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“The launch of DoubleTree by Hilton in Korea is testament to Hilton’s
commitment to establishing our presence in enticing gateway cities across the
region. South Korea is a dynamic destination for business and leisure with
strong projected growth for the coming years. We are optimistic that DoubleTree
by Hilton Seoul Pangyo will be well-positioned to meet the evolving needs of
our guests,” said Timothy Soper, area vice president, head of Japan, Korea
& Micronesia, Hilton.
Being the first upscale full-service hotel and residences in the south
Gyeonggi area, DoubleTree by Hilton Seoul Pangyo joins the brand
portfolio of over 660 hotels globally and almost 100 hotels in Asia Pacific.
“For more than 50 years, DoubleTree by Hilton has been delivering
friendly, approachable, and unpretentious hospitality to comfort-seeking guests
around the world. As one of the fastest-growing Hilton brands in Asia Pacific,
we’re excited to extend a warm welcome to guests in Korea with the brand’s
debut in one of the region’s most vibrant destinations. DoubleTree by Hilton is
all about inspiring guests with feel-good moments, and this starts from the
moment they come through our doors with our signature, warm DoubleTree
chocolate chip cookie,” said Vincent Ong, vice president, Full Service Brands,
Asia Pacific, Hilton.
Spanning 25 floors, DoubleTree by Hilton Seoul Pangyo is the largest
full-service hotel and residences complex in southern Gyeonggi. The dual
building complex comprises 432 hotel rooms and 170 residences respectively,
designed in neutral tones and muted colors inspired by the lush foliage
surrounding the property.
The hotel rooms boast modern interiors and natural lighting with stylish
executive rooms that grant access to the Executive Lounge. As the first upscale
residential hotel in the city of Seongnam, the residences feature spacious and
comfortable studio rooms, as well as premium suites of up to two bedrooms that
feature separate bedroom and living room spaces.
Amongst the dining offerings, Nyx offers an elevated
dining experience that enables guests to take in the Pangyo skyline through
panoramic windows, while the all-day dining restaurant Demeter offers
international hearty buffet spreads. The hotel also features state-of-the-art
meeting and event facilities, an indoor swimming pool, a 24-hour fitness center
with a fully equipped Pilates studio, a driving range, a tennis court and a
sauna.
“With a full-service hotel sitting alongside a spacious residence, we
are ready to extend a double dose of comfort and care, whether to the business
traveler here in town for a few days, or the leisure traveler who is looking to
clock in a longer stay,” said Peta Ruiter, general manager of DoubleTree by
Hilton Seoul Pangyo.
DoubleTree by Hilton Seoul Pangyo operates an urban rooftop bee farm
with the aim of sustainable beekeeping that helps protect and maintain viable
populations of thriving colonies. With its own harvest, the hotel offers a wide
spectrum of honey-infused culinary creations, ranging from cocktails with a
natural honeycomb to honey cakes and "Bee My Honey" afternoon tea
sets. As part of DoubleTree by Hilton’s ‘Do Good, Feel Good’ program and as an
extension of its CARE culture, the hotel also organizes weekly workshops to
help educate children to care. Helping young ones understand the importance of
bees to the ecosystem aims to instill a sense of purpose that travelling with
awareness can further fulfill.
The property is also amongst the first in South Korea to obtain Marine
Stewardship Council (MSC) and Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) Chain of
Custody certifications, offering guests sustainably-sourced seafood across its
restaurants.
DoubleTree by Hilton has made several strides towards a rapid expansion
across the region. Apart from its debut in Korea, Hilton also marked its
50th DoubleTree by Hilton property in Greater China with the opening
of DoubleTree by Hilton Kunming
Airport in December 2022, and soon after announced the opening
of its first hotel in Japan’s Hokuriku region with the debut of DoubleTree by Hilton Toyama in
January 2023, and first DoubleTree by Hilton property in Kyoto with DoubleTree by Hilton Kyoto
Higashiyama in August 2023.
In 2024, a bevy of openings are anticipated, including new DoubleTree by
Hilton properties opening in Jakarta, as part of a mixed-use development in
Bintaro Jaya; Osaka, the first DoubleTree by Hilton property in Osaka; and
Vientiane, Hilton’s first property in Laos.
For more information or to make a reservation, please visit DoubleTree by Hilton Seoul
Pangyo, or call +82 (0)31 678 5500.
Image Credit: ©
Hilton Hotels
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