Grand Hyatt Seoul
Yongsan, Seoul
“Mount Namsan resort landmark”
Vibe
Perched on the wooded slopes of Mount Namsan, the buzzing lobby lounge gazes out over the Han River and Seoul skyline.
“Mount Namsan resort landmark”
Mount Namsan fixture since 1978, hosting grand family banquets and seasonal winter ice skating traditions.
Nightlife institution J.J. Mahoney's and a buzzing lobby lounge drawing evening crowds for live music.
Landscaped Namsan grounds featuring eleven dining venues, tennis courts, and a seasonal pool-turned-ice-rink.
On the slopes of Mount Namsan overlooking Hannam-dong, a short ride from Itaewon and downtown Seoul.
Rooms
Golden oak woodwork pairs with bojagi-patterned glass panels and ink-brush artwork, framing wide vistas of Mount Namsan or the river below.
Wellness
Landscaped gardens wrap around tennis courts, a full-service spa, and an outdoor pool that transforms into an illuminated ice rink each winter.
Backstory
Opened in 1978 as South Korea's first Hyatt, the hotel originally featured interior architecture by celebrated designer John Morford.
Eat & drink
Eleven dining venues span Hanwoo beef in Pira ovens at The Steak House to live music at storied nightlife lounge J.J. Mahoney's.
The neighborhood
Mount Namsan's walking trails sit right behind the grounds, while the indie boutiques of Hannam-dong and Itaewon are just down the hill.
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