Artnouveau Hotel
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- Studio & One Bedroom Units Available
- One Bathroom
- Multi-Level Garage
- Laundry In Unit
- Fitness Equipment
Property Details
About this property
Artnouveau Hotel offers daily-serviced apartments furnished in a classic European style, complete with full kitchen facilities and a flat-screen TV. It is a 5-minute walk from Yeoksam and Seolleung subway stations (Line 2).
The Seoul Arts Centre is within a 15-minute drive from Yeoksam Artnouveau Hotel. COEX Mall, the largest underground mall in Asia, and Bongeun Temple are 2 subway stations away.
Guests may indulge in a pampering nail care treatment or enjoy the scenery from the rooftop located on the 18th floor. Artnouveau Hotel also provides free parking and a business centre for guests' convenience.
Each elegant apartment at Artnouveau Hotel presents two-stories of living space, decorated diagonal framed mirrors and exquisite wood furnishing. A mixture of steel and marble, the kitchens are well-equipped with an in-wall refrigerator, washing machine and rice cooker. The stylish bathroom features a rain shower.
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Property Location
About Seoul, South Korea
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Take in the view of this city of about 10 million people from the top of any of Seoul’s four guardian mountains and you’ll sense the feng shui that has long protected the city. History clings to the ‘Miracle on the Han’, a phoenix that rose from the ashes of the Korean War. While Seoul has its eyes pointing to the future, it also contains fascinating fragments of the past in World Heritage–sites like the Jongmyo shrine, the alleys between the hanok (traditional wooden homes) in Bukchon, and the magnificent city walls.