Give your heart to the City Centre

Seoul’s Jung district places you right in the middle of the bustling capital city amidst tall skyscrapers, trendy nightlife and major shopping hotspots. Appease your retail cravings at Myeongdong, an upscale shopping district, and Namdaemun Market, which is much cheaper. Climb the Seoul Tower on Namsan Mountain to see the vast expanse of the city.

City Centre hotels pack the luxury and service into comfortable accommodation close to all your travel wants and needs. The Sheraton D Cube, Westing Chosun, Lotte World and Park Hyatt are all award-winning hotels boasting elegance and a penchant for making guests wish they could stay longer.

Oppa Gangnam Style!

Made world-famous from the song Gangnam Style, the district of Gangnam brings the flash and dazzle to Seoul with skyscrapers, neon signs and hundreds of night spots. This is Korea at its most modern and flamboyant, with a rainbow fountain and an enormous underground mall featuring a cinema, aquarium and hotels.

The hotels reflect the modern ideals of the area with spacious living and plenty of facilities. The five-star Ritz-Carlton and Oakwood Premier satisfy all the needs you have and didn’t even know about. Stay at the Grammos or Park Hyatt for similarly exquisite accommodation that keeps you rested for more shopping, sightseeing and of course dancing Gangnam style.

Discover palaces and history in Jongno

Known as the ‘Palace Quarter’, Jongno is the historical core of Seoul where you can visit numerous palaces including the Five Grand Joseon Palaces and the Royal Palaces, which contain 600 years of the Joseon Dynasty’s history. You’ll also be able to wander through streets with traditional Korean houses and browse through the stalls in Seoul’s biggest antique market street.

Find your own little palace at hotels near Jongno such as the Prince Hotel, Nine Tree Hotel and Grand Hotel. The Hotel GS, one of the closest to the Palace Quarter, is also great value for the service and comfort you receive.