Moxy Seoul Insadong
Jongno, Seoul
“Playful urban crashpad”
Vibe
Sixteenth-floor check-in happens over a welcome drink at the rooftop bar, setting a lively tone above Jongno's bustling streetscape.
“Playful urban crashpad”
Compact guest rooms feature modular peg walls, hanging folding furniture, and vibrant industrial-style graphic murals.
Overlooks the traditional tiled roofs of Ikseon-dong Hanok Village with regional craft brews at the bar.
Sixteenth-floor rooftop check-in bar serving welcome cocktails alongside a second-floor communal co-working lounge.
Steps from Jongno 3-ga Station and Ikseon-dong Hanok Village's bustling alleys and cafes
Rooms
Compact layouts maximize space with modular peg walls, hanging folding furniture, vibrant graphic murals, and walk-in showers.
Backstory
Opening in late 2019, the property marked the debut of Marriott's energetic, design-forward Moxy brand in South Korea.
Eat & drink
Rooftop Bar Moxy pairs craft brews and cocktails with panoramic skyline views, while a second-floor pantry handles grab-and-go breakfast.
The neighborhood
Right outside Jongno 3-ga Station, Ikseon-dong's converted hanok cafes, tea houses, and labyrinthine alleys begin the moment you step out.
The app
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