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Newly renovated villas at Sheraton Grande Walkerhill

By Korea Herald

Published : Nov. 2, 2012 - 19:49

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The hotel welcomes the guests with its newly renovated private villas. Opened in 1963, the historic villas re-opened in October with an eco-friendly atmosphere. “Pearl,” the two-story villa, is a relatively small room, but features a mini-bar. “Crystal” is an extended single-floor facility, specially designed for the business guests. The villa has meeting rooms and a reception space. “Ruby” is a single-floor residence for families and friends. The spacious facility is perfect for parties and different types of events. For more information, call (02) 2022-0000.

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