South Korea accommodation

A sleek minimalist retreat in the heart of historic Insa-dong, Nine Tree Hotel pairs stylish comfort and rooftop city views with easy access to Seoul’s most traditional streets and markets.

The Nostalgia Hanok hotel offers a contemporary way to experience the traditional Korean hanok. With luxury at its heart, the Nostalgia hotel is comprised of several exclusive, private hanok houses for guests to stay in across Bukchon Hanok Village.

Located in the buzzing Daehakro area of Seoul, the Orakai Daehakro Hotel offers a contemporary stay in the heart of the city. Inspired by the regional word for 'Welcome' in Korean, the Orakai brand certainly puts welcoming visitors to Seoul at the heart of their service.

Set right on Haeundae Beach, Paradise Hotel is a lively luxury resort combining stylish rooms, outstanding dining, expansive leisure facilities and sea facing hot spring spas in the heart of Busan.

Rising above Busan Marina near Haeundae Beach, Park Hyatt Busan delivers striking architecture, breathtaking views, and refined luxury in one of the city’s most iconic settings.

Nestled in the heart of Seoul's vibrant Gangnam District, the Park Hyatt Seoul combines sleek modern design with unparalleled luxury, offering stunning views, world-class dining, and an unforgettable stay.

Rakkojae Hahoe Hanok - Giwa Main Complex is a traditional hotel inspired by Andong’s Hahoe Village. Featuring beautiful hanok architecture, the hotel is surrounded by a stream reminiscent of the Nakdong River, offering guests a restful atmosphere.

A rare chance to experience authentic Korean tradition, Rakkojae is a beautifully restored hanok in Bukchon, offering serene courtyard living, historic craftsmanship and an intimate glimpse into Seoul’s past.

Just a 7 minute walk from Busan’s famous Haeundae beach and around the corner from Haeundae subway station, this hotel is in a great location to make the most of what this buzzing city has to offer.

Located in the trendy Hongdae neighbourhood surrounding Hongik art college, Ryse was designed to reflect and celebrate the indie arts and music culture of its local area. The result, designed by Michaelis Boyd of London, is suitably bold: think bright white walls, splashes of colour, and lashings of contemporary art.

Designed by Richard Meier, the Seamarq Hotel is a sleek, contemporary beachfront retreat offering striking modern design, an ocean facing rooftop infinity pool and refined dining with effortless year round appeal.

Built with natural materials such as wood, stone, and hanji paper, Sieunjae reflects harmony with nature and respect for Korean heritage.