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"The staff were very friendly and kind. Staff always made us feel welcomed. The room was clean and a bit small but perfect if you don’t plan to be in the room all day. The hotel has a WOWPASS kiosk in the lobby which was perfect for money exchange when needed. The hotel is right next to multiple restaurants and convenience stores and 3 minutes from City Hall bus station. Overall, highly recommend."

"Airport to hotel shuttle never picked us up Air conditioning NOT working. The front desk told me that is only turned on in summer time ( not specified on Orbitz home page. Room was very hot, very uncomfortable to sleep. We couldn’t get the 2 free drinks because the bar opens at 6:00 pm. The coupons we received the day of check in stated bar is open from 10:00 am until 12:30 am. I will call Orbitz for a type of compensation "

" I loved everything about this hotel. The room was spacious and modern. Multiple on site restaurants, a 24 hour convenience store but my favorite part was the location. So close to multiple rail lines. Most mornings started with a trip to Burnt Seoul for breakfast then on the subway to a bew adventure. "

"The room is very spacious and clean. "

"Wow this hotel was elegant. Stunning views of the Lotte tower. Shopping right at your footsteps. Conveniently next to the subway. Breakfast buffet was great. Indoor tennis was a fun experience. Staff were top notch for this 5 star establishment."

"Air conditioner on (light on) without any sign of fan or cool temp."

"Basic breakfast, small rooms ( before paid upgrade) elevators that hardly come, a bath with a curtain, only few sockets. In short not what you expect from a 4 star hotel. "

"The Grand Hyatt Seoul has a fantastic location above Itaewon with beautiful views, and that's about all it has going for it. The service was among the worst I have experienced at a hotel in this category. I repeatedly asked for housekeeping and no one ever came. Turndown service simply doesn't exist here. For a property charging luxury rates, these are basics, not extras. Credit where it's due: a manager kindly moved me to a renovated room, which was a welcome gesture, and breakfast was decent enough. But one helpful staff member cannot make up for a hotel that seems indifferent to its guests. If you are considering the Grand Hyatt for a Seoul trip, I would strongly recommend the Four Seasons instead — comparable location in old Seoul, and they actually understand what service means."

"Fantastic "