Andaz Seoul Gangnam, By Hyatt

Directly connected to Apgujeong metro station in Seoul, Andaz Seoul Gangnam is just a short stroll from the affluent Apgujeong and Cheongdam neighborhoods, where you can explore Korean chic with luxury fashion and beauty, art museums, and culinary delights. Inspired by Bojagi, a traditional Korean cloth art, the award-winning Studio Piet Boon designed all 241 unique guest rooms, reinterpreting colors and patterns in…

Directly connected to Apgujeong metro station in Seoul, Andaz Seoul Gangnam is just a short stroll from the affluent Apgujeong and Cheongdam neighborhoods, where you can explore Korean chic with luxury fashion and beauty, art museums, and culinary delights. Inspired by Bojagi, a traditional Korean cloth art, the award-winning Studio Piet Boon designed all 241 unique guest rooms, reinterpreting colors and patterns in a modern way. This is evident in the diagonally designed wall, which enhances the sense of space. Jogakbo, a traditional Korean patchwork, inspires the hotel's dining experience, aiming to recreate the vibrant atmosphere of Seoul's street and alleyway dining in a more sophisticated setting. Three innovative drinking and dining venues flow seamlessly into adjacent spaces, allowing guests to relax in an open and free environment while exploring a variety of creative cuisines inspired by local flavors. In response to COVID-19, we are taking multiple steps to care for your well-being. Precautionary measures include enhanced cleaning and sanitization procedures in all guest rooms, dining outlets, and public spaces to maintain a safe environment for you and your loved ones. Starting in 2024, there has been a change in breakfast charges. The cost is now 60, 000 won for adults (ages 13 and above), payable on-site.