
Paradise City: The $2-billion-plus "art-tainment" resort, about an hour from Seoul and less than a mile from Incheon International Airport, was conceived in 2011.

A lobby like no other: Yayoi Kusama's giant glass polka-dotted pumpkin sits confidently under a crystal chandelier in the center of the resort's main lobby area.

Welcome: Damien Hirst's "Legend" on a pedestal in gold and flayed, gory red (because: Damien Hirst) greets visitors, setting the tone for the over-the-top property.

Indoor rainbow: Guests can experience all the colors of the rainbow on their way to the plaza.

Chroma: The nightclub housed in this modern structure provides a bevy of entertainment options.

En route to Chroma: Another changing-color tunnel leads to the nightclub.

Chroma: The party space is host to live entertainment and some killer parties.

Game on: The casino is the engine that drives the whole operation -- though it is far from the only source of entertainment.

More gaming: Paradise City is a collaboration with Sega Sammy, and the property includes an extensive games complex with Playstations and console games.

Art gallery or hotel?: There are about 3,000 pieces of original art throughout the complex.

Pool with a view: Paradise City boasts a pool with a spectacular view, especially at sunset.

Spa-side: Modeled after Venice's Piazza San Marco, the complex's spa benefits from its alignment with one of the world's oldest and most developed spa cultures.

Wonderbox: The children's theme park means fun for the whole family.

Over-the-top: Paradise City, however, outside Incheon International Airport, oozes glamor. It's the hottest airport hotel around.

The rooms: Dove-gray luxury must surely lead to sound sleep in this room.

Sweet dreams: This is a standard room in the main hotel.



