Steps from the hotel

NEIGHBORHOOD

2 min walk

Cheonggyecheon StreamCheonggyecheon

A three-minute walk from the hotel, Cheonggyecheon Stream is one of Seoul's best-loved public spaces — a restored, roughly 11 km waterway running through downtown. Visit early for a quiet stroll, or return after dark when the path glows under lights strung along its more than twenty bridges, making it one of the city's most romantic evening walks.

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4 min walk

Seoul City Hall / Seoul PlazaSeoul City Hall

Right in the heart of downtown, Seoul City Hall pairs a sweeping glass-and-steel building with the preserved stone façade of the original 1926 structure, now home to a public library. Just in front, Seoul Plaza is one of the city's main gathering spaces — a wide lawn that hosts concerts and festivals in summer and transforms into a popular outdoor ice rink each winter.

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5 min walk

Gwanghwamun SquareGwanghwamun Square

Right outside our door is Gwanghwamun Square, now one of the trendiest and most beloved gathering spots in the city. By day, it's a sweeping open plaza where locals and visitors linger among fountains and reflecting pools. By night, the square takes on a different energy entirely, with media walls and light installations bringing the space to life.

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10 min walk

Gyeongbokgung PalaceGyeongbokgung Palace

One of Seoul's most visited attractions, Gyeongbokgung draws crowds of visitors dressed in hanbok, traditional Korean attire, strolling the grounds and gathering to watch the royal guard changing ceremony at the palace gate — a 20-minute performance at 10am and 2pm, with a shorter 10-minute version at 11am and 1pm, held daily except Tuesdays. Wearing hanbok gets you free admission.

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10 min walk

Deoksugung PalaceDeoksugung Palace

A short walk from the hotel, Deoksugung is the smallest and most intimate of Seoul's five royal palaces, known for the stone wall path along its perimeter — long considered one of the city's most romantic strolls. Inside, visitors can see a striking blend of traditional Korean pavilions alongside Seokjojeon, a Neoclassical stone building from the early 1900s, reflecting the palace's history during Korea's transition into the modern era. Like Gyeongbokgung, it holds its own royal guard changing ceremony, drawing visitors dressed in hanbok to watch the colorful procession at the palace gate.

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15 min walk

InsadongInsadong

Just north of Cheonggyecheon Stream, Insadong is Seoul's traditional arts and antiques district, its main street lined with tea houses, calligraphy shops, galleries, and stalls selling handmade crafts. It's one of the best places in the city to pick up a thoughtful souvenir or simply wander — duck into the side alleys for hidden tea rooms and small galleries tucked away from the main crowds.

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41 min walk

Namsan Seoul Tower / Namsan ParkN Seoul Tower

Rising above the city center, Namsan Seoul Tower is one of Seoul's most iconic landmarks, offering panoramic views that stretch across the entire skyline. A cable car carries visitors up through Namsan Park, a forested escape from the city streets popular for its walking trails and, near the tower's base, the thousands of padlocks left behind by couples at the "Locks of Love" fences.

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15 min by bus from the hotel

Namdaemun MarketNamdaemun Market

A short stroll from the hotel, Namdaemun Market is Korea's largest traditional market, with over 10,000 stores dating back to 1414 from the early days of the Joseon Dynasty, to when the market was formally established in its modern form in 1964, Namdaemun market is one of the oldest continuously operating markets in the country. Wander the narrow lanes for everything from clothing, kitchenware, and traditional handicrafts to some of the city's best street food — try the market's famous handmade noodle soup, or graze on kimbap, mandu, and hotteok as you go.

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ROOMS

17 room types to fit every group and every trip.

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Type 1 / 7

Premium Family Suite

Beds: Large king 2
Guests: Up to 4~6 guests
Size: 37㎡
Type: Single level

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Ma Chérie

Step into a space filled with the aroma of freshly baked bread and warm coffee. MA CHÉRIE is a French-inspired bakery where everything is made from scratch, every single day.

Mon–Fri: 07:00–23:00 (Last Order 22:30)
Sat–Sun: 07:00–15:00 (Last Order 14:30)
Location: 1F

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Breakfast

A lively start to the day

Start your day the right way with a delicious selection of morning offerings at The New Seoul Hotel, thoughtfully prepared to fuel you for whatever the day holds.

Continental: Mon–Sun, 07:00–09:30, 1F
Mini Buffet: Mon–Sun, 07:00–09:30, Last Order 09:00, 2F
Contact: 02-3701-0520~3

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Seminar room

Seminar Room

Hold meetings, presentations and small conferences in our bright, refined seminar room. It is equipped with a projector and other essentials, and catering is available.

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