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Popular Hotels in Central Seoul

Hotel Skypark Central Myeongdong 2
Affordable business hotel in center of Seoul

Daily from $138

Hotel President
modern hotel near City Hall (Euljiro 1-ga subway station)

Daily from $142



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Anyong Haseyo!  KoreaHotels.com offers a fast way to find your hotel in this land of pine-covered mountains, rice plains, Confucian temples, K-pop culture, and modern cities.

Discover luxury hotels and budget lodging in dynamic Seoul and nearby Incheon with its international airport. Travel by rail to Busan, Daegu, Gwangju, and Ulsan and other major South Korean cities for conferences and sightseeing. Choose a hotel in Gyeongju for a journey back in time to stone pagodas, royal mounds, and Buddhist art from the Silla Kingdom of the 10th century.

For a relaxing vacation, the holiday island of Jeju will tempt you with its beach resorts, lava tubes, tangerine picking — and over 200 hotels. Come to Korea, meet 51 million locals, and relive the spirit of the Winter Olympic Games held recently in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

Seoul Neighborhoods

Gangnam District
Lively business district on Seoul's south side. Modern hotels, restaurants, shops & COEX (Convention & Exhibition Center)
Myeong-dong
Shopping area in central Seoul with department stores, international-brand shops, restaurants, casual eateries

Insider Travel Tips

  • Incheon Intl Airport is 48 km west of Seoul. The Airport Railway Express (AREX) brings you to Seoul Station in central Seoul in just 43 minutes for 8,000 won (about US$6).
  • Summers can be hot and humid in Korea — monsoons in July & August bring half the annual rainfall. Locals head to Haeundae Beach in Busan or to Jeju Island. Mild temperatures and low rainfall make spring & autumn ideal. Enjoy hikes in National Parks Jirisan, Songnisan, and Seoraksan.
  • Visiting Seoul: (1) Tour Gyeongbokgung Palace, rent a Korean gown (hanbok), watch changing of guard. (2) See traditional Korean houses (hanok) in Bukchon Hanok Village. (3) Have lunch in Insadong Street, known for tea houses, local foods & art. (4) Jogyesa, head temple of Korean Buddhism near Insadong, has ancient trees and peaceful courtyards. (5) Sample street food at Gwangjang Market.
  • Seoul's Itaewon Street is full of character: trendy shops, restaurants, alleyways, and cosy cafes. Hannam-dong (Hannam for short), an affluent area on a nearby hillside, is a hub for fashion, cafes, and art.