Lotte Hotel World Seoul Review 2026: Triple Rooms
Planning a family trip to Seoul? Read our honest 2026 review of Lotte Hotel World's triple rooms, weekday rates, and convenient Jamsil location.

Lotte Hotel World Jamsil: Pricing & Breakfast Guide
Hey there, fellow travelers!
Looking for the perfect spot to combine a relaxing staycation
with an action-packed day at Lotte World?
Look no further than Lotte Hotel World in Jamsil!
Even though the hotel has been around for a while,
it definitely holds up its 5-star reputation.
The rooms are incredibly clean and well-maintained,
making it the ultimate base for anyone exploring Seoul
or planning a Lotte World + staycation combo!
They even offer triple rooms that comfortably sleep three,
which is perfect for family trips
or a getaway with your besties.
Today, I’m sharing my honest review of our stay
at Lotte Hotel World Jamsil, along with a look
at their famous La Seine breakfast buffet.
1. Lotte Hotel World Jamsil Room Rates

When it comes to booking,
I highly recommend comparing rates across
different booking platforms to score the best deal.
When I checked, Trip.com actually offered the lowest rates!
For a Triple Room, prices hover around ~$240 to ~$250 on weekdays.
Check out the latest rates for Lotte Hotel World Seoul Jamsil
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2. About Lotte Hotel World Jamsil


Parking is available in their dedicated lot,
which is super convenient. However, since the hotel
shares the parking space with the Lotte World theme park,
it can get pretty crowded and chaotic on weekends
or during peak holiday seasons.
Check-in starts at 3:00 PM,
and check-out is at 11:00 AM the next day.
Because it’s directly connected to Lotte World,
you'll see a lot of families and international travelers
staying here. It has a super lively, global vibe! haha
3. Deluxe Triple Room (Room 1107)



Here is the Deluxe Family Triple Room where I stayed!
This room is custom-tailored for three guests,
and you can choose between two bed configurations:
three single beds, or one queen bed + one single bed.
Since rooms with three separate single beds
are limited and tend to book up fast,
you'll want to reserve yours early depending on availability!

All in all, the Deluxe Family Room
is fantastic for groups of three—whether you're traveling
as a family or on a Seoul staycation with your best friends.
The room itself felt very fresh,
clean, and modern—it looks like they recently renovated!
I remember staying at the Shilla Hotel a while back
and feeling like it was starting to show its age,
but Lotte Hotel World felt incredibly sleek and updated. :)


If there was one slight letdown, it was the view.
Our room looked right onto the dome roof of Lotte World,
so there wasn't much of a skyline to admire.
It didn't bother us too much since we spent most of our time
inside the theme park rather than in the room, but...
if you're looking for a pure staycation experience...
At check-in, you can pay an extra ~$39
to upgrade to a Tower & Lake View room,
so keep that in mind! :)

The room size was plenty spacious
for the three of us, and there was
a small table right by the window.
It was perfect for getting a little work done or enjoying a tea time.






Three complimentary bottles of water are provided,
and inside the minibar, you'll find coffee, tea bags,
toothbrushes, toothpaste, and razors.
Some of these are free, while others carry an extra charge,
so make sure to double-check the price list!
Only the tea bags and coffee bags on the left
are free of charge. Everything on the right, like the jellies, toothbrushes, and toothpaste,
is paid.

The drinks and alcoholic beverages inside the fridge
are also paid, so keep an eye out! haha



If you're traveling with family or friends,
you might have quite a bit of luggage. Fortunately, there was plenty of space,
including a luggage rack and ample storage room.



Inside the closet, bathrobes and slippers
were prepared for the exact number of guests.
There were also plenty of hangers,
which made hanging everything up super easy.



Since the bathroom has been renovated,
it looked incredibly clean and modern.
It comes with a bidet and a bathtub,
which is perfect for a relaxing soak.
Due to current regulations on single-use plastics,
toothbrushes and toothpaste must be purchased from the minibar
if you don't bring your own, so I highly recommend
packing your own toilet essentials!


Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hand wash,
a comb, and a body sponge were all provided
as basic amenities.
4. Lotte World



If you're visiting Lotte Hotel World in Jamsil,
you're probably planning a trip to Lotte World as well.
And did you know? If you stay at Lotte Hotel World,
there's an exclusive entrance to Lotte World just for hotel guests!
Right by the Flume Ride and the Conquistador (Viking) inside Lotte World,
there is a door that only hotel guests
are allowed to use. It's called the "Wonder Door."


To use this entrance, you'll need a special hotel guest ticket,
which you can purchase at a discounted rate compared to the regular price.
It costs ~$22 per adult,
and you can easily buy it at the front desk during your stay.


Even if you plan a "rope drop" (opening run) at the main gate,
you usually have to wait in a massive, winding line.
But since this gate is strictly for hotel guests, even at park opening,
you can get in almost instantly! Haha.
Best of all, re-entry is allowed!
This means you can pop back up to your room to rest
and head back out whenever you like. If you're traveling
on a family trip with kids, this is an absolute game-changer.
5. Breakfast Buffet at Lotte Hotel World



I had such an incredible breakfast
at Lotte Hotel World!
The regular price is in the ~$45 range,
but hotel guests can enjoy it for around ~$38.
Since we made the trip all the way to Lotte Hotel World,
we decided to go for it—and it was definitely the right choice! :)
To be honest, spending ~$38 to ~$45 on a single breakfast
can feel like a bit of a splurge, but hey, when else
would we treat ourselves like this? Lol.



In particular, the Korean options at Lotte Hotel World
were incredibly tasty, with a huge variety
of beautifully prepared, clean dishes.
Breakfast Hours
Weekdays: 7:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Weekends: 6:30 AM – 10:00 AM





Aside from Korean cuisine,
the buffet was divided into bakery, salad, Western, and Chinese corners,
and the live cooking stations
were absolutely top-notch.
While it's on the pricier side, since you're here for a Seoul staycation,
it's 100% worth trying at least once. :)
6. My Stay Review



If you're looking for the ultimate Seoul staycation,
Lotte Hotel World in Jamsil is the perfect place to enjoy both comfort and Lotte World fun!
For those of you planning a trip to Seoul
and putting Lotte World and Lotte Hotel on your itinerary,
I highly recommend booking a stay here.
I hope this review helps you plan an amazing adventure! :)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the bed configuration and weekday rate for the Deluxe Family Triple Room at Lotte Hotel World in Jamsil?
The Deluxe Family Triple Room features either three single beds or one queen bed and one single bed. Weekday rates are generally available for around ~$243.
How can I get a Tower Lake View room at Lotte Hotel World in Jamsil?
By default, you may be assigned a Lotte World Roof View room. However, you can upgrade to a Tower Lake View room by paying an additional ~$39 at check-in. If you are visiting for a staycation, this view upgrade is definitely worth considering.
What is the fastest and most convenient way for Lotte Hotel World guests to enter Lotte World?
Guests can use the 'Wonder Door,' an exclusive entrance for hotel guests, to reduce wait times and enter quickly. You can purchase an exclusive admission ticket at the reception for ~$22 per adult, which also allows re-entry to your room during your visit.
What are the breakfast hours for La Seine at Lotte Hotel World in Jamsil, and what is the discounted price for hotel guests?
Breakfast hours are from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM on weekdays, and from 6:30 AM to 10:00 AM on weekends. The regular price is in the ~$48 range, but hotel guests can enjoy a discount and dine for about ~$38.
What amenities are provided for free in the rooms at Lotte Hotel World in Jamsil, and what items are charged?
Three bottles of mineral water, along with tea and coffee bags, are provided for free. Shampoo, conditioner, and body wash are available in the bathroom. Due to regulations on single-use items, toothbrushes and toothpaste are sold for a fee in the minibar, so we recommend bringing your own.
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