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Whilst we wait for our "Jumbo Taxi" (you should see how many changes of clothes Willard brought!) we take a last look around the cavernous lobby of the Hilton, anyone would think it was a Casino! (Oh, wait...)
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And Willard poses outside the Hilton as the bags are loaded into the Taxi....
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Comfy seat for Willard as we brave rush-hour traffic in Seoul for our trip across the river to the Sheraton D-Cube.
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As his Human companions check-in in the lounge, Willard enjoys the view from the 38th floor Club lounge.
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Booking was complicated as not all of the Club rooms at the D-Cube have a bath, and, whilst a walk-in steam shower sounds fun, a bath sounds better! This bath, with it's dimmable lighting, and elecronically controlled blind for the window into the bedroom, seems a lot better!
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Very stylish bathroom - no Willard this is not your bath!
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So our room is actually two floors higher than the Club lounge, and we do seem to get a very nice view!
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Having moved away from Namsan, it, of course, makes perfect sense that we choose to visit the Namsan Hanock village after we've left ("Don't try to make sense of it Willard, it is the way it is" - Ken), here we are at a traditional tradesmans house
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Compact bedroom, but nethertheless nice!
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This is a more affluent home, in fact, a home originally built for a relation of the Royal Family, this is the inner residence, where the (for the want of a better term) Bigwigs actually lived.
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