Marriott has expanded its portfolio of hotels in South Korea with the opening of the 170-room
JW Marriott Dongdaemun Square Seoul.
The new hotel is the second
JW Marriott to open in Seoul and the first hotel in the city to
receive LEED Gold certification.
Located in the heart of Seoul’s
fashion district, adjacent to the train station, key tourist
attractions, and Dongdaemun Market which opened in July 1905, the new JW Marriott Dongdaemun Square Seoul boasts
unobstructed views of Korea’s number one national treasure – the
historical Dongdaemun or East Gate.
The hotel’s food and beverage program
is curated by a stellar team of award-winning professionals from
France, Germany, the US and Korea.
Among the highlights is BLT
Steak, of the internationally renowned New York steakhouse; Tavolo
24 - a casual all-day dining restaurant featuring live cooking
stations; The Lounge which specializes in artisan chocolates,
martinis and afternoon tea, and Seoul Baking Company, which serves
fresh cakes and pastries from its open kitchen.
For visitors and locals alike, the
roof-top Griffin Bar, overlooking the East Gate, is likely to become one of the most sought after social scenes in the
city where guests can sit outside and enjoy the view.
With a total of 10,570 square feet of meeting
space and a Grand Ballroom that can accommodate up to 750 guests,
the hotel is a viable new choice for the MICE (meetings,
incentives, conferences and exhibitions) market. Among its state
of the art meetings facilities is Seoul’s first ultra-high
definition 98-screen media wall.
Nicholas Tse, General Manager of JW Marriott Dongdaemun Square
Seoul said, “Reflecting the JW Marriott brand values of timeless
elegance and approachable luxury, the new JW Marriott Dongdaemun
Square Seoul will deliver a truly authentic travel experience that
will impress even the most seasoned and discerning business and
leisure traveller.”
Marriott,
JW Marriott,
Seoul,
Nicholas Tse
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