Four Seasons Hotel Seoul
Seoul, South Korea
Highlights
- Prime central location: Ideally placed in the heart of Seoul, within easy reach of Gyeongbokgung Palace, Bukchon Hanok Village and the city’s main business district.
- Elegant contemporary rooms: Spacious interiors with floor-to-ceiling windows, blending modern Korean design with skyline or city views.
- Exceptional dining: A choice of acclaimed restaurants and bars offering Korean, Cantonese, Japanese and international cuisine.
- Luxury wellness facilities: A full-service spa, indoor swimming pool and state-of-the-art fitness centre designed for relaxation and recovery.
- Skyline views: Many areas of the hotel enjoy panoramic views across Seoul’s skyline, particularly atmospheric at night.
- Refined city base:A polished urban retreat that balances high-end comfort with easy access to Seoul’s cultural and shopping districts.
Why we love Four Seasons Hotel Seoul
We love Four Seasons Hotel Seoul for its breathtaking views over the city, including views of Gyeongbokgung. The exceptional staff consistently go above and beyond. The atmosphere is incredibly tranquil, despite the buzz of guests visiting from all around the world. It is also worth slipping downstairs for a cocktail at Charles H, a hidden cocktail bar voted as one of the best bars in Asia.
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Guestroom, Four Seasons Hotel, Seoul, South Korea
Guestroom, Four Seasons Hotel, Seoul, South Korea
Guestroom, Four Seasons Hotel, Seoul, South Korea
Guestroom, Four Seasons Hotel, Seoul, South Korea
Cocktails at Charles H, Four Seasons Hotel, Seoul, South Korea
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Good to know
How to get there
Incheon International Airport (ICN) is the main international airport in Seoul. From here the journey to the Four Seasons Hotel Seoul takes approximately one hour and 20 minutes by car.
Are children welcome?
Children of all ages are welcome at Four Seasons Hotel Seoul, with younger guests made to feel at home through thoughtful amenities. The hotel features a children’s pool and dedicated children’s menus, including options for in-room dining. Connecting rooms are available, ideal for families travelling together, along with the spacious Grand Family Room, which offers a more generous layout for added comfort.
Giving back
Four Seasons Hotel Seoul holds Green Key International certification and demonstrates a strong commitment to sustainability across operations.
Electric vehicle charging and an electric house car are available for lower-impact travel. Vegan and vegetarian options are offered, and linens and towels are refreshed every third day unless requested otherwise.
The hotel reduces energy, carbon and water use through renewable energy sources where possible, energy-efficient room controls, motion sensors, an ice storage cooling system, and on-site wastewater treatment and rainwater harvesting.
Waste reduction initiatives include the removal of single-use minibar items, biodegradable takeaway packaging, refillable amenities, wooden keycards, and recycling and food waste programmes, with surplus toiletries donated to local charities.
Community engagement includes cultural experiences for guests, a large collection of Korean artwork throughout the hotel, and employee volunteering and charitable initiatives supporting local organisations.
What is nearby?
The hotel is set in Seoul’s Gwanghwamun district, within easy walking distance of Gyeongbokgung and the National Folk Museum of Korea, where expansive palace grounds and historic exhibitions offer a strong introduction to the city’s royal past. The atmospheric lanes of Bukchon Hanok Village are also nearby, with traditional hanok houses, small galleries and teahouses set along quiet hillside streets. Gwanghwamun Square lies moments away, a broad civic space lined with statues, fountains and views towards the surrounding mountains.
A short walk leads to Insadong, known for its antique shops, craft stores and traditional tea houses, while Jongno and Myeongdong are a quick taxi or metro ride away, offering a mix of street food stalls, department stores and contemporary shopping. For a change of pace, the Han River parks are easily reached by taxi, providing wide riverside paths for walking, cycling and skyline views across the city.
