pm. When I travel for business, I go for "easy" and "seamless" -- I want everything to just work right, and I have no complaints with the Park Hyatt in this respect. I received an email ahead of my reservation that due to construction I may hear noise at times in the room. I was on a lower floor -- the 8th floor -- and frankly couldn't tell that there was much if any noise. Maybe 10-20 minutes a day? Absolutely not a problem. I visit Korea at least once a year, and this is my go-to hotel. Large rooms, for a reasonable price. Oh, one last thing -- I'm vegan, and they cater to vegans. There's actually a complete vegan in-room menu. Very unusual for an Asian hotel. My personal opinion with Park Hyatt is that it's a hair under Four Seasons, and two hairs under Mandarin Oriental. That's not a negative, as those are both fine hotels. If you are expecting "over the top" service at Park Hyatt, you may be disappointed. But if you are expecting solid, luxury service, it's your hotel. I recommend it wholeheartedly."

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Mar 03, 2026

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