Sosan Hotel, 30-floor skyscraper hotel in Mangyongdae District, North Korea

The Sosan Hotel is a 30-storey, 510-room hotel on a hill above the junction of the Taedong and Potong rivers in Pyongyang. Sources give its height as 103.11 metres or about 95 metres. It stands roughly 4 kilometres from Pyongyang railway station and has a golf range.

The Sosan Hotel was built in 1989 to house participants of the 13th World Festival of Youth and Students. It stands on the hill where the Taedong and Potong rivers meet, which gives the hotel its name. In 2015 it was renovated to mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Workers' Party of Korea.

The hotel's name, Sosan (서산), means "West Mountain" and comes from the hill at the confluence of the Taedong and Potong rivers where the building stands. It is operated by North Korea's sports tourism company, so guests are largely tied to sports-related travel, and the premises include a golf range.

The building offers several amenities including a swimming pool, fitness center, billiards room, karaoke lounge, photography studio, and barber shop. Guests can use these facilities to enhance their stay.

The hotel takes its name from the hill at the confluence of the Taedong and Potong rivers, where it stands. It was built in 1989 specifically to house participants of the 13th World Festival of Youth and Students. It is run by North Korea's sports tourism company and has its own golf range.