South Korea accommodation

Spread over the 3rd-19th floors of Busan's iconic LCT tower, The Signiel Busan offers luxury by the sea at its prime location by Haeundae beach.

It’s not just that you’re nearly twice as high as any other building in the city, giving you unparalleled views as far as mountainous Bukhansan National Park. Everything about the Signiel is superlative.

Traditional Korean Hanok houses, with their upturned eaves and tiled roofs show a distinctive architectural style that harmonises with nature, emphasising natural materials and a layout designed to blend seamlessly with the surrounding landscape.

Sofitel is a real treat – a five-star hotel with an indoor pool, spa, and floor-to-ceiling views of Seokchon Lake, fringed with cherry blossoms in spring, red and orange leaves in autumn.

With a soothing neutral colour palette and expansive sea views through floor-to-ceiling windows, the Sono Calm’s 300-plus guest rooms offer a relaxing retreat from this bustling maritime city.

Located alongside Gangmun Beach and its lush pine forests, St. John's hotel offers comfortable luxury in the heart of Gangneung. Rooms are sleek and minimalist with light wooden furnishings and greys and blues to echo the sea outside and every bedroom has a private balcony (though not all have sea views) to relax on.

Located in the heart of the Jungmun Tourist Complex and just a short walk to the nearest beach, the Seaes Hotel and Resort is the first five-star traditional hotel in Jeju and blends the modern and traditional seamlessly in its luxurious rooms.

A refined Jeju escape set beneath Mount Halla, the Shilla blends classic elegance with family-friendly fun, world-class dining, and resort-style relaxation just steps from Jungmun Beach

Located just south of Gyeongju's historic downtown, Wadamjeong Hanok and Hanok 1st Street offers an elegant blend of traditional Korean architecture and modern comfort, creating an ideal setting for a memorable stay.