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| July 26th, 2024 Korea Wellness News |
Welcome to our latest blog post, where we explore the exciting developments in Korea Wellness as of July 26th, 2024.
Renowned for its innovation and holistic approach, Korea Wellness continues to set the pace in the global wellness industry.
In this post, we delve into the nation's newest AI-driven health monitoring systems, offering real-time insights that empower individuals to take charge of their well-being.
We also highlight the booming Korea Wellness tourism sector, attracting global visitors eager to experience traditional Korean practices like Hanbang and modern wellness retreats.
Furthermore, we discuss the government's increased funding for mental health services, emphasizing a comprehensive approach to wellness that includes mental, physical, and emotional health.
Join us as we uncover how Korea Wellness is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life, setting a global standard.
Whether you're a wellness enthusiast, a healthcare professional, or simply curious about innovative health practices, this post provides valuable insights into the future of Korea Wellness.
Read on to discover how Korea Wellness is shaping the world of wellness today.
Wellness meets AR technology in strategic collaboration between Festivalon and With The Lake
Ltd. announced on 15 July that it has signed a business agreement with With the Lake Inc. for mutual cooperation through the adoption of AR software and AI. The agreement aims to achieve win-win development between the two companies and includes joint events and projects utilising AR technology and infrastructure.
With the Lake will develop a prototype of its AR platform for the barefoot walking course at Festivalon, and the two companies will form a consortium to jointly organise various events. In particular, With the Lake is developing a barefoot walking platform that can be expanded to the tourism and healthcare sectors with the support of the Gangwon Information Culture Industry Promotion Agency. The platform will include online and offline programmes to promote senior health, and will apply AR and AI technologies to increase accessibility.
"Through this agreement, we will develop a wellness platform that combines AR and AI technologies to promote senior health and make it more accessible," said Meejung Jung, CEO of With the Lake.
"Our technology will be greatly benefited by this agreement, and we expect to increase sales through the win-win effect," said Kim Jae-han, CEO of Festivalon.
Wellness and healing in the forest, a summer holiday at Forest Risom & Restory in Jecheon, Chungcheongbuk-do
Forest Risom & Restory in Jecheon, Chungcheongbuk-do, is becoming a popular summer holiday destination. Located in a virgin forest at the foot of Mount Juron (906m), the resort offers a cooler environment with an average summer temperature of 1-2 degrees Celsius, and 70% of the site is forested, making for a relaxing holiday with nature.
Forest Risom & Restore offers a range of wellness programmes to heal the body and mind. Activities include a cool dip in the forest, a digital detox forest experience, and a constellation storytelling tour, while the resort's wildcrafted cuisine and Sasang Constitution Spa offer visitors a unique healing experience.
Travellers can soak up negative ions and phytonutrients on the resort's forest walks, while enjoying constellation stories and cart tours under the stars. Families can also experience the natural vegetation in the indoor forest, while the children's water play area and spa provide fun for the whole family.
RE:O, Forest Lissom's leisure entertainment crew, also organises various wellness programmes, including meditation, yoga and tea meditation classes. This allows visitors to spend time in nature to heal their minds and bodies, and to relax and forget the stresses of everyday life.
A wellness trip to the forest to escape the summer heat will make your summer holiday even more special.
The future of wellness and medical tourism: the need for a new Jeonnam National Medical University
Jeollanam-do has been actively seeking to attract a national medical university to improve the poor medical environment and secure the right to health for its residents. The government has announced its intention to quickly build a national medical school in Jeonnam, and the province must now hold a fair competition to select a university.
With the president, prime minister, and ministers of education and health and welfare having stated that the province will move forward with the establishment of the medical school based on input from Jeonnam, the final step is for the province to select the final university through a public competition. However, the city of Suncheon has been clinging to its insistence on hosting its own medical school, which is hindering the province's rational process.
Jeonnam's medical tourism infrastructure is currently inadequate, making it difficult for the province to fulfil its key role in K-medical tourism. According to the Ministry of Health and Welfare, the number of foreign patients travelling to South Korea exceeded 600,000 last year, and the government aims to attract 700,000 by 2027. However, Jeonnam, which does not have a medical university, is not ready for medical tourism and faces a major challenge in attracting tourists.
Jeonnam's natural environment and abundant humanities resources make it an ideal location to build a medical tourism cluster. Therefore, the establishment of a national medical university is an important opportunity for the future growth of Jeonnam, which requires swift promotion and win-win cooperation. The establishment of Jeollanam-do National Medical University in 2026 will help Jeollanam-do become a centre for sustainable development and wellness tourism.
Harmonising wellness and nature: exploring Mindungsan in summer
Mindungsan Mountain in summer is emerging as a destination that offers wellness and nature in harmony. At 1119 metres above sea level, Mindungsan is located in Jeongseon-gun, Gangwon-do, and is named for the lack of trees on the top. The mountain is famous for its autumn mugwort, but it is just as charming in summer.
Jeongseon has recently gained popularity as a wellness tourism destination, and Mindungsan Mountain is no exception to this trend, becoming popular with summer visitors. The mountain is characterised by its limestone terrain and dolines, and the lush grasslands and cool breezes that form here complete the summer wellness experience.
In Zhengshan, where it still rains frequently during the hot summer months, Mindung Mountain offers an even more unique experience. The dolines and tranquil meadows formed by the limestone terrain in particular provide a sense of coolness and healing in the heat of summer. The trail is steep at the beginning, but once you reach the top, you will be rewarded with a spectacular view of the Great White Mountains and the deep dolines.
This summer, Mindung Mountain is a place where wellness and nature are in harmony, further highlighting its value as a summer healing destination. If you're looking for a harmonious encounter with nature, Mindung Mountain is the place for you.
Wellness and rural decline: a new turn in food tourism
As small towns disappear and Gangwon Province becomes a super-aged society, population decline is accelerating. Young people are leaving for big cities, and the problem of rural decline seems serious. However, 'food tourism' is proposed as a way to overcome this crisis, and Gangwon Province is trying to combine wellness and gourmet tourism through 'Gangwon + Michelin'.
Food is a key factor in travel, and a recent survey found that 60 percent of travellers value food tourism. This trend is also driven by the fact that food that reflects local culture and identity is a key motivator for tourism. Food tourism is also playing an important role in addressing the issue of regional decline, as seen in the case of Japan. Japan is using its local gastronomic culture to boost tourism and revitalise the local economy.
In Korea, food tourism is booming in Busan and Daegu, and the trend is spreading to Gangwon Province. The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Tourism Organization have selected Chuncheon Dakgalbi, Hwaseong Hanwoo, Gangneung Chodang Sundubu, and Pyeongchang Sanchae as national food tourism contents to promote regional tourism. As such, food tourism is playing an important role in overcoming the crisis of regional attrition, revitalising the economy, and increasing the number of related populations.
Gangwon-do is presenting a new tourism model by utilising local gastronomic resources and combining them with wellness tourism through 'Gangchulin'. These efforts are expected to help revitalise the local economy and overcome the threat of extinction.
Wellness and Overcoming Regional Disappearance: Dongshin University's Vision for Establishing UCC
Dongshin University President Lee Joo-hee has proposed a new educational model, the University Community Collaboration (UCC), emphasising the collaboration between universities, local governments, and industry to overcome the rural decline and rural crisis. "Only when regions are alive can universities live and nations grow," Lee said, adding that the establishment of the UCC will enable the university to be selected as one of the government's 30 Global Universities.
UCC is a win-win shared university established by Dongshin University, Chodang University, and Mokpo University of Science and Technology, and plans to build campuses in Jeonnam city and county and overseas. The university plans to introduce flexible degree systems such as the no-major, no-department system and the ternary degree system to foster talent tailored to the region. The tertiary degree system is divided into bachelor's, professional bachelor's, and post-bachelor's courses, and will foster professional talents needed for regional specialised businesses.
'N-campuses' will be established in each city and county in Jeonnam to provide education tailored to local specialised industries, while UCC's overseas campuses will serve as global hubs. These UCCs are focused on overcoming the crisis of regional attrition and fostering the human resources needed to respond to future industries such as wellness. Through this model, Dongshin University will revitalise local economies and strengthen the link between education and industry.
Wellness and Meditation: Eulji University Launches 'ZEN-T Wellness Meditation Highest Level Course'
Eulji University's Graduate School of Health and Welfare and the Korea Wellness Leaders Association have teamed up to launch the 'ZEN-T Wellness Meditation Course' from 10 August. The 10-week course is designed for Pilates, yoga instructors and health trainers who wish to enhance their expertise in the field of meditation and wellness, as well as for the general public interested in meditation instruction.
The ZEN-T Wellness Meditation Masterclass is centred on scientific meditation theory, including contemporary meditation applications and neuroscience approaches, and teaches a variety of meditation techniques and practical teaching methods. The course takes place every Saturday from 10am to 2pm and is offered as a combination of online and offline classes. Upon completion of the course, students will be eligible to participate in various programmes run by the association and to teach externally.
The course provides an integrated study of meditation and healing therapies, and also supports instructor branding and preparation for actual teaching activities. Graduates will also receive a ZEN-T Level 1 certificate from the President of Ewha Womans University, a certificate from the Korean Wellness Leaders Association, a meditation kit including a singing ball, and lunch. Opportunities to participate in follow-up training are also available to continue to develop their expertise in the field of meditation.
The course is open to the community and professionals in the health and wellness field and is highly sought after.
Summer nights with wellness in Sancheong-gun, 'ON Sancheong Shining Summer Night Festival'
Sancheong County announced that it will host the 'ON Sancheong Shining Summer Night Festival' from 26 to 27 August at Josan Park in Sancheong-eup. The festival will provide an opportunity for local residents to enjoy the summer night view and for tourists to learn more about Sancheong.
The 'ON Sancheong Shining Summer Night Festival' will feature a variety of programmes under the concept of '5 Nights of Five Senses'. The festival is divided into five themes, including night view, night food, night city, night story, and night tale, and features a variety of attractions and activities.
The festival schedule includes a Sancheng Emotional Flea Market, a landscape illumination photo zone, food stalls and food trucks, and a kids' zone. There will also be recreational games such as 'Sancheong Byeolgok' with local youth and artists, 'Youth Journey' with DJs, and K-POP cover dance.
On the 26th, the first day of the festival, the '2025 Sancheong Visitors' Year Proclamation Ceremony' will be held to raise the city's status as a wellness tourism destination. "This year's festival has more attractions and activities than last year's," said Lee Seung-hwa, "so please come and enjoy the beautiful summer nights in Sancheong with your family, friends, and lovers."
The 'ON Sancheong Shining Summer Night Festival' will contribute to the promotion of local wellness tourism and culture, and will make the summer nights in Sancheong special.
Wellness and genetic testing, up to 85% off with 'King Nego' promotion
Digital healthcare company Macrogen has announced that it is collaborating with A&K's web entertainment programme 'King Nego' to offer a deep discount promotion for genetic testing services on its healthcare platform 'GenTok'. The promotion will run for one week from 25 July to 31 July 2024 and will offer up to 85% off the GenTok All-Package 129 genetic testing service.
Gentok genetic testing, which allows users to test 129 types of genes, including obesity, weight loss effects of exercise, hair loss, blood sugar, nutrients, and sleep habits, using only saliva at home, has gained popularity among users as "Body BTI". The service can be applied for via mobile web and app, and also provides character result cards and healthcare tips for each item.
On the 25th, Hong Hyun-hee of Nego King met with Jong-yoon Kim, the general manager of Macrogen, and negotiated not only genetic testing services, but also microbiome (gut microorganisms) analysis services and dog genetic testing services, resulting in a large discount. Gentok is promoting the convenience and accuracy of genetic testing with the character of the 'Genome King'.
Gentok TheBiome Gold, which will be offered to the first 1,000 customers through this promotion, is a microbiome analysis test that includes gut health indicators, and comprehensively analyses wellness indicators such as happiness, obesity, sleep, aging, fatigue, and immunity, as well as metabolic scores for 14 nutrients and detection of 19 Food and Drug Administration-approved probiotics.
"To celebrate the first anniversary of Zentok, we are grateful to our customers and collaborate with Negowang to popularise gene-based personalised healthcare," said Jongyoon Kim, Head of Macrogen's Personal Genomics Business Unit. "We hope this will be an opportunity to help everyone lead a healthy and happy life with their own body blueprint."
Through the Negowang promotion, Gentok plans various marketing activities aimed at popularising health management through genetic and microbiome analysis, and will continue to improve its services and innovate to increase customer satisfaction.
Wellness and psychological healing, EZ&Wellness '4233 Mind Centre' opens Busan 2nd store
'4233 Mind Centre', an experiential psychological exhibition space operated by mental healthcare specialist EZ&Wellness (CEO Kang Min-jae), will open its second store in Gwangalli, Busan, in July. The Busan Gwangalli branch, which opened after the Yeonnam branch in Seoul, is an 'action-based experiential psychological exhibition space' where two people such as lovers, couples, friends, and family can participate together to understand their relationship and share healing experiences.
The name '4233 Mind Centre' combines the number 33, which means people, and the number 42, which represents relationships. Visitors can move through various rooms with a total of 11 missions, and spend about 60 to 70 minutes to understand their own and other people's preferences and values through various game-type psychological diagnoses and experiential activities.
The Yeonnam branch in Seoul has been popular as a 'Hongdae exotic date spot' and has set a record for selling out among couples. The Gwangalli branch in Busan has also attracted great interest, with more than 2,000 pre-bookings before opening. At the Busan branch, customers can receive interpretive counselling services from psychological experts and photos and videos of the experience via QR code. The programme is structured in a different way from the Yeonnam branch.
The Busan Gwangalli branch is open by reservation from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., seven days a week, and is holding an early bird event until 31 August, offering up to 30% off experience tickets and interpretation counselling. Visitors will also receive '4233' merchandise during the event.
"We plan to continue to expand the '4233 Mind Centre' to lower the threshold of psychological counselling services and help people solve their worries and difficulties in a healthy way," said Kang Min-jae, CEO of EZ&Wellness. "We hope to provide opportunities for deeper understanding and improved relationships in Busan as well."
New trends in wellness, ultra-aging society, and senior healthcare solutions
As the world's population ages, seniors are increasingly concerned about their health and well-being. In response, industries are offering a wide range of products and services to lead the senior care market. In particular, companies are focusing on supporting seniors' healthy minds and bodies.
Daesang Welllife, a company specialising in balanced nutrition for patients, has launched the New Care Joint Plan. The product is designed to help seniors effectively manage their musculoskeletal health by including NAG (N-acetylglucosamine), a joint and cartilage functional ingredient, protein, calcium, and magnesium. It provides a quick and easy way to supplement their health.
Lifestyle wellness company Jinam offers a customised diet programme for active seniors through its Go:Yo Wellness Centre. The programme provides one-on-one consultation and personal coaching to help seniors achieve healthy weight management and improve their body shape, based on their constitution, body type and lifestyle. Depending on your goals, you can choose from a variety of themes, including "male," "female," and "older brother.
To support seniors' social interactions, SINOL has launched a separate app to support social interaction. The SINOL app 2.0 separates the existing gathering community and meeting arrangement functions into SINOL (Senior Playground) and SIRUP (Senior Love). This allows users to choose the service that suits them and to join and apply for meetings in a one-stop shop. Sinol will support seniors' new relationships and contribute to improving their quality of life.
Innovative senior care solutions such as this one are part of a growing emphasis on wellness and healthcare in the face of a super-aged society, and we are stepping up our efforts to help seniors live happily ever after.
Hanwha Group's Jeju tourism development at the centre of wellness and controversy
Hanwha Group's development of a large-scale tourism complex in the mid-mountainous region of Jeju has become increasingly controversial. The Aewol Forest tourism complex is expected to be completed by 2036 with an investment of KRW 1.7 trillion on 1.25 million square metres of land. The project includes various wellness and cultural facilities, including a theme park, work vacation lounge, and energy station.
Jeju Island said it has started the strategic environmental impact assessment process for the project and is in the early stages of development. However, the project has been met with controversy. Much of the development site is natural greenery and forest, raising concerns about the destruction of greenery and environmental impact. Jeju Island is already home to large tourism complexes such as the Aewol International Cultural Complex and Jeju Mythology World, and it has been pointed out that the development could exacerbate the oversupply of accommodation.
In addition, the project area is designated as a special groundwater management area, which means that large-scale water use could cause water supply pressure problems. In addition, the project is designated as a development promotion zone using a special exemption for conservation management areas, but this has been criticised as allowing development in areas that are not meant for development.
In the Strategic Environmental Impact Statement, the developer emphasised the new initiative by referring to the increasing demand for 'wellness tourism', but in reality, it is criticised for consisting of similar facilities to existing Jeju tourist destinations. In this respect, the development is likely to become even more controversial in the coming administrative process.
Wellness and pets, the new trend of 'pet total wellness care'
The growing interest in the health and wellness of pets has led to the rise of 'total wellness care'. This trend reflects the tendency to extend wellness concepts that apply to humans to pets. Recently, the industry has seen the emergence of services that consider not only the physical health of pets but also their emotional well-being.
Through its pet health management app, TeeTeeCare, AIPOPET has partnered with Fear Free, a US-based animal behaviour education organisation. Fear Free is an educational programme developed by experts in animal behaviour and is exclusively available in Korea with Korean subtitles. The programme is designed to help pets' emotional stability and well-being.
The company also introduced PetPulse, an AI-powered wearable device. The device analyses the voices of more than 110 dog breeds to recognise emotions with an accuracy of more than 90%, and helps you understand and connect with your pet's emotional state. The technology won the CES 2021 Innovation Award.
Dong-A Pharmaceutical launched a pet nutrition product through Bepple. Bepple is designed to manage not only physical health but also emotional stability, including patented ingredients 'Immunoheal' to boost immunity and L-theanine to help reduce stress.
These 'pet total wellness care' services are part of a growing trend towards holistic management of pets' physical and emotional health, and are expected to continue to grow in demand.
Wellness and Cultural Tourism, Wanju County, Jeollabuk-do's New Welfare and Tourism Strategy
Wanju-gun, Jeollabuk-do, has reorganised its culture and tourism welfare bureau on 1 July to create a broader and more detailed cultural and tourism welfare policy. The new organisation consists of the Culture and History Division, Tourism and Sports Division, Social Welfare Division, and the newly created Population and Family Division to promote regional development with a more integrated and comprehensive approach.
In particular, the Population and Family Division is implementing various population policies with the goal of reaching 100,000 people, and is building an overall policy coordination system that includes women, the elderly, and infants. They are focusing on increasing the local population by improving infrastructure and institutions to attract new people, as well as the Wanju Love Address Campaign.
In the field of culture and tourism, various festivals and cultural events are planned with the aim of attracting 30 million visitors. The 12th Wild & Local Food Festival, which will be held from 4 to 6 October, is set to be a big hit with enhanced activity programmes and local food offerings. The city is also leveraging its DMOs to boost economic impact through local tourism and sports marketing.
The sports industry is also an important part of the programme, with disabled facilities and children's gymnasiums being built. The city also plans to host national and world championships and strives to ensure that the local population enjoys sports welfare.
The city is also striving to foster culture, working with cultural organisations to create an artistic city and promote cultural branding of Wanju-gun.
In addition, it plans to reduce welfare blind spots through meticulous welfare policies based on AI, and to realise welfare that is close to the lives of residents by strengthening benefits tailored to low-income earners and support for the disabled.
Kim Chun-man, head of the Culture, Tourism and Welfare Bureau, said, "We will enhance the attractiveness of the region through culture, tourism and sports, and create a future happy city with a population of 100,000 that enjoys the lives of residents through meticulous welfare policies."
Sunshine Miryang Theme Park with both wellness and leisure
The Sunshine Miryang Theme Park in Miryang, Gyeongnam, is attracting attention as a new tourist attraction where visitors can experience wellness and leisure at the same time during the summer holiday season. The theme park, which has attracted more than 180,000 visitors since its opening in May, offers a wide range of experiences and activities to satisfy young and old alike.
The theme park consists of six public facilities, a privately built golf course (18 holes) and a planned resort. In particular, Yogaculture Town offers unique wellness programmes, including authentic Indian yoga and meditation and an Ayurvedic foot spa, which have become very popular among yoga enthusiasts and groups. More yoga programmes are planned for the second half of the year, including an international yoga leadership course.
The Pet Support Centre offers a range of activities for both pets and non-pets to enjoy. Recently, a wading pool for dogs has been opened, which has attracted a lot of attention, and there are plans for a pet groomer and vocational training programme.
The rural theme park, Eco Farm Village, is popular with families with young children and offers cooking classes and nutritious cookie-making programmes using local products.
The Sports Park has baseball fields, soccer fields, futsal fields, and a training centre, making it a mecca for athletes from all over the country for competitions and training. In particular, the 58th Presidential National University Baseball Tournament will be held on the 29th.
The Nature Ecolium provides differentiated exhibitions and educational programs for ecotourism, and is popular with families through various contents such as artificial wetlands and seasonal ecological playgrounds.
Sunshine Miryang Theme Park is a comprehensive tourist destination where you can experience both wellness and leisure, and is recommended for those planning a holiday this summer.
Wellness meets luxury at Mandarin Oriental Bali Resort, opening in 2027
Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group has announced the opening of a new resort on the southern coast of Bali, Indonesia, in 2027. Mandarin Oriental Bali will be located on the cliffs of Bali's southernmost Bukit peninsula, with stunning views of the azure ocean.
The resort features a total of 110 suites, all with private pools and terraces. Guests will have direct access to the private beach, making the experience even more private.
The resort's interior design is by the renowned Jeffrey Wilkes of DESIGN WILKES, while the landscaping is by Bill Bensley, who has been responsible for the landscaping of luxury hotels around the world. The design is expected to incorporate Mandarin Oriental details and Balinese cultural elements.
The resort will feature a variety of dining venues, including a fine dining Chinese restaurant, Cliff Edge Bar, private dining Beach Club and Speakeasy Bar. Wellness facilities will include Mandarin Oriental's all-inclusive spa and a special spa menu utilising traditional Indonesian herbs.
Other facilities will be tailored to cater to families, including an outdoor swimming pool, yoga studio, tennis courts and kids' club, as well as a private beach, water sports and gardens for farm-to-table dining utilising organic ingredients.
Mandarin Oriental Bali is set to become the new destination for guests to experience wellness and luxury at the same time.
Wellness and nature in harmony, a healing trip to Geumseo in Sancheong County
Geumseo-myeon, Sancheong-gun, is a charming destination that offers a healing combination of wellness and nature. Located at the foot of Jirisan Mountain, Geumseomyeon is known as Dongdong Bogam Village, where you can experience healthy living through nature and medicinal herbs.
Dongdong Bogam Village is an oriental medicine retreat themed after Heo Jun's book Dongdong Bogam, written during the Joseon Dynasty. Completed in 2014, it has a variety of facilities, including an expo hall, a museum of oriental medicine, and an oriental medicine experience centre. In particular, the healing experience using illumination that emits negative ions and far-infrared rays is popular at the oriental medicine experience centre. The golden longevity turtle sculpture, a speciality of Dongdongbo Gamchon, is a symbol of good health and longevity, and many tourists visit to receive chi.
The Museum of Chinese Medicine introduces the history of Chinese medicine, herbs and medicinal foods, and recreates a traditional Chinese medicine clinic. In addition, Sancheong Herbal Medicine Museum is a greenhouse shaped like a traditional hanok that introduces various herbs.
In addition to Dongdongbo Gamchon, Geumseomyeon is also home to historical attractions such as the Tomb of King Guhyeong. This royal tomb is the tomb of King Guhyung, the last king of the Gaya Dynasty, and its unique pyramid-shaped structure is impressive. The tomb of King Guhyeong is an important historical site that provides a deeper understanding of Korean history and culture.
A trip to Geumseomyeon in Sancheong-gun will provide healing for the mind and body through a combination of wellness and nature, and will give you a new experience of herbal medicine and traditional medicine. Finally, you can relieve the fatigue of your journey by experiencing herbal foot baths and purchasing a variety of healthy foods at the Sancheng Herbal Market. As such, Geumseomyeon is a healing destination that combines nature and wellness, and is recommended by many.
Yeouido Marriott Executive Apartment Hotel Seoul, the City of Wellness and Peace
Yeouido Marriott Executive Apartment Hotel Seoul is the epitome of wellness in the city centre. If you're looking for quiet peace in the heart of Seoul, this is the perfect choice. The hotel offers luxury hotel services up to the 14th floor, and operates as an office building above. The lobby on the ground floor and the basement two floors offer a range of facilities including a hydro spa, swimming pool, squash, gym and indoor golf.
The hotel's wellness emphasises mind-body harmony, with signature treatments such as the 'Suriental Massage' at the Soo Spa, where you can heal both body and mind at the same time. After the spa, guests can relax with a meal at Park Cafe, which serves the hotel's latest menu.
As an apartment-style hotel, Yeouido Marriott is also ideal for longer stays, with fully-equipped kitchens and washing machines and dryers, and the neighbouring Yeouido Saetgang Ecological Park offers guests the opportunity to take a walk and enjoy nature. It's the ideal place for those seeking wellness and comfort at the same time.
A night at Yeouido Marriott is more than just an overnight stay. If you're looking for an urban sanctuary that combines wellness and peace, this is the place for you.