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"Room was clean, desk chair was abysmal should have been removed thrown out long time ago, sagged incredibly, "complimentary ear plugs" as construction site outside. Paper cups? Really? No coffee making, just a kettle and two tea bags with some sugar and paper cups. They call this 4 star? Great location, way over priced for the product being offered. Stayed at another one of their properties in Busan prior to this one in Seoul. Busan property was AMAZING this one was anything but....."

"need daily clean and dust the room( too much dust), staff was nice and friendly, I don't recommend breakfast ( it's not worth to pay that price)) gym was ok."

"Great food options around "

"Poorly designed. Had a two bedroom suite and the bedrooms had no privacy. One bedroom didn’t even have a door on it, just open to the living room. Kitchen poorly stocked and don’t have the are essentials. Would not stay again. "

"Its my favorite hotel in Seoul. Deeply appreciative to Lucas and Carmen for their kindness and looking out for us. 🙌"

"The staff were very friendly and kind. Staff always made us feel welcomed. The room was clean and a bit small but perfect if you don’t plan to be in the room all day. The hotel has a WOWPASS kiosk in the lobby which was perfect for money exchange when needed. The hotel is right next to multiple restaurants and convenience stores and 3 minutes from City Hall bus station. Overall, highly recommend."

"Good"

"Great location! Close to Yongsan Station and I-Park Mall. Very clean room with a comfortable bed. Not much dining options in the building but there are plenty of restaurants near by so that was not a problem at all."

"The Grand Hyatt Seoul has a fantastic location above Itaewon with beautiful views, and that's about all it has going for it. The service was among the worst I have experienced at a hotel in this category. I repeatedly asked for housekeeping and no one ever came. Turndown service simply doesn't exist here. For a property charging luxury rates, these are basics, not extras. Credit where it's due: a manager kindly moved me to a renovated room, which was a welcome gesture, and breakfast was decent enough. But one helpful staff member cannot make up for a hotel that seems indifferent to its guests. If you are considering the Grand Hyatt for a Seoul trip, I would strongly recommend the Four Seasons instead — comparable location in old Seoul, and they actually understand what service means."