Park Hyatt Seoul

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case study of where a recent graduate works

Congratulations to Joohee Lim, Class of 2009 who informed us over the weekend, that she just accepted an offer at the Park Hyatt Seoul, Korea, in the Sales and Marketing department and will begin work on Monday!

Well done Joohee!

Here is an article on Park Hyatt Shanghai posted last month. Click here for a complete listing of all Park Hyatt hotels in the world.

ACCOMMODATION
• Maximum guests per room: 3
• In-room checkout
• High-speed wireless Internet access
• Separate work area and data port
• Three or more telephones and voice mail
• 25-inch or larger television, cable / satellite television channels, DVD player and video on demand
• Individual heat control and temperature control
• Individual air conditioning control
• In-room safe
• Safety deposit box available at concierge
• Aesop bathroom amenity
• Robes
• Hair dryer
• Stereo system
• Rollaways and iron / ironing board upon request
• Electrical kettle, coffeemaker and Korean tea set
• Mini-bar
• Mineral water upon request
• Morning newspaper

RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
• Park Club Spa & Fitness Centre: For extraordinary pampering, guests can enjoy the 570-square-metre Park Club Spa and Fitness Centre, located on the top floor, which includes three luxuriously appointed treatment rooms, sauna, steam, whirlpool and plunge pools. The Fitness Studio has the latest equipment from TechnoGym and features stunning views of Seoul

RESTAURANT, BAR & LOUNGE
• Cornerstone—main restaurant
• The Timber House—live entertainment restaurant and bar
• The Lounge—lobby lounge restaurant and bar

SERVICES & FACILITIES
• 24-hour in-room dining
• 24-hour concierge
• Private concierge
• Business centre
• Indoor heated swimming pool
• Free access to Fitness Studio, Swimming Pool and Sauna

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