Yanggakdo International Hotel

Built in 1995. 47 floors 1,000 rooms: Presidential Suite, Deluxe suites, and standard class rooms. Located on an island in the middle of the Taedong River, the hotel offers panoramic views of the city center from its windows. The lobby and public areas were renovated in 2019. Standard rooms are equipped with a refrigerator, TV, safe, electric kettle, and cups. There is revolving bar/restaurant on the 46th floor. Other facilities: bowling, swimming pool, beauty saloon, casino, karaoke hall, hair saloon, billiard saloon, shop, bookshop, post office. Laundry. WI-FI access (extra charge).

Pyongyang Koryo Hotel

Built in 1985. 45 floors, 500 rooms: Deluxe suites, standard rooms. International phone, tv, refrigerator in each room. Located in the city center, near the railway station. The lobby and public areas were renovated in 2017. Standard rooms are equipped with a refrigerator, TV, safe, electric kettle, and cups. There are 5 restaurants, a snack bar, and a revolving restaurant on the 45th floor. Other facilities: souvenir shop, ginseng shop, book shop, post offfice, swimming pool, sauna, massage room, beauty saloon, 200 seat cinema, casino, karaoke hall, billiard saloon, conference hall, meeting rooms. Laundry. WI-FI access (extra charge).

Pyongyang Sosan Hotel

Built in 1989. 30 floors, 497 rooms. Located on a hill near the sport village. From the windows, guests can enjoy sweeping views of the stadium, the surrounding mountains, and the Taedong River. Following a full renovation in 2015, the hotel was elevated to the Premium Class hotel category. Standard rooms are equipped with a refrigerator, TV, safe, electric kettle, and cups. Souvenir and book shops, sauna, massage room, swimming pool, fitness equipment, billiards, several restaurants and bars, gym, karaoke hall. Laundry. WI-FI access(extra charge

Chongnyon (Youth) Hotel

Built in 1989, the hotel is located at the intersection of Kwangbok and Chongchun Streets. It features 465 guest rooms, many of which offer views of Kwangbok Avenue and the Pyongyang Circus. Standard rooms are equipped with a refrigerator, TV, safe, electric kettle, and cups. The hotel includes several restaurants and bars, a swimming pool, souvenir shops, and a bookstore. Laundry. WI-FI access (extra charge). Notably, the building houses North Korea’s first fast food restaurant.

Haebansan Hotel

This small hotel, opened in 1962, is located in the heart of Pyongyang on Victory Street. The building also houses the central office for railway ticket sales. The hotel offers 95 modest yet cozy rooms and is primarily frequented by Chinese business travelers.

Ryanggang Hotel

Built in 1989, the hotel is located in Pyongyang’s Mangyongdae district, near the Sports Village. It offers 300 guest rooms, many of which provide stunning views of the confluence of the Taedong and Potong rivers. Standard rooms are equipped with a refrigerator, television, safe, electric kettle, and cups. Guests can enjoy a rooftop revolving restaurant, a bar, billiards, and a sauna. The hotel also features a souvenir shop and a bookstore.