Packages and promotions

Westin Josun Busan offers stay with Momos Coffee

The Westin Josun Busan is offering Visit Busan, a room package created with local specialty roaster Momos Coffee through Nov. 30.

Every booking comes with a Visit Busan drip bag set holding seven bags of Momos' signature Es Chocolat blend.

Momos Coffee's Co-CEO Jeon Joo-yeon became the first Korean to win the World Barista Championship in 2019, and the roaster placed 22nd on The World's 100 Best Coffee Shops 2026 list in February.

The package also offers 10 percent off at buffet restaurant Camellia, Korean restaurant Sheobul and dining pub O'Kim's.

Rates start at 338,800 won for a deluxe room.

Four Seasons Seoul offers dining experience on its rooftop

Four Seasons Hotel Seoul is running Bubbles & Buns, a seasonal rooftop dining experience at Garden Terrace, its 15th-floor open-air venue, through Oct. 3.

Dishes arrive in picnic baskets, served against views of Gyeongbokgung, Inwangsan and the Seoul skyline.

The menu lists six burgers, including the King Hanwoo Prestige Burger (48,000 won), which pairs 1++ grade Korean beef with Alaskan king crab. Other items include lobster tteokbokki (52,000 won) and a seasonal fruit sundae (25,000 won).

Drinks range from Champagne and sparkling wine to still wines, draft beer, cocktails and non-alcoholic options. A happy hour from 5 to 7 p.m. offers Asahi draft beer at 19,000 won on a buy-one-get-one-free basis.

The promotion runs Tuesday through Saturday, 5 to 10 p.m.

Walkerhill creates outdoor library for autumn

Walkerhill Hotels & Resorts has opened Forest Caravan, converting Forest Park into a caravan-style outdoor library and lounge.

About 80 titles curated by independent bookstore Thanks Books sit alongside air sofas developed with design brand Lightree. The space is free for Forest Park visitors and runs through Nov. 30.

Two indoor libraries remain open. Douglas Library, on the first floor of Douglas House, holds roughly 1,000 books and looks onto Achasan through wood-framed windows, with sofas and hammocks.

Walkerhill Library, on the second floor of Grand Walkerhill Seoul, holds about 3,000 titles and was furnished by interior brands Desker and Alloso.

Lotte Hotels doubles stay credit before rewards revamp

Lotte Hotels & Resorts is running a Fast Track promotion that counts each night twice toward Lotte Hotel Rewards status, so a two-night stay registers as four.

Seven properties take part, including Signiel Seoul, Signiel Busan, The Grand Lotte Seoul, Lotte Hotel World, Lotte Hotel Jeju, Lotte Hotel Ulsan and Lotte Hotel Busan.

The offer marks the Aug. 14 opening of The Grand Lotte Seoul, a rebranding of Lotte Hotel Seoul, and a September overhaul of the loyalty program. The revamp adds Diamond as a top tier, expanding the structure to five levels, and lowers thresholds. Silver drops to two nights from five, Gold to 12 from 25 and Platinum to 30 from 50. Diamond requires 60 nights or 110,000 points a year.

Bookings run through Aug. 31 on the official website, for stays through Nov. 30.

Glad Hotel adds bedtime scent to its sleep package

Glad Hotel is offering Glad Kkuljam with Aromatica, the latest version of a package built around sleep. The hotel first introduced the promotion in 2018 after guest reviews repeatedly singled out how well they slept, and has updated it since with seasonal sleep items.

Available at Glad properties in Seoul and Jeju, the package includes one night in a room, a Glad sleep mask supplied at random in white or black, and a 100-milliliter Sleep Tight Pillow Mist from Aromatica, an aromatherapy-based scalp and skincare brand.

The mist blends lavender and sandalwood and is designed to be sprayed lightly on a pillow or bedding before sleep.

Benefits are provided once per stay. Rates start at 145,000 won.