Grand Walkerhill Seoul

The Grand Walkerhill Hotel was so amazing! At the level and caliber of the hotel, it was a simple and grand hotel. Room itself was clean and loved the counter space where I sat to work and drink my coffee. Pressure of the shower was amazing!

Generally this is a very nice, upscale hotel, and I experienced very good service. Yet, I have some complains about the rooms. While they are large, the are in many regards super impractical. Some examples: - There are almost no light switches, most lights need to be switched from one panel on the far side of the room. - Half of the bathroom is part of the main room.# - There are no towel hangers. - The bathtub is too small to bathe in. Then why not just have a real shower? - The closet only has hangers, no space to store anything that cannot be hanged. - There seems to be only a single free power socket in the entire room. I think I have never before see a hotel room that made so bad use of its space. Also I disliked the coordination of the breakfast, particularly on busy Sundays. The hotel would admit people to breakfast only at two fixed times. If you come in between, you will be sent away, even if there might be free tables. The food is great, though - although expensive. The restaurant gives you stunning views across southern Seoul. The location is okay. I was here for a conference, hence did not regularly have to commute to downtown. In comparison to the rest of Seoul, this neighbourhood is relatively quiet. There is a nice hike up some smaller mountain range just behind the hotel. Having said all that, after having stayed here for almost a week I have to say that I had a really enjoyable stay and I have gotten to like the hotel a lot. It has a lot of nice bars and other hidden gems that make the stay here quite worthwhile. I would definitely come back.

I visited Seoul and decided to stay at Grand Walkerhill Seoul for a peaceful family getaway. I usually stay in central areas like Myeong Dong or Gangnam, but this time I wanted quiet, nature, and a slower pace-- and it turned out to be the best decision I've made in a long time.||I booked the Triple Stay package, which include a Honeymoon Suite and access to the Club Lounge that truly defined my stay.||From breakfast to afternoon tea to evening happy hour, the food quality and atmosphere were so impressive that we didn't feel the need to dine outside the hotel at all. The lounge overlooks both the Han River and Acha Mountain -- a view that feels uniquely 'Walkerhill'.It created a sense of calm and space rarely found in city hotel.||Most of all, I want to express my sincere appreciation to Mr. Myung Jung at the lounge. His warmth and professionalism left a lasting impression on my family and me. Even when he was off duty, he made sure his colleagues continued to take care of us--that level of dedication is truly rare. The kindness within the lounge felt genuine, calm, and consistent among all staff members, which made the entire space feel welcoming and unhurried.||We enjoyed morning walks on the nearby trail, relaxed at the pool and sauna, visited the fitness center, and even experienced the immersive art exhibition 'Theatre of Light'(payable). The hotel offered more than enough to enjoy without ever needing to leave the property if you want quiet, nature and slower pace.||In short---- I will absolutely stay at Grand Walkerhill again on my next trip to Korea. Thank you, Grand Walkerhill. And a very special thank you to Mr. Jung, who truly made our stay unforgettable.

Honestly, this hotel is overpriced for what you get. While the natural setting is nice, that's about the only positive. The staff's hospitality skills are lacking, and it was often difficult to communicate in English. Breakfast at Douglas House is a joke – limited selection, no hot food, just hard-boiled eggs. Don't expect much in the way of service either; there's no 24-hour room service. If you're looking for a relaxing getaway and don't care about anything else, this place might work. But for the price, you can definitely find better.

My by far the best and favourite hotel in Seoul! The hotel is seated on the outskirt of Seoul overlooking the Han River. Also nested on the edges of the wide mountain area, the hotel offers fresh air and forest view too. The breakfast hall has a great view to this riverside, and the quality of food is incredible. All Walkerhill staff members I interacted with were kind and professional. I'm impressed by the quality of every aspect they deliver. I enjoyed the nature right and left in this resort. The environment is so cosy, I was finally able to get away from the life's stress, unwind and relax. It's a perfect place for a weekend get away or a short vacation. Definitely coming back next time for my short holiday!

Grand Walkerhill Seoul (그랜드 워커힐 서울) is a stunning hotel nestled between the Han River and Achasan Mountain, offering a perfect balance of luxury and nature. The views alone make it worth the stay—serene river scenery on one side, lush mountain greenery on the other. The hotel provides top-tier service and facilities. From the spacious, elegant rooms to the excellent buffet breakfast, every detail is thoughtfully curated. The breakfast spread is especially impressive, with both Korean and international dishes served fresh and beautifully presented. A big plus is the free shuttle bus service to nearby areas, which makes getting around super convenient. Whether you're there to relax, explore nature, or enjoy the entertainment and dining options, Walkerhill delivers on all fronts. Highly recommended for a peaceful yet luxurious getaway in Seoul!

I have stayed here multiple times for casino purposes. The hotel staff’s hospitality and service are excellent, but there is room for improvement in the facilities. First, the toilet in my room got clogged several times, and I had to change rooms each time. I hope the hotel improves its maintenance. Additionally, the placement of power outlets is inconvenient, as I couldn’t charge my smartphone near the bed. Since this hotel seems to have many repeat guests, I would appreciate it if the convenience store regularly updated its product lineup. It would be great if they had a better selection of ice cream, wine, and other alcoholic beverages. Lastly, I think expanding the restaurant menu would enhance the overall experience. I found the options somewhat repetitive.

This hotel is somewhat far away from Central Seoul, for East side. Also it's little bit hard to go with public transportation because of it's located on the hilltop. Fortunately, There are free busses every 15 minute from Gangbyeun subway station to this hotel. Really brilliant hotel I have ever been to. In room dining also are excellent. If you have a chance to visit Seoul, I strongly recommend you to stay here. You'll never regret it.