SEOUL, 19 October 2026: Travelodge Hotels Asia officially opened Travelodge Gangnam Yeoksam Seoul, its fifth hotel in South Korea with 360 rooms and the largest in the group’s Asia network
Fully renovated to reflect Travelodge’s refreshed brand look, the hotel offers travellers a comfortable base in the heart of Gangnam, close to COEX and the district’s business, shopping, dining, fashion and cultural destinations.
Travelodge Gangnam Yeoksam Seoul is designed around the essentials of a good stay, with well-appointed rooms, comfortable beds, modern bathrooms, a satisfying breakfast and practical spaces to relax and recharge.
The hotel offers a spacious co-working lounge, a fitness centre, and meeting facilities for up to 60 people. Guests who need to work can use the business centre as a casual workspace. In contrast, the guest lounge provides space to relax, with a microwave and hydration centre available for added convenience.
BON Food Service, an established Korean food-service operator with experience in catering and food-service operations, provides breakfast. A GS25 convenience store is also scheduled to open at the hotel by the end of October.
Located in Yeoksam, Gangnam, Travelodge Gangnam Yeoksam Seoul offers convenient access to Seoul’s business district, cultural landmarks and shopping destinations. Just 600 metres away, Seolleung and Jeongneung Royal Tombs showcase Korea’s royal history, while Bongeunsa Temple, near COEX, offers a glimpse into traditional Buddhist culture.
Business travellers can reach COEX Convention & Exhibition Centre, Starfield Mall, and Library within a 15-minute bus or subway ride. The Gangnam Station Shopping District offers dining, shopping, and nightlife, while Lotte World, about 30 minutes away by subway, offers family entertainment. For fashion, beauty and café culture, guests can explore Garosu-gil and Apgujeong Rodeo.
To celebrate the opening, Stay Gold in Gangnam offers eligible guests who book directly from October 2026 to January 2027 a chance to win a 24K gold bar through the hotel’s Fortune Wheel.
(Source: Travelodge Hotels Asia)
