Ambassador Hotel & Residences
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- Studio, One, Two, & Three Bedroom Units Available
- Up to Two Bathrooms
- Pets Considered
- Multi-Level Garage
- Laundry On Site
- Fitness Equipment
- Hot Tub & Indoor Pool
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About this property
Grand Mercure Ambassador Hotel and Residences Seoul Yongsan features very spacious suite with a comfortable high-end king-size bed, a separate work area, washer/dryer and full kitchen, LED TV & free Internet. With a world-class fitness, sauna, indoor golf, pool, yoga centre, modern convention and wedding centre facilities, the hotel provides direct access to a unique structure of entertainment suspended between two towers.
Located in the heart of Seoul, Grand Mercure Ambassador Hotel and Residences Seoul Yongsan is next to the Electronics Market and Yongsan Station. The Yeouido Financial District and Itaewon are just 10min away. Seoul, a fascinating city which offers a unique blend of the ultra-modern along with a wealth of ancient palaces and gardens. Featuring the impressive Namdaemun City Gate, and adjacent to the bustling Itaewon shopping and entertainment district.
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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.