City Incheon
Ultra-modern ART-TAINMENT resort — the complex self-describes as art meets entertainment. Bold contemporary architecture (including two buildings designed by Dutch firm MVRDV), moody neon lighting at night, and a scale that feels more like a small city than a hotel. Equal parts cultural destination and late-night playground.
Hit the pool in the morning, not right after 3pm check-in — most guests rush the pool immediately and it's packed. Morning is a different experience.
Why It Matters
Korea's first integrated resort of this type and still the largest. The combination of a genuinely world-class art collection, the CIMER spa, Club Chroma nightclub, and Wonderbox carnival under one roof — plus airport proximity — makes it almost uniquely positioned in Asia. Netflix's Single's Inferno was filmed here, and the property has hosted BTS brand partnerships and global DJ acts.
Paradise City is Northeast Asia's first integrated resort, sitting on Yeongjong Island about 10 minutes by taxi from Incheon International Airport. It packs a 3,000-piece art collection, Korea's largest foreigner-only casino, an indoor carnival theme park, a jjimjilbang-meets-European spa, and a world-class nightclub into one enormous complex. The art is serious — Damien Hirst, Yayoi Kusama, Jeff Koons — and it's displayed across lobby corridors, outdoor gardens, and alcoves most guests walk right past. And on top of all that, there's a separate adults-only boutique hotel (Art Paradiso) for couples who want something darker and more intimate than the main resort.
Where You'll Stay
9 room types available
Art Paradiso Deluxe Suite
Part of the adults-only Art Paradiso boutique wing. Dark, moody interiors with velvet furniture, gold accents, and a circular freestanding tub. The TV is built into the bathroom mirror — you can watch from the tub. One of four suite types in Art Paradiso's 58-room inventory. Complimentary bottle of wine on arrival. Views overlook the Plaza.
Art Paradiso Duplex Suite
The most dramatic room type in Art Paradiso. Two-level layout in the adults-only boutique wing. Available as an add-on option for special proposal packages alongside dinner at Serasé.
Art Paradiso Junior Suite
One of the four suite categories in the adults-only Art Paradiso boutique wing. Contemporary art interior, high-quality materials, and the same dark, opulent aesthetic as the wider wing. No children permitted.
Art Paradiso Royal Suite
Top suite category in the Art Paradiso adults-only wing. 58 total rooms across four suite types, this being the pinnacle offering.
Deluxe Room
The entry-level room in the main Paradise Hotel & Resort. Significantly more spacious than the typical Seoul hotel room. Comes with soundproofed walls, blackout drapes, flat-screen TV, minibar (contents included), bidet, hairdryer, and bathrobes. Views overlook the Art Garden or resort architecture.
Family Room
Built for families. Our correspondent's family room had a freestanding tub in the main bathroom, a separate shower stall, plus a toilet room AND another toilet room across the hall. The scale is genuinely impressive. Kid-friendly toiletries alongside Penhaligon's for adults. Minibar contents included.
Grand Premier Room
A step above Premier Deluxe, the Grand Premier comes with a bonus powder room on top of the main bathroom — a detail that makes a real difference for families or couples. High-quality bed and linens. Room service is fast, with Korean and Western breakfast options both solid.
Premier Deluxe Room
Upgraded main resort room with sophisticated and spacious interiors. Same amenities as Deluxe with enhanced furnishings and finishes.
Suite
Main resort suites with private bathroom featuring bath, shower, bidet, hairdryer, and slippers. Air conditioned with soundproof walls, minibar, tea/coffee maker, flat-screen TV. Can have 2 beds.
The Property
Eat & Drink
8 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Two full-size bowling lanes and two mini bowling lanes located in the Kid Zone area. Small additional charge beyond the free Kid Zone access.
Year-round pools on the hotel's 3rd floor: one large indoor pool, two outdoor pools, multiple jacuzzis including outdoor infinity jacuzzis, and a children's mushroom waterfall pool. Day pass for non-guests: adults KRW 80,000, children KRW 60,000. Hours: 9am–9pm (cleaning: 2–3pm). Hotel guests get one complimentary pool visit per night of stay.
Multi-floor nightclub designed by Dutch architecture firm MVRDV — the 'The Imprint' building has a windowless facade whose entrance appears as a lifted curtain. Inside, a mirrored tunnel entrance explodes with colored light. Multiple levels: a 1F Music Lounge, 2F Main Stage, 3F Sky Box, and a 4F Beach Club for special events. Has hosted global DJs including Tiësto, Steve Aoki, Afrojack, and Alan Walker. Men pay KRW 30,000–50,000 entry; women KRW 20,000–30,000.
Allows guests to check their luggage directly from the hotel to their departing flight on the day of checkout. Two vouchers provided at check-in per room. Works with Korean Air, Asiana Airlines, Jeju Air, T'way Air, and Jin Air for all international routes except U.S. Located in B1 Lobby, open 9am–6pm (closed Wednesdays and public holidays).
Multi-area children's facility spanning the resort. Younger children have seven color-coded themed zones (climbing, magnetic sand play, reading, toy section, jumping pit). Older children get a VR zone with multiple game systems (one free hour for guests), two mini bowling lanes and two full-size bowling lanes, and dartboards. A rooftop playground connects to another wing. Guests get one free access per night of stay.
Free art museum inside the Plaza with rotating exhibitions. Recent shows included immersive Claude Monet media art (March–July 2025). The permanent collection across the resort includes works by Damien Hirst, Yayoi Kusama (Great Gigantic Pumpkin), Jeff Koons, and Alessandro Mendini. Art tour course maps available at check-in. Hours: 10am–8pm.
Guided art tour of the resort's 3,000-piece international art collection with a docent. An audio docent version is also available. The collection spans corridors, lobbies, outdoor gardens, and alcoves.
Korea's largest foreigner-only casino. Korean nationals are not permitted to enter. Features 289 slot machines, 151 gaming tables, and 8 VIP rooms. Professional game management with VIP lounges, premium dining, and differentiated dining shows for high rollers.
Night-fair-themed indoor family amusement park with carnival games, a carousel, rides, and live acrobatic performances daily at 1pm and 6pm (Tuesday–Sunday). It can get extremely crowded on weekends, so weekday visits are strongly recommended. Day tickets available for non-hotel guests.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
CGV multiplex cinema is steps away from Paradise City.
12 banquet and meeting venues across the Paradise City complex (including the Hyatt Regency property). Ballroom and banquet hall available. Hosted international conferences with 100+ countries.
Main resort rooms come with a stocked minibar where all contents are included in the stay — no charge.
Foreign guests who book directly through the official website receive: Shilla Duty Free Gold Membership upgrade, KRW 10,000 prepaid card, and discount coupons. Redeemable at Seoul branch and Incheon Airport T1/T2.
Connected to the main hotel via Paradise Walk (a corridor of shifting colored lights). Contains budget-friendly food options, a cafe, branded shops, and duty-free stores for travelers. Connected to Wonderbox, Cimer, and Paradise Art Space.
Free shuttle runs every 20 minutes from Terminal 1 (Gate 3C, first bus 05:10, last bus 23:10). Terminal 2 service runs every 60 minutes from Gate 4A (11:00–20:00). As of March 2026, Hyatt Regency Incheon Paradise City has been added as a shuttle stop.
Free private parking on site, no reservation required. Also offers valet parking and a parking garage.
Fully equipped fitness club. Available to guests aged 16 and over. One complimentary access per 2 adults per stay.
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