Eleven D&C Co., Ltd., a leading South Korean real estate developer, has tapped the services of Rosewood Hotels & Resorts to manage Rosewood Seoul, a new ultra-luxury hotel set to open in 2027.
The hotel will be within The Parkside Seoul, a mixed-use neighborhood that will also include high-end retail and residences connected by expansive outdoor spaces.
The Parkside Seoul serves as a connector to both the city's traditional business district to the north and the modern Gangnam area to the south.
The hotel's neighboring Yongsan Park will serve as a new hub that stretches from the banks of the Han River to the foot of Namsan Mountain. Guests of Rosewood Seoul will find more opportunities for exploration and discovery in the hotel's surrounding Itaewon area, one of Seoul's most affluent neighborhoods.
Designed by renowned interior design firm Space Copenhagen, Rosewood Seoul will feature approximately 250 rooms and suites, amongst the largest in the city.
The property will boast a selection of amenities, including seven restaurants and bars and comprehensive wellness facilities.
Rosewood Seoul will also be home to an Asaya, a comprehensive wellness concept focused on the intersections between physical, mental, and emotional well-being
Asaya will have multiple treatment rooms, hydrotherapy and relaxation areas, indoor pool, luxury locker rooms, saunas, fitness center, and an indoor golfing facility.
Additional hotel facilities will include extensive, multi-purpose event space totaling 1,800 square meters and Rosewood Explorers, the brand's culturally inspired kids club concept.


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