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Paradise City
Incheon, South Korea · Paradise · Core Luxury
Paradise City opened in April 2017 beside Incheon airport as a 1.3 trillion won joint venture between Korea's Paradise Group and Japan's Sega Sammy Holdings. WATG master-planned the 711-room resort around more than 2,700 artworks, including Damien Hirst and Yayoi Kusama. Forbes Four-Star and a Michelin Key sit on a campus that also runs a foreigners-only casino, Cimer spa, and Chroma, billed as Northeast Asia's largest nightclub.
- 711 rooms
- Opened 2017
- Neighborhood: Unseo-dong
- Architect: WATG
About Paradise City
- Paradise Group and Sega Sammy Holdings opened the resort in April 2017 as a 1.3 trillion won joint venture, master-planned by WATG.
- More than 2,700 artworks are on the campus, including pieces by Damien Hirst and Yayoi Kusama.
- Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star for 2026 and a Michelin Key for 2025; Chroma is billed as Northeast Asia's largest nightclub.
History
Paradise City opened in April 2017 as a 1.3 trillion won joint venture between South Korea's Paradise Group and Japan's Sega Sammy Holdings. WATG master-planned the Incheon resort, which mixes 711 rooms with a large contemporary art collection, a foreigners-only casino, the Cimer spa, and the Chroma nightclub.
Restaurants and bars
- SERASÉ — Restaurant · Korean fine dining
- Aqua Bar — Bar
- ON THE PLATE — Restaurant
Experiences
- CIMER — Premium healing spa that sensuously reinterprets Korea's traditional jjimjil culture with an exotic touch; offers Aqua Spa pass with no time limit and Jjimjil Spa pass.
- WONDERBOX — Indoor theme park designed around the concept of a 'Nighttime Amusement Park', filled with thrilling attractions and events.
- ART PARADISO curated art experience — Private luxury accommodation with one-on-one care from a dedicated curator; works by world-renowned masters displayed across the resort.
- Docent Guided Tour (2026 ART CHOSUN FOCUS) — Free 30-minute docent-guided tours of the exhibition at Plaza at 11:00 and 14:00; English tour at 16:00; private tours on request.
Amenities
- Paradise Casino (exclusive for foreigners)
- Cimer (luxury spa and aqua zone)
- Chroma (Northeast Asia’s largest nightclub)
- Wonderbox (indoor family theme park)
- Paradise Art Space (contemporary art gallery)
- High-end dining including La Scala (Italian) and Raku (Japanese)
- Pool
- Private pool
- Hot tub
- Fitness center
- Fine dining
- Kids club
Awards
- Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star (2026)
- MICHELIN One Key (2025)
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