JW Marriott Hotel Seoul
Seocho, Seoul
“Urban wellness powerhouse”
Vibe
Polished public spaces by Bruno Moinard and Olson Kundig set a tranquil, design-forward rhythm above one of Seoul's busiest transit centers.
“Urban wellness powerhouse”
A three-level wellness complex spanning natural hot spring baths, an indoor jogging track, and a scuba pool.
Spacious redesigned guestrooms feature marble bathrooms with deep soaking tubs and dedicated dining at Tamayura.
Interiors conceived by Bruno Moinard and Olson Kundig showcase sleek woodwork, rich taupe palettes, and curated artwork.
Connected to Shinsegae Gangnam and the Express Bus Terminal subway hub in Seocho.
Rooms
Muted taupe interiors feature hardwood floors, photography by Seungsang Park, and deep marble soaking tubs designed for lingering after long city days.
Wellness
The three-level Marquis complex houses natural hot spring saunas, an 85-meter indoor running track, and a dedicated scuba diving pool.
Backstory
During a major 2018 overhaul, the hotel eliminated over one hundred rooms to expand floor plans across all guest accommodations.
Eat & drink
Sip garden-herb cocktails at MOBO Bar, order Edomae sushi at Tamayura, or dine on wood-fired cuts inside The Margaux Grill’s glasshouse.
The neighborhood
Direct underground connections link the property to Shinsegae Gangnam department store and three major subway lines at the Express Bus Terminal.
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