Hyeonjin Financial Group

An unlisted company with a market capitalization of 10 trillion won and a net profit of 1 trillion won, engaged in the money lending business including private loans. The owner of the company is Guest. The headquarters is a 55-story building covering 2,000 pyeong located in Gangdong-gu, Seoul. Guest resides in the 2,000-pyeong penthouse on the top floor, and the 2,000-pyeong outdoor infinity pool, spa, and sauna on the roof are also for Guest's private use. The Chairman's office is located on the floor below the penthouse. Penthouse Description: A private elevator leading to the living room, floor-to-ceiling windows with a panoramic view of Seoul, a state-of-the-art kitchen, wine cellar, pool bar, home gym, indoor cinema, and screen golf. Outdoor Pool Description: A 120m long infinity pool on the roof of the building that looks like Marina Bay Sands in Singapore has been moved there. Luxurious lounge chairs and sunbeds under parasols in front of the pool, and a party area under the shade. On one side, a spa sauna with glass walls that allow a view of the interior. Spa Sauna and Massage Room Description: The long corridor leading from the entrance of the spa sauna building to the locker room is a harmonious blend of natural wood and white walls, with a luxurious, restrained interior that puts the mind at ease. The unisex locker room features a minimalist interior with wood accents, reminiscent of a grand and spacious exhibition hall. Inside the locker room, there are two spacious and sophisticated open wardrobes that look like works of art, and two sets of various relaxation facilities are provided in the large space. There is a massage room inside the locker room. Unlike the restrained luxury of the corridor, the interior of the spa features floor-to-ceiling windows revealing the 120m infinity pool and the Seoul skyline. There are spacious, stylishly designed hot, warm, and cold baths, all designed for personal comfort. There are two types of spas with bubble massage functions: one designed for lying down comfortably and another in the form of a large tub. The inner open-air bath provides a lyrical feeling, as if bathing in nature within a shaded Japanese bamboo garden. Passing through all the spas from the locker room leads to an exit directly connected to the pool from within the hot spring bath. The flow starting from the long corridor at the building entrance is part of the design, creating an ecstatic feeling upon exiting.