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Sontag Hotel
Sontag Hotel(in Hangul: 손탁호텔) was the first European hotel in Seoul, Korea built in 1902. The 25 room hotel was bestowed to a German Russian, Sontag, by Gojong of the Korean Empire. She was the sister-in-law of the Russian ambassador, Karl Waeber.〔(Culture content Korea )〕 It is said that she could speak German, Russian, English and also some Korean, gaining wider acknowledgement from the royal family.〔(KOCCA ) It is said Queen Min only accepted western dish prepared by Sontag〕 However, she was almost expelled from Korea under the condition that Japan took strong control of the Korean peninsula before the annexation. The hotel was sold in 1917 and eventually demolished in 1922.〔(Interview of writer-손탁호텔 )〕
==Location==
Bestowed land was next to Deoksugung palace. Later, the emperor granted the hotel to Sontag, which was the reason for naming the hotel. It had another namees such as guest hall in Hansung, Sontag's residence, etc. Currently, it is presumed to be by the cennetial memorial hall of Ewha Womans University.〔(Location of Sontag Hotel )〕
The first ''Dabang'' or coffee shop was opened here where most westerners resided in Seoul visited at the time. Several famous people also stayed at Sontag hotel while they paid a visit to Korea such as British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and American writer Mark Twain. The 1st PM of Japan, Itō Hirobumi invited the authorities of Empire of Korea here.〔(손탁여사와 손탁호텔 ), 한국콘텐츠진흥원〕
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