Four Seasons Hotel Seoul
Jongno, Seoul
“Palace-adjacent urban sanctuary”
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Vibe
Sleek public spaces designed by André Fu blend traditional Korean motifs with sharp contemporary lines in Gwanghwamun.
“Palace-adjacent urban sanctuary”
Personalized service, plush contemporary rooms, deep soaking marble tubs, and dedicated concierge attention.
Expansive multi-floor facilities featuring traditional Korean saunas, indoor pools, and comprehensive fitness programs.
Contemporary interiors by LTW Designworks featuring curated local artwork and floor-to-ceiling city views.
In Gwanghwamun near historic palaces, financial towers, and transit links
Rooms
Floor-to-ceiling glass frames views of the city skyline and neighboring historic palaces, finished in soft, modern tones.
Backstory
Designers André Fu and AvroKO collaborated on the interiors prior to its 2015 debut in central Jongno.
Wellness
The three-story spa features traditional Korean saunas tiled in eighteen-carat gold alongside glass-walled vitality pools.
The neighborhood
Gwanghwamun's financial towers surround the hotel, with historic palaces and Cheonggyecheon Stream a short walk away.
“Steps from Gwanghwamun and the city's historic core, Four Seasons Hotel Seoul bridges old and new with remarkable ease.”
“A 29-story, glass-and-steel Four Seasons Hotel Seoul, designed by Su Sin Tao of Singapore, is meant to look like an ancient Korean palace...”
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