HOTELS

SEOUL DRAGON CITY Industry is a hallmark of modern Korea, and Seoul’s districts are alive with specialist workshops and stores supplying lighting, electronics and engineering services. Seobu T&D Corporation – the developer behind Seoul’s latest major hotel project – has its roots in such a commercial area, Yongsan, also home to plush neighbourhoods and upscale hotels. It is also where Seoul Dragon City opened in autumn 2017 as Korea’s largest hotel, with a combined 1,700 guestrooms spread across four brands. The “hotelplex” is also a major project for Accor, which has its Novotel Hotel, Novotel Suites, Grand Mercure and Ibis Styles in Dragon City. For special events, the cluster boasts Sky Kingdom, with four levels of themed venues housed in a bridgeway that links two of the towers, and includes the Sky Beach,…

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Business Traveller Asia-Pacific Edition (Digital) - 1 Issue, March 2018

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