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Best Western International opens the doors to its newest luxury hotel in South Korea. Best Western Premier Guro Hotel is the group’s ninth property in the country and its sixth in the capital city of Seoul.
Best Western is the largest international hotel brand in Seoul, South Korea, with hotels and resorts also located in Incheon, Songdo and Gumi-Si. The newly built, 200-room Best Western Premier Guro Hotel is the sixth hotel in the country to fly the flag of the luxury Best Western Premier brand, joining three existing Best Western Premiers in Seoul, one in Songdo and the airport hotel in Incheon.
“We are extremely excited to bring the refined hospitality of our luxury Best Western Premier to the area known as Korea’s Silicon Valley. It is a strategic addition to our already significant presence in the South Korean capital.” said Best Western International’s Vice President of International Operations Asia and the Middle East, Glenn de Souza.
The hotel enjoys a prime location at the centre of the Guro Digital Complex, home to multi national hi-tech companies, laboratories and other cutting-edge businesses. Its well-appointed 200 rooms come in Double, Twin, Residence and Suite categories, featuring upgraded amenities as cable and satellite TV, complimentary high speed internet access, in-room coffee/tea maker, in-room deposit safe, hairdryer and shoe-shining services.
Hotel facilities include a restaurant, coffee shop, lounge and bar, health club, business centre and function rooms accommodating up to 300 people cocktail style. There are Executive/VIP services on offer, as well as complimentary Wi-Fi in public areas.
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