Tribute Portfolio makes its South Korean debut with The Link Seoul
The new hotel is located in Seoul's dynamic Sindorim district
Tribute Portfolio, part of Marriott Bonvoy’s global portfolio of over 30 extraordinary hotel brands, announced the opening of The Link Seoul, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel today, 9th October, in Seoul’s dynamic Sindorim district.
Marriott International’s area vice-president for South Korea, Vietnam, and the Philippines Duke Nam said of The Link Seoul: “We are thrilled to bring Marriott Bonvoy’s Tribute Portfolio brand into South Korea. Tribute Portfolio is a growing collection of characterful, independent, boutique hotels united by a common spirit and captivating spaces that bring people together and create experiences that connect travellers to the surrounding community.”
Andrew Jung, general manager at The Link Seoul, added: “The Link Seoul blends the rich past of the Sindorim district and its history of textile manufacturing with a distinctly modern sensibility so that guests can experience a true sense of connection with their surroundings during their stay with us. With our original design, bold spaces, and locally-inspired art installations, we look forward to creating unforgettable experiences for all our guests as they forge new memories for the future.”
The Link Seoul is set to welcome guests who are taking the road less explored and are ready to discover a different side of travel in South Korea.
Eclectic urban design
The hotel features 141 guest rooms, including 16 suites and a Presidential Suite, set across 19 floors.
The modern design narrative continues into the guest rooms, featuring marble walls, light wood veneers, and powder-coated metal details to create warm and restful spaces to retreat to after a day of exploration and the exuberance of Seoul.
True to the Tribute Portfolio DNA of captivating design, the arrival experience at The Link Seoul starts with its striking reception lobby, which incorporates sleek modern Scandinavian design, fashion, art, and traditional Korean elements, elevating the hotel check-in experience.
The design of The Link Seoul reflects connections between travellers and the local community, as well as respect for the area’s history as a textile industry hub, with the threads of connection breathing life into the fabric of the hotel.
High ceilings, a custom feature glass wall, and architectural modular furniture combine to create a memorable start to an extraordinary hotel stay for its guests.
Great venues for dining and events
Dining experiences at The Link Seoul feature a fusion of local and international culinary favourites.
The hotel’s all-day restaurant, FRAME, located on the 12th floor, has a casual and relaxed atmosphere with its Nordic-style interior. Located on the 13th floor of the hotel, PUNCH is a modern beer pub with a glass ceiling that overlooks the swimming pool.
In the ground floor lobby area, DIGM is a sophisticated lounge bar that offers the ideal setting for connecting and socialising. For quick bites and a fresh cup of hot coffee,
ZAG is a cosy bakery and café with a lively Scandinavian aesthetic. The hotel also offers a well-equipped fitness centre located on the 13th floor for guests who enjoy maintaining their fitness routine on the road.
Meetings and events are made memorable at The Link Seoul, with modern venues such as The Link Hall, a 760 square metre grand ballroom that can accommodate up to 500 guests.
The Link Hall features a soaring 10-metre-high ceiling with a black-toned design and is equipped with cutting-edge audiovisual systems to impress guests on all occasions. Two smaller venues, the 147 square metre Meeting Room 1 and the 107 square metre Meeting Room 2, are entirely customizable to accommodate events of up to 100 people. For smaller meetings, a boardroom is also available.
All meeting venues are equipped with the latest video conferencing systems, including high-resolution projectors, smart TVs, and ultra-fast internet connections.
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