Hotel Naru Seoul MGallery

Address: 8 Mapo-daero, Mapo-gu, Seoul, South Korea

How to reach us
By plane
Incheon International Airport is 56km from the hotel, and the journey takes around 45 minutes by car. If you’re coming from the airport by train, take the Airport Railroad (AREX) Express Train and change at Gongdeok station. From there, take Line 5 directly to Mapo subway station, which is 5 minutes’ walk from the hotel. Line 5 will also take you directly to Gimpo International Airport in 40 minutes.

Incheon International Airport (56 KM)
– Taxi: About 50 minutes
– Limousine: Number 6702
> Bus stop location at the airport: Terminal 1 (1st Floor No. 3), Terminal 2 (B1 Floor, No. 26)
> Bus stop at the hotel: Seoul Garden Hotel
– Subway: Transfer Airport Railroad Gongdeok Station to Line 5 Mapo Station

Gimpo International Airport (20 KM)
– Taxi: About 30 minutes
– Subway: Line 5 Mapo Station

By subway
We’re a 5-minute walk from Mapo subway station, where you can access Seoul’s highly efficient public transportation network and reach destinations across the city. The station is on Line 5, and you’ll need Exit 4 for the hotel.

Subway Line 5 Mapo Station
Exit 4

Naru Seoul – MGallery sits beside the Han River in Mapo, a vibrant western Seoul district home to Hongik University. Take a stroll in the neighborhood to discover vintage shops, design stores and an eclectic dining scene.

Seoul Central Business District is easily accessible by subway or car, as is Yeouido Business District just across the river. If you’re doing business a little farther away in Gangnam, you can catch the subway at Mapo station just steps from the hotel.

Get a sense of Seoul’s rich history at landmarks like the centuries-old Gyeongbokgung Palace and the iconic Namsan Seoul Tower. Spend an afternoon shopping at the traditional Gwangjang street market or the ultramodern Dongdaemun Design Plaza, where you’ll also find exhibits and fashion shows. For an insider’s view of the city, you can rub shoulders with Seoul’s younger generation in the cafés of shabby-chic Euljiro, known as “Hipjiro.”