Four Seasons Hotel Seoul

Excellent location with best view in Seoul. I have been in Korea for about 5 years now and have stayed in many hotels in the center of Seoul, but nothing is as good as this. Excellent staff, and perfect service. And the bar...you do have to find it, but once you do, you will realize why it has become famous and is considered one of the best in Asia.

Nothing

hotel location, price , serivce

nothing all is good

Cleanliness, staff, facilities

Room dining list if very limited, halal food is almost doesn’t exist wish if hotel can add more halal food varieties, and food selections

Good breakfast, especially executive lounge services. recommended for family and couples with some extra payment.

limited options for foreign newspapers (NY Times only).

The location of Four Seasons is simply perfect!! The amenities such as dinning and facilities such as golf have reality taken me back in what to expect next time I book a hotel. I would like to also thank the staff for making my trip exceptional with going the extra mile to accommodate my needs and help me book everything I needed!! A special thank you to John from the concierge department for helping book my train ticket and personally making sure everything was great. The room itself was extremely spacious with everything and beyond a person could think of. Thank you to the cleaning team for keeping the room sparkly clean thought my stay!! I will definitely be going back!!

The staff were amazing. We stayed in the family room and the furniture, lights, bathroom utilities and window blinds were all top grade. The beds were comfy and the additional sofa bed was really wide (around the size of double bed). The housekeeping was really nice too, they tidied up the cords of my computer charger, made sure everything was in place. The concierge and staff in general were also really friendly and very respectful. They were helpful and efficient in their provision of services. The level of english among most of the staff was good and the abilities of some were nearly equivalent to native speakers.