Decrease in Business Customers Due to COVID-19
Long-Term Guests Popular Amid Hotel Management Difficulties
20% Discount Benefits and Enhanced Amenities

Hotel Seoul Dragon City

Hotel Seoul Dragon City

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[Asia Economy Reporter Cha Min-young] As the novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19) prolongs, the hotel industry is facing increasing difficulties. With a sharp decline in business customers leading to reduced hotel demand, unique packages aimed at attracting long-term guests are pouring out.


According to the hotel industry on the 25th, as overseas travel has recently become impossible, more customers are seeking long-term stay products to enjoy during holidays. In fact, according to the accommodation reservation platform Wemakeprice Tour, long-term stay reservations of 7 nights or more during July and August increased by 1000% compared to the same period last year.


'Lotte Hotel Jeju' recently launched the 'Jeju Wang Sarabopse' package. Available for reservations of 5 nights or more, this package allows guests to choose from a 'Deluxe Room' with an exotic outdoor garden and a heated pool with a view of Haeon, a 'Premier Ocean Room' overlooking the sea, or a family-friendly 'Ondol Room' with a comfortable heated floor. It includes breakfast for two at 'The Canvas' and two exchange vouchers for Delica Hans take-out coffee. Guests can also enjoy game rentals, fitness club access, and a children's experience play area.


'Moxy Seoul Insadong' is running a long-term stay promotion applicable for stays of 4 nights or more until the end of the year. It offers up to a 20% discount on usage fees, a welcome drink, access to a guest-exclusive lounge, and unlimited coffee benefits. Long-term guests can also use the fitness center 24 hours a day. However, reservations must be made at least 3 days in advance.


'Kensington Hotel Yeouido' is selling a one-month stay product exclusively for deluxe rooms, including hotel-style residence services, until the end of the year. It includes laundry lounge, room turndown service, office desk, and Wi-Fi options. The price is 1.8 million KRW with breakfast included and 1.5 million KRW without breakfast. Yongsan Seoul Dragon City recently introduced the 'Dudu Lounge' available 24 hours for long-term guests. The Dudu Lounge consists of a shared kitchen with basic cooking facilities, a laundry room equipped with washing machines and dryers, and a resting area. It is available to long-term guests of 'Ibis Styles Ambassador Seoul Yongsan' and 'Novotel Ambassador Seoul Yongsan.'



A representative of Hotel Seoul Dragon City said, "Seoul Dragon City is located in the heart of Seoul, making it convenient to move to major downtown areas, and its high accessibility directly connected to large marts, shopping malls, and Yongsan Station makes it highly preferred by long-term guests." He added, "The Dudu Lounge will help long-term guests enjoy a convenient and comfortable stay, such as living in the hotel for a month."


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