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Aggregated dataConfidence: mediumMore stays, and more recent stays, raise the confidence.
100%
Got an upgrade
of 7
57%
Got a suite
of 7
50%
Suite without a certificate
of 6

Data aggregated from FlyerTalk and various blogs, tallied to give a rough idea of your chances at an upgrade.

11 stays reported
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Park Hyatt Seoul

Confidence: mediumMore stays, and more recent stays, raise the confidence.
100%
Got an upgrade
of 7
57%
Got a suite
of 7
50%
Suite without a certificate
of 6

Data aggregated from FlyerTalk and various blogs, tallied to give a rough idea of your chances at an upgrade.

Status heldStaysUpgradeSuiteSuite w/o certificate
Globalist8100%60%60%
Tier not stated3100%50%0%

11 stays reported, newest first

  • Feb 2025FlyerTalk

    About a week with a baby. Quiet river-facing room, and housekeeping cleaned the wood floor for crawling, but the pool was not baby-friendly.

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  • Globalist · May 2018Blog
    Status
    Globalist
    Upgrade
    Suite, offered without asking
    Room
    Standard room (points, 20,000 for 2 nights) → Park Suite

    A Globalist spent two nights on points and received a suite upgrade to a Park Suite without asking or contacting the hotel ahead of time. Breakfast was provided in the downstairs restaurant as part of the stay. He praised the suite and its views of Seoul and noted the base room was priced at over $400 per night, calling the Hyatt properties on this Asia trip consistently impressive.

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  • Globalist · Nov 2006FlyerTalk
    Status
    Globalist
    Welcome amenity
    Given

    Fruit on arrival, then appetizers and more fruit the second night. The design puts form over function, but it was fun.

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  • Globalist · Oct 2006FlyerTalk
    Status
    Globalist
    Breakfast
    Full: buffet and à la carte

    Far better than the InterContinental Grand across the street, though the IC's breakfast spread is better. Dinner was good but pricey.

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  • Jan 2006FlyerTalk
    Upgrade
    Yes, offered without asking
    Room
    Park King
    Breakfast
    Full: buffet and à la carte

    Floor-to-ceiling windows looked over the Olympic Stadium and south Seoul. Breakfast was continental only on day one, fixed the next.

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  • Globalist · Dec 2005FlyerTalk
    Status
    Globalist
    Room
    award stay
    Breakfast
    Buffet only

    Weekday breakfast was just pastries and cereal, nothing hot. Ultramodern, and handy for the subway.

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  • Globalist · Oct 2005FlyerTalk
    Status
    Globalist
    Upgrade
    One-bedroom suite, offered without asking
    Room
    Park Suite
    Breakfast
    Full: buffet and à la carte

    Free pickup from the City Air Terminal and subway access were pluses. The suite was somewhat small but fine, and the controls could be confusing.

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  • Globalist · May 2005FlyerTalk
    Status
    Globalist
    Upgrade
    One-bedroom suite, offered without asking
    Room
    Park Deluxe → Park Suite
    Breakfast
    Full: buffet and à la carte

    Newly opened, with a private boutique feel and keen, friendly staff. The one gripe: no proper work desk.

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  • Blog
    Upgrade
    Suite, with a suite upgrade award
    Room
    Standard room (Points & Cash, 7,500 points + $100) → Park King Suite (12th floor)
    Breakfast
    Buffet only
    Welcome amenity
    Given

    On a one-night Points and Cash stay, the reviewer used a Diamond suite upgrade certificate to confirm the Park King Suite, which was selling for about $600 against over $400 for a Park King. At check-in he was offered a welcome amenity or 1,000 points, and snacks and cookies were left in the suite. Complimentary breakfast at Cornerstone mixed buffet items with ordered pancakes and an omelet served in under three minutes, a bill of roughly $50 that was removed automatically. Status is recorded as unknown because the review uses the legacy Diamond tier name, which has no canonical slug. He said he would return in a heartbeat.

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  • GlobalistFlyerTalk
    Status
    Globalist
    Upgrade
    Higher room category, offered without asking
    Room
    base room → premium room
    Breakfast
    Full: buffet and à la carte

    Sloppy for a Park Hyatt: a missed cleaning between bookings, ongoing elevator trouble and a remote location. Andaz Seoul next time.

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  • GlobalistFlyerTalk
    Status
    Globalist
    Upgrade
    Higher room category, offered without asking
    Room
    Deluxe King View
    Breakfast
    Full: buffet and à la carte
    Welcome amenity
    Given

    One of their top Hyatt breakfasts. Sleep suffered from light leaks, motion-sensor bedside panels, thinly insulated plumbing and short sheets.

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AddressSeoul, South Korea
Check-in3:00 PM
Checkout11:00 AM
Club loungeNo
PointsBookable on points
Seoul

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