All of the hotels closer to the center were booked so I was exiled to Walker Hill. In the end, I liked it. It's an odd little compound beyond the outskirts. It was a hassle to get to and from (20-30 min taxi to Posco Center) but once you're there it's a nice change of pace. The Sheraton is right... more

While visiting my daughter in South Korea, we were looking for a place to sit back and relax in Seoul. This Sheraton more than fit the bill! The Club level offered a place to read, have breakfast, relax, and have a cocktail, all while looking out over the City. The service was superb. Shoes put out for a shine were... more

Stayed for two nights. Check in was fair, lobby nice. Rooms small, TV outdated for Korea standards. Room dated, needs renovations. Although non-smoking smelled of smoke. Decent breakfast. A gym that is truely horrible for a hotel that caters to business and tourists. High end stores that are nearly empty and outrageously overpriced. Proficiency of English moderate at best. more

Location is, well... beautiful setting if that's what you're looking for, but far from everything and anything. Great jogging and walking paths around the hotel with nice river view, but that's about it. Rooms are updated, but very small, and the first room we got had nasty urine smell and we had to move to a different room. They have... more

We spent 3 nights at the Sheraton Walker Hill in Seoul and found it to be quite excellent. The service was wonderful; a great concierge desk. We use points for the 3 nights so I can't say much about the value. We didn't try their restaurants but had room service which was great. We did enquire about their pool, which... more

My husband's conference was located here. It was self-contained and he had most of his meals at the conference or off-site for dinner. I came in for two nights...it is far from everything. There is a regular shuttle to the subway. Food at the hotel is expensive (breakfast is $30/person). Everything was fine but we moved to the Westin Chosun... more

Sheraton Grande Walkerhill (hereafter SGW) is a prime example of an old hotel doing its utmost best to compete with the up & coming. In some parts it succeeds while with others it fairs poorly. On the whole, however, SGW still manages to remain descent, thanks mainly to the quality of its service staff. After a never-ending taxi ride from... more

Since the Westin was fully booked I had to move to the Sheraton Grande and since there was a substantial price difference between the Westin Chosun (393USD), where I stayed before, and the Sheraton Grande (199USD) I didn’t mind. That of course was before the ‘grande’ experience! Since I’m a platinum member of Starwood I try to stick to the... more

I had high hopes for this hotel, which I stayed in as part of a conference in September 2007. Walking in to a very smart lobby only helps to build the weight of expectation. However... As some previous reviewers have noted, the hotel is pretty much in the middle of nowhere. 'Walker hill' is a misnomer: it's on its way... more