2013.3.14 HOTEL EVENTS
Published: 13 Mar. 2013, 20:13
Renaissance Seoul Hotel
Today: The hotel’s Trevi Lounge has prepared a special romantic Italian evening for White Day.
At the restaurant, there will be an Italian buffet, and unlimited beer and wine accompanied by live music.
There will be some time for couples to enjoy games and dance lessons hosted by a professional MC.
There will also be a variety of prizes such as hotel vouchers from the Renaissance Seoul and the Courtyard Marriott Hotel, wine, and cake.
The special costs 50,000 won ($ 45.56) per person including tax and service charges.
Renaissance Seoul Hotel: (02) 2222-8627
Yeoksam-dong, southern Seoul
www.renaissance-seoul.com
Lotte Hotel Seoul
Tuesday to March 21: The hotel presents authentic dageumbari sashimi - also known as saw-edged perch - at Japanese restaurant Momoyama. It has invited “dageumbari master” Kang Chang-geon to the establishment.
Chef Kang was selected for his expertise as one of the top 100 chefs at the Slow Food Network’s biennial Terra Madre conference in Torino, Italy, which took place in 2006. He has created over 30 dishes with dageumbari and received a patent for his unique sashimi preparation in 2002.
During the promotion, fresh fish will be delivered by air each morning from Jeju to Seoul and Kang will work on different parts of dageumbari to produce up to 29 different tastes. The dishes include dageumbari salad, assorted sashimi, Cantonese-style dageumbari simmered in soy sauce and so on.
Lunch is 170,000 won and dinner is 280,000 won. A gala dinner, paired with top-end wine, will be held on March 21. It is priced at 400,000 won. All prices include tax and service charges.
Lotte Hotel Seoul: (02) 317-7031
Sogong-dong, central Seoul
www.lottehotelseoul.com
Sheraton Grande Walkerhill
Through April 29: The hotel cafe The View runs a Mediterranean brunch buffet every Sunday. Fresh seasonal seafood, various herbs and green vegetables will top every plate. The buffet’s offerings include clam ceviche not heavily cooked and marinated with lemon juice for 20 minutes in order to sterilize bacteria that might stick to the clam. Fresh seasonal greens are mixed with the cleaned clam. Other choices include Spanish Iberico Jamon and artisan cheese.
The View’s Mediterranean brunch buffet costs 90,000 won for adults and 45,000 won for children. The brunch runs from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Sheraton Grande Walkerhill: (02) 455-5000
Gwangjang-dong, eastern Seoul
www.sheratonwalkerhill.co.kr
Grand Hilton Seoul
Ongoing: As more people are conscious about their health, the hotel presents its new Allergy-Free Pure Rooms that are designed for customers who are sensitive to allergies and bacteria.
These so-called pure rooms are prepared using a two-week sanitation process. Hypoallergenic linens and mattresses are used in the rooms, and air conditioning filers are checked more frequently than in ordinary rooms. Guests can elect to stay in these rooms by paying a 30,000 won fee above the regular room rate, excluding tax and service charges.
Grand Hilton Seoul: (02) 2287-8400
Hongeun-dong, northern Seoul
www.grandhiltonseoul.com
Hyatt Hotels & Resorts
Ongoing: Hyatt Hotels & Resorts presents “Women’s Experience,” a program designed to satisfy female travelers.
In Korea, Grand Hyatt Seoul, Park Hyatt Seoul, Park Hyatt Busan, Hyatt Regency Incheon and Hyatt Regency Jeju are now participating in this program.
Guests can request frequently forgotten items and indulge in dishes crafted as part of healthy, balanced menu offerings.
Items offered to guests as part of the program include phone chargers, curling irons, steamers, yoga mats, make-up remover and razors to keep, borrow or buy.
Grand Hyatt Seoul: (02) 797-1234
Hannam-dong, central Seoul
seoul.grand.hyattrestaurants.com
JW Marriott Hotel Seoul
Ongoing: The JW Marriott Hotel Seoul presents a promotion called “Dad, Where Are We Going?” through which children can spend time with their fathers while mothers are able to soak in the spa.
JW Marriott Hotel Seoul: (02) 6282-6282
Banpo-dong, southern Seoul
www.jw-marriott.co.kr
Information is culled from hotels.
Today: The hotel’s Trevi Lounge has prepared a special romantic Italian evening for White Day.
At the restaurant, there will be an Italian buffet, and unlimited beer and wine accompanied by live music.
There will be some time for couples to enjoy games and dance lessons hosted by a professional MC.
There will also be a variety of prizes such as hotel vouchers from the Renaissance Seoul and the Courtyard Marriott Hotel, wine, and cake.
The special costs 50,000 won ($ 45.56) per person including tax and service charges.
Renaissance Seoul Hotel: (02) 2222-8627
Yeoksam-dong, southern Seoul
www.renaissance-seoul.com

Tuesday to March 21: The hotel presents authentic dageumbari sashimi - also known as saw-edged perch - at Japanese restaurant Momoyama. It has invited “dageumbari master” Kang Chang-geon to the establishment.
Chef Kang was selected for his expertise as one of the top 100 chefs at the Slow Food Network’s biennial Terra Madre conference in Torino, Italy, which took place in 2006. He has created over 30 dishes with dageumbari and received a patent for his unique sashimi preparation in 2002.
During the promotion, fresh fish will be delivered by air each morning from Jeju to Seoul and Kang will work on different parts of dageumbari to produce up to 29 different tastes. The dishes include dageumbari salad, assorted sashimi, Cantonese-style dageumbari simmered in soy sauce and so on.
Lunch is 170,000 won and dinner is 280,000 won. A gala dinner, paired with top-end wine, will be held on March 21. It is priced at 400,000 won. All prices include tax and service charges.
Lotte Hotel Seoul: (02) 317-7031
Sogong-dong, central Seoul
www.lottehotelseoul.com

Through April 29: The hotel cafe The View runs a Mediterranean brunch buffet every Sunday. Fresh seasonal seafood, various herbs and green vegetables will top every plate. The buffet’s offerings include clam ceviche not heavily cooked and marinated with lemon juice for 20 minutes in order to sterilize bacteria that might stick to the clam. Fresh seasonal greens are mixed with the cleaned clam. Other choices include Spanish Iberico Jamon and artisan cheese.
The View’s Mediterranean brunch buffet costs 90,000 won for adults and 45,000 won for children. The brunch runs from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Sheraton Grande Walkerhill: (02) 455-5000
Gwangjang-dong, eastern Seoul
www.sheratonwalkerhill.co.kr

Ongoing: As more people are conscious about their health, the hotel presents its new Allergy-Free Pure Rooms that are designed for customers who are sensitive to allergies and bacteria.
These so-called pure rooms are prepared using a two-week sanitation process. Hypoallergenic linens and mattresses are used in the rooms, and air conditioning filers are checked more frequently than in ordinary rooms. Guests can elect to stay in these rooms by paying a 30,000 won fee above the regular room rate, excluding tax and service charges.
Grand Hilton Seoul: (02) 2287-8400
Hongeun-dong, northern Seoul
www.grandhiltonseoul.com
Hyatt Hotels & Resorts
Ongoing: Hyatt Hotels & Resorts presents “Women’s Experience,” a program designed to satisfy female travelers.
In Korea, Grand Hyatt Seoul, Park Hyatt Seoul, Park Hyatt Busan, Hyatt Regency Incheon and Hyatt Regency Jeju are now participating in this program.
Guests can request frequently forgotten items and indulge in dishes crafted as part of healthy, balanced menu offerings.
Items offered to guests as part of the program include phone chargers, curling irons, steamers, yoga mats, make-up remover and razors to keep, borrow or buy.
Grand Hyatt Seoul: (02) 797-1234
Hannam-dong, central Seoul
seoul.grand.hyattrestaurants.com
JW Marriott Hotel Seoul
Ongoing: The JW Marriott Hotel Seoul presents a promotion called “Dad, Where Are We Going?” through which children can spend time with their fathers while mothers are able to soak in the spa.
JW Marriott Hotel Seoul: (02) 6282-6282
Banpo-dong, southern Seoul
www.jw-marriott.co.kr
Information is culled from hotels.
with the Korea JoongAng Daily
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