Happy Hour & Wine
Club Sky Lounge
The happy hour
| Every day | 5–7:30 PM |
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Drinks
- Wine and beer plus a plate of light snacks —
Food
- Light snacks, included
Prices usually include 10% VAT. A service charge is not required by law; when a hotel adds one, the deal note says so.
US dollar amounts are a mid-market estimate as of 2026-10-28, not the venue's price. The venue charges won.
Open to non-staying guests. From 5:00 PM the room is 19 and older. After 7:30 PM drinks are sold separately. The page lists this as the lounge’s standing evening service and does not name a day off. A package, not a per-glass price.
Deal last verified 2026-10-28. Confirmed on the venue’s own website.
Worth knowing in Seoul
Seoul’s happy hour is a hotel-bar hour. The hof next door is one price all night, and that is a different thing.
The rule
South Korea allows a posted drink discount. There is no statutory happy-hour clock. You must be 19. VAT is 10% and is usually inside the menu price. A service charge is a hotel’s choice, not a legal add-on. See the South Korea page for why an unlimited-drinks set is a package.
The custom
The windows that hotels actually print cluster from about 5 to 8. Gangnam’s is the Park Hyatt whisky bar, Monday to Saturday, 5 to 7, at half off the drinks on the Groove Hour list. Myeongdong’s is the Royal Hotel’s top-floor lounge, open to people who are not staying, wine and beer and snacks for one price until 7:30. Mapo’s is two rooms at Hotel Naru on the Han River: a two-hour free-flow at Bar Voisin, and a wine package for two on the Lounge & Deck. A club lounge that comes only with the room, and a promotion that names an end date, are a different product.
Using the Atlas here
Every Seoul card in this first wave was read on the venue’s own site in October 2026. A line that says KRW 55,000 or KRW 120,000 for two is the package, not one glass at that price. Half off at the Timber House is the drink discount the page prints. Neighborhood bars without a clock are not missing by accident.
Across South Korea
South Korea allows a posted drink discount. In Seoul the window that gets printed lives in hotel bars. A neighborhood hof has a price, not a clock.
The vibe
The Royal Hotel’s 21st-floor lounge over Myeongdong Cathedral, sold by the sitting to people who are not staying the night.
Getting there
61 Myeongdong-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul 04538 · +82 2 2129 5818