Explore South Korea in Style – Hotels and Resorts You’ll Love
When you’re navigating a country as dynamic as South Korea, your hotel is more than just a place to drop your bags—it’s the lens through which you experience the city. In the heart of Seoul’s creative and historic center, PJ Hotel stands out for its rare sense of space and "above-and-beyond" hospitality; it’s a place where you can find quiet balconies and thoughtful touches like in-room garment steamers after a long day of exploring Myeongdong’s neon-lit alleys. If you’re trading the city skyline for the ocean breeze, Hotel the Mark Haeundae offers a sophisticated, residential vibe just a stone's throw from Busan’s most famous beach. These aren't just cookie-cutter stays; they are sanctuaries designed for travelers who appreciate the blend of high-tech convenience—like integrated kitchenettes and seamless digital check-ins—and the warm, attentive service that makes you feel like a local guest rather than just another tourist.
South Korean cuisine is a pleasure to explore - you may have already heard of the infamous Korean style Barbecue and of course Kimchi is world-renowned, but it’s dishes like ttedeobokki or rice cakes in sauce that you really need to try on your trip....
If you see a “no tipping” sign in Korea then don’t tip. Korean’s find tipping offensive, though in the bigger more westernised hotels - it’s often expected - but generally speaking - it’s just not done. Also, when dining out or in a bar -...
Gyeongbokgung Palace. reflecting the grandeur of Joseon dynasty, built in 1395. Visitors who want to experience South koreans history, culture, tradition korean architecture, spacious courtyards and beautifully restored royal halls. The changing of the guard ceremony is aroyal traditions even follows nowadays
Visit Bulguksa Temple
Explore Seokguram Grotto
Walk or cycle around historical parks and royal tombs
Learn about Korea’s ancient Silla history
Enjoy peaceful and scenic surroundings
Bulguksa Temple
Woljeonggyo Bridge
Gyeongju Hwangnidan-gil / Poseok-Ro
Jungang Night Market
Visit historic sites like Gyeongbokgung Palace Jogyesa Buddhist Temple Explore traditional streets at Bukchon Hanok Village Suwon’s Hwaseong Fortress War Memorial and Museum Han River Walking / Riding Gwangjang Market Shop and try street food in Myeongdong Experience nightlife and modern city attractions Enjoy city...
Bukchon Village is a unique place where old Korean people are living in the middle of the modern city. Tourists can see the traditional hanok houses, many of which are still lived in today. As you move on to the streets, you can see the...
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