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Andaz Seoul Gangnam is at 854 Nonhyeon-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea. The hotel sits in Apgujeong, one of Gangnam's most fashionable areas, with direct access to Apgujeong Station and easy reach of shopping, dining, clinics, and nightlife.
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Andaz Seoul Gangnam is a luxury lifestyle hotel in one of Seoul's most polished neighborhoods. The hotel stands on Nonhyeon-ro in Apgujeong, within Gangnam, and is directly connected to Apgujeong Metro Station. That location gives guests quick access to fashion, dining, clinics, galleries, cafes, department stores, and the wider Seoul subway network. For travelers who want a Gangnam base with real local energy, it is a practical and stylish choice.
+ +The hotel opened as the first Andaz property in South Korea, and its strongest feature is the way it interprets Seoul's contemporary side. It is not a palace hotel and it is not trying to feel historic. It belongs to a different part of the city: fast, affluent, design aware, and social. The rooms are modern, the dining program is active, and the wellness facilities make the hotel easier to use for more than a short business stay.
+ +Andaz Seoul Gangnam works for business travelers, couples, repeat Seoul visitors, and guests who plan to spend time in Gangnam, Apgujeong, Cheongdam, Garosu-gil, or southern Seoul. It is also a strong base for travelers who want subway access without giving up the comfort of a five-star hotel.
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A diagonal wall shapes the layout, dividing the space around the bed without creating a separate room. In the king layout, yellow chairs sit beside the window and a round table provides space for coffee or a laptop. Open shelves and pale wood cabinets form a patterned wall opposite the bed.
Rooms are on floors ten to seventeen, with open views across Gangnam. The colours and shapes draw on traditional Korean bojagi cloth art. Byredo bath products, a Nespresso machine and blackout curtains are provided. Local snacks, soft drinks and beer from the minibar are free. The room also has USB connections and international sockets.
A diagonal wall shapes the layout, dividing the space around the bed without creating a separate room. In the king layout, yellow chairs sit beside...
A chaise longue sits beside the windows, with a round table and padded stool forming a small sitting area. A separate yellow desk and chair give work its own place within the room. Built-in cabinets and open shelving line the opposite wall, while green panels and patterned rugs reflect the hotel's Korean cloth-inspired design.
The bathroom has both a deep soaking tub and a rain shower. Byredo products are supplied, and an air purifier is included. A Nespresso machine stands ready for coffee, with local snacks, soft drinks and beer in the minibar included in the stay.
A chaise longue sits beside the windows, with a round table and padded stool forming a small sitting area. A separate yellow desk and chair...
The sitting area occupies the window end of the room, with a sofa, round table and stool. A bright yellow desk stands apart from it, beside the sleeping space. Both bed layouts share pale wood floors, green wall panels and open shelving, with patterned rugs tying the colours together. Studio Piet Boon drew on bojagi, Korea's traditional cloth art, for the design.
The bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a rain shower, with Byredo products supplied. An air purifier and Nespresso machine are included. A rollaway can be requested, subject to availability, allowing the room to accommodate a family setup.
The sitting area occupies the window end of the room, with a sofa, round table and stool. A bright yellow desk stands apart from it,...
The bedroom is separate from a lounge with a long sofa, low table and built-in shelves. Pale wood, dark metal frames and warm yellow fabric give the space its colour. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring Gangnam into view, while a small round table provides another place to sit.
The main bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a separate rain shower, with Byredo bath products supplied. A guest toilet means visitors need not use the main bathroom. The suite also has a Nespresso machine and a complimentary minibar of local snacks, soft drinks and beer. A rollaway can be requested, subject to availability.
The bedroom is separate from a lounge with a long sofa, low table and built-in shelves. Pale wood, dark metal frames and warm yellow fabric...
The balcony is closed to guests for safety reasons.
A door separates the bedroom from a lounge furnished with a sofa and a low table. Inside the bedroom, a slim desk and chair face the bed, with a padded bench at its foot. Full-height windows frame the Gangnam buildings outside. Pale wood, muted green walls and yellow fabric bring colour to the two rooms.
There is a deep soaking tub and a rain shower in the bathroom, along with Byredo bath products. A Nespresso machine and a free minibar of local snacks, soft drinks and beer are included. Blackout curtains let you darken the room, and a rollaway can be requested if available.
A door separates the bedroom from a lounge furnished with a sofa and a low table. Inside the bedroom, a slim desk and chair face...
The balcony is closed to guests for safety reasons.
On the fifth floor, the living room stretches beside a wall of glass. A long sofa, padded footstool and small round tables face built-in shelving, with a dining area nearby. Pale wood floors and slatted panels sit alongside dark walls and bright cushions. The bedroom is separate from this shared space.
The bathroom pairs a deep soaking tub with a rain shower and Byredo products. A Nespresso machine is provided, and local snacks, soft drinks and beer in the minibar are complimentary. Blackout curtains cover the tall windows, while a rollaway can be arranged if available.
On the fifth floor, the living room stretches beside a wall of glass. A long sofa, padded footstool and small round tables face built-in shelving,...
The balcony is closed to guests for safety reasons.
A long dining table runs behind the sofa, placing meals and conversation in the same shared room. Full-height windows face the garden planting outside. Pale wood floors, dark shelves and a curved floor lamp with several lights furnish the lounge. The suite sits on the third floor and has a separate bedroom.
A TV den adds a place for films, while the bathroom combines a deep soaking tub with a rain shower. Daylight reaches the bath, and Byredo products are provided. A Nespresso machine makes coffee in the suite. Local snacks, soft drinks and beer from the minibar are included.
A long dining table runs behind the sofa, placing meals and conversation in the same shared room. Full-height windows face the garden planting outside. Pale...
A long sofa faces into the living room, with city views behind it through floor-to-ceiling windows. The dining area has its own bar, and the bedroom is separate. Slatted wood panels, dark shelving and curved lights give the shared space definition, with colourful cushions across the sofa. The suite is on the seventeenth floor.
The bathroom offers a deep soaking tub and a rain shower, stocked with Byredo products. Coffee comes from a Nespresso machine, while the minibar includes local snacks, soft drinks and beer. Outside, the private terrace extends the places to sit and gather above the city.
A long sofa faces into the living room, with city views behind it through floor-to-ceiling windows. The dining area has its own bar, and the...
A circular soaking tub overlooks the Han River and Seoul, with a separate rain shower in the bathroom. The bedroom is private, while the living area combines a broad corner sofa with a long dining table and bar counter. Glass doors lead outside to a planted terrace with dining furniture and lounge seating.
On the seventeenth floor, the suite also has a TV den with theatre sound. Arched lights stand over the table, and large windows frame the city from the sofa. A Nespresso machine and a complimentary minibar of local snacks, soft drinks and beer are provided, alongside Byredo bath products.
A circular soaking tub overlooks the Han River and Seoul, with a separate rain shower in the bathroom. The bedroom is private, while the living...
The Apgujeong location is the main reason to book. This area is known for fashion, beauty, dining, private clinics, galleries, and high-end retail. It is close to Cheongdam and Garosu-gil, two neighborhoods that add more restaurants, boutiques, and nightlife options. Guests can reach central Seoul by metro or car, but the hotel is strongest when the trip is focused on Gangnam and the southern side of the city.
+ +Direct metro access is a serious advantage. Seoul is large, traffic can be slow, and moving well across the city matters. Being connected to Apgujeong Station helps guests plan days with more confidence. It also makes the hotel useful for first-time visitors who may not want to rely only on taxis.
+ +The neighborhood has a different mood from Myeongdong, Insadong, or Bukchon. It is less about old Seoul and more about contemporary Seoul. That distinction gives the hotel its clarity. Guests should choose Andaz Seoul Gangnam when they want modern Gangnam life nearby, not when they want to sleep beside the palaces.
+ +The hotel has 241 rooms and suites. The design is clean, warm, and modern, with local motifs used in a restrained way. Rooms make good use of space, with soft colors, efficient work areas, and large windows. The atmosphere is polished without feeling stiff, which fits the Andaz style and the Gangnam address.
+ +Standard rooms are suitable for short business stays or city breaks. View categories are worth considering because Seoul's skyline gives the stay more context. Suites add more space, seating areas, and a better sense of arrival. Higher categories, including premium suites and the Gangnam Penthouse, are designed for guests who want more privacy, entertaining space, or a special-occasion stay.
+ +The best room choice depends on the itinerary. A solo business traveler may value station access and a practical room. A couple may prefer a larger room with a view. Guests staying longer should consider a suite, especially if they will use the hotel as a base between dining, shopping, wellness, and meetings.
+ +Jogakbo is the hotel's main dining world. It is designed as a set of interactive dining zones rather than one flat restaurant room. The concept draws inspiration from Apgujeong's food alleys and Korean patchwork tradition, with different spaces offering different moods. The main zones include BITES & WINE, JOGAKBO KITCHEN, and MEAT & CO.
+ +JOGAKBO KITCHEN brings a modern Korean dining focus, with seasonal dishes and a more refined interpretation of local flavor. MEAT & CO gives the hotel a grill and steakhouse element. BITES & WINE works for lighter meals, drinks, and casual social time. This structure makes the hotel practical for different parts of the day, from breakfast to dinner and drinks.
+ +The dining program matters because Gangnam has excellent restaurants, but guests still need a strong in-house option. Andaz Seoul Gangnam gives them that. It can serve a business breakfast, a relaxed lunch, a polished dinner, or an evening drink without making guests leave the building.
+ +Summer House is the hotel's wellness and leisure area. It includes a pool, spa, fitness facilities, and sauna-style spaces that help guests reset during a city stay. Seoul can be intense, especially for travelers moving between meetings, shopping, dining, and late nights. A calm wellness floor gives the hotel more depth.
+ +The pool is a useful feature in Gangnam, where many trips are urban and packed. Guests can swim, relax, or use the space as a break from the city. The fitness center supports daily routines, while spa treatments add a slower layer for longer stays or post-flight recovery. These facilities make the hotel feel more complete than a standard city property.
+ +Wellness is also part of the hotel's commercial appeal. Guests who choose Gangnam often have full schedules. They need a hotel that can handle early mornings, late dinners, and downtime between appointments. Andaz Seoul Gangnam does that well.
+ +The hotel is well suited to business travel because it is in Gangnam and connected to the metro. Meeting spaces, dining venues, and strong service make it practical for executive stays, small events, product launches, and corporate gatherings. The design gives events a more contemporary tone than a conventional business hotel.
+ +For leisure stays, the hotel is best used as a base for southern Seoul. Cheongdam boutiques, Apgujeong restaurants, Garosu-gil cafes, beauty clinics, galleries, and nightlife are all part of the natural itinerary. Guests can still visit palaces, markets, and museums elsewhere in the city, but the reason to stay here is the Gangnam side of Seoul.
+ +This makes Andaz Seoul Gangnam especially useful for repeat travelers. First-time Seoul visitors often split attention across the whole city. Repeat guests may know exactly why they want Gangnam. For them, the hotel is direct, comfortable, and efficient.
+ +Andaz Seoul Gangnam is best for travelers looking for a luxury hotel in Gangnam with direct metro access, modern rooms, strong dining, wellness facilities, and easy reach of Apgujeong, Cheongdam, and Garosu-gil. It is a strong fit for business trips, shopping weekends, food-focused stays, medical or beauty travel, and guests who prefer contemporary Seoul to the older tourist center.
+ +Book it for a polished Gangnam address, 241 rooms and suites, Jogakbo dining, Summer House wellness, pool and spa facilities, and quick access to one of Seoul's most influential neighborhoods. The hotel gives travelers a sharp, local, and highly practical way to experience modern Seoul.
The Apgujeong address gives Gangnam real style. The metro is directly connected, and Cheongdam shopping sits close by.
The design has a clear Korean thread. Bojagi-inspired patterns give the rooms texture without making them feel themed.
Jogakbo is the dining hub. Bites & Wine, Jogakbo Kitchen and Meat & Co make one lively Seoul table.
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Choose Andaz Seoul Gangnam if you want a luxury hotel in Apgujeong with direct subway access, 241 rooms and suites, large premium rooms, strong suite categories, Jogakbo dining, indoor pool, spa facilities, and a stylish Gangnam neighbourhood atmosphere.
Yes. Andaz Seoul Gangnam works very well for shopping, dining, and nightlife because of its Apgujeong address and proximity to Cheongdam, Garosu-gil, and Gangnam's fashion and restaurant scene. It is a strong base for contemporary Seoul.
Yes. Andaz Seoul Gangnam has an indoor pool within The Summer House wellness area. This is useful for travellers comparing Seoul luxury hotels where pool, spa, gym, and easy Gangnam transport all matter.
The Summer House is the hotel's wellness and leisure area, including spa, fitness, and pool facilities. It gives the hotel a stronger resort-like dimension than many city hotels in Gangnam, especially for guests planning longer Seoul stays.
Jogakbo is the hotel's main dining concept, named after traditional Korean patchwork. It brings together Korean culinary references, open-kitchen energy, seafood, steak, wine, bar elements, and a social dining style inspired by Gangnam and Apgujeong.
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