Park Hyatt Seoul
Gangnam, Seoul
“Minimalist skyline sanctuary”
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Vibe
Check-in takes place on the top floor, where sweeping glass frames the glowing intersection of Gangnam below.
“Minimalist skyline sanctuary”
Super Potato's striking minimalist interior framed in Burmese teak, natural granite, and dramatic glass walls.
Discreet high-floor check-in, personalized concierge service, and deep stone soaking tubs overlooking Gangnam skyline.
A heated infinity pool cantilevered on the twenty-fourth floor overlooking Teheran-ro with full thermal suites.
Set in the heart of Gangnam's financial district near Samseong Station.
Rooms
Designed by Super Potato, timber-lined spaces feature deep granite soak tubs set right beside floor-to-ceiling windows.
Backstory
Japanese studio Super Potato sculpted the hotel from natural stone and glass, opening the high-rise sanctuary in 2005.
Wellness
An infinity pool floats on the top floor, hovering high above Teheran-ro alongside stone saunas and treatment rooms.
The neighborhood
Positioned at Samseong Station on Teheran-ro, the tower sits directly within Gangnam's glass-walled financial district.
“With its striking lobby, by the Japanese firm Super Potato, it’s clear that this Park Hyatt means to compete in the big leagues when it comes to design.”
“Among the glistening skyscrapers of the Gangnam district, Park Hyatt Seoul is a discreet resident — its presence so subtle, it’s easy to miss.”
“A contemporary oasis of tranquility in the midst of a hard-charging city.”
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