2016.3.30 Hotel Events
Reopening: Just in time for spring, Park Hyatt Seoul is bringing Cornerstone: Cucina Italiana back to Seoul. After a top-to-bottom renovation, led by Japanese design firm Super Potato, the restaurant is once again offering the latest in luxury: exquisite Italian food, inspired partly by the cooking style popular in southern Italy. Chef Massimiliano Ziano with his team creates dishes that conjure up the feeling of Italy. Simplicity is the hallmark of all Italian regions, and that is achieved through the use of seasonal products that are served such that they taste the way they do in nature.
Chef Ziano uses Piedmontese beef, exclusive to the restaurant, to provide guests with steaks that have less marbling but still offer a refined taste. Fish is delivered daily from Jeju, such as, depending on the season, mackerel, herring, halibut, yellowtail, sea bass, skate and an array of shellfish. The restaurant has a variety of Italian cheeses, from 28-month aged parmigiano to Tuscan pecorino and creamy gorgonzola. The restaurant also has over 40 different wines served by glass for those who want to pair their food with drinks. In addition, the restaurant has an eclectic range of Italian sodas, beers and coffees. Guests can enjoy Vancheri coffee, for example, a premium Italian blend from Caltanissetta in Sicily.
The restaurant offers a buffet-style breakfast, plus à la carte and set menus for lunch and dinner. A la carte items start at 12,000 won ($10.50); pastas from 20,000 won; meat and fish plates from 34,000 won; lunch sets from 48,000 won; and dinner sets from 79,000 won.
In celebration of its reopening, Cornerstone is offering dinner guests a free Italian premium coffee when ordering a dessert, available until May 31.
Park Hyatt Seoul: (02) 2016-1100
606 Teheran-ro, southern Seoul
www.seoul.park.hyatt.com
Hyatt Regency Jeju
Ongoing: Hyatt Regency Jeju is proud to announce the launching of its “Jeju Citrus Spa Package,” enabling guests to relax and enjoy tangerine oil, a specialty of Jeju Island.
The package includes a one-night stay and a Jeju citrus back treatment for two adults. Added benefits are free access to the sauna, swimming pool and fitness center and a 20 percent discount on additional spa treatments. The Jeju citrus back treatment utilizes fresh Jeju tangerine oil to relieve body of tension and provide comfortable sleep with a citrus aroma.
The “Jeju Citrus Spa Package” will be available throughout 2016 and starts at 220,000 won for two adults (excluding VAT and service charge).
Hyatt Regency Jeju: (064) 733-1234
114 Jungmungwangwang-ro, Seogwipo, Jeju
jeju.regency.hyatt.com
Four Seasons Hotel Seoul
Ongoing: Four Seasons Hotel Seoul introduces a variety of spa programs using French cosmetic products from Biologique Recherche. Guests can have their skin condition checked with a machine called Skin Instant Lab, and the hotel’s skin specialists will recommended the most suitable cosmetic products. Among many facial treatments the hotel offers, the programs “Skin Instant,” “Luminous Face,” “V-lift Intensive” use the products from the French company.
Prior to getting such facial treatments, guests can also use Korean style steam sauna for even more relaxing time. The treatment programs with products that are rarely found in Korea start from 187,000 won, including tax, for a 60-minute session.
In addition, the hotel also offers manicure and pedicure services. For those wanting to get a quick service session, the hotel offers a 30-minute program for 44,000 won including tax. The spa is open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Four Seasons Hotel Seoul: (02) 6388-5250
97 Saemunan-ro, central Seoul
www.fourseasons.com/kr/seoul
with the Korea JoongAng Daily
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