Pullman Ambassador Seoul
Jangchung-dong, Jung, Seoul
“Refreshed Namsan institution”
Vibe
Redesigned interiors inspired by Namsan Mountain's changing seasons bring contemporary Korean polish to one of Seoul's foundational hospitality addresses.
“Refreshed Namsan institution”
The King's buffet running since 1975, alongside long-standing banquet spaces beneath Namsan Mountain.
A fourth-floor outdoor pool beneath a retractable glass dome, accompanied by dry saunas and indoor lap lanes.
Refreshed 2022 interiors inspired by Namsan Mountain, featuring seasonal Korean palettes and smart room controls.
In Jangchung-dong near Namsan Mountain, a short ride from Dongdaemun and Myeongdong markets.
Rooms
Modern rooms draw on soft seasonal colors and smart controls, framing quiet views of the city skyline or N Seoul Tower.
Wellness
A fourth-floor swimming pool sits beneath a retractable glass dome, complemented by indoor lap lanes, saunas, and a golf simulator.
Backstory
The property began in 1955 as Geumsujang, a modest 19-room inn that launched South Korea’s modern private hospitality industry.
Eat & drink
Master Chef Hou Deok-juk leads Cantonese fine dining at Haobin, while The King’s continues Korea’s oldest hotel buffet tradition.
The neighborhood
Set in central Jangchung-dong at the foot of Namsan Mountain, you are minutes from Dongdaemun’s design markets and Myeongdong shopping.
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