Hotel Naru Seoul MGallery Ambassador

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It's clear this is uncommon in Seoul. An outdoor infinity pool. And the Han River. This is a cheat code. The same goes for the indoor swimming pool.

Everyone goes for breakfast between 7-9 AM, so going to the pool during this time meant it was empty. A successful round of playing it by ear. Thanks to that, I could fully enjoy the swimming pool.

The outdoor infinity pool might be a bit difficult for 'swimming'. But it's enough just to leisurely gaze at the Han River from the water.

As the weather warms up, it's also nice to spend time wearing sunglasses while half-lying on an outdoor sunbed. This is definitely a happy experience you can't easily have in Seoul hotels.

The indoor swimming pool is suitable for 'swimming'. However, if you were expecting a real fitness swimming pool, it might feel small.

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This time, the room was the Namsan Suite with a Namsan view.

To conclude, because the riverview is so overwhelming, the Namsan view can come across as ordinary. Personally, the Deluxe River was thrilling. Even though the room grade itself is lower than the suite, the view alone is spectacular.

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It's not disappointing even if it's a Namsan view. You can thoroughly enjoy the Han River whether you go to the swimming pool or the Bouazeng restaurant.

I had both dinner and breakfast at Bouazeng. Honestly, I'm someone who eats anything well, so all the food felt delicious to me.

However, the Han River view story comes up again. I ended up finishing a bottle of wine, considering just having a glass because of the view. No regrets.

If you're going to spend time at Bouazeng, request a seat by the window.

In summary, MGallery is a hotel where the view plays a major part.

It's nice to be in the rooms, but I recommend trying the swimming pool/sauna/Bouazeng. Wherever I go, I can see the Han River.

🔹Room: Namsan Suite
🔹Price: 400,000 to 500,000 KRW
🔹Parking: Underground/Valet (30,000 KRW)
🔹Features: Sauna/Swimming Pool/Infinity Pool/OTT/Right next to the Han River