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Park Hyatt Seoul selected second best hotel in Korea, Japan
By Korea HeraldPublished : Oct. 26, 2012 - 19:08
Park Hyatt Seoul, a luxury boutique hotel in Gangnam, Seoul, has been selected as the second-best hotel in Korea and Japan by Conde Nast Traveler, a premier travel magazine, for its November 2012 Readers’ Choice Award. Park Hyatt Seoul came in second place receiving a rating of 95 out of 100, after Tokyo Peninsula. The magazine conducts surveys of over 28,000 travelers worldwide in the category of the best hotels, islands, airlines, cities and cruises.
Park Hyatt Seoul was also the only hotel in Korea to make the “Best in the World Top 100” list.
The top ten hotels on the list include Ritz-Carlton Tokyo, Four Seasons Tokyo and Mandarine Oriental Tokyo.
Park Hyatt Seoul was also the only hotel in Korea to make the “Best in the World Top 100” list.
The top ten hotels on the list include Ritz-Carlton Tokyo, Four Seasons Tokyo and Mandarine Oriental Tokyo.
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