Busan Gijang-gun 4-star Hotels

Hotel location though was across the road, just opposite the IKEA and Lotte Premier Outlet, it is however quite a distance away almost 50min ~ 1hr from the city centre Seo Myeon. The hotel is only one of those few apartment units which Owners engaged the Hotel Group to manage for them, so avoid causing much disturbances & noises to the neighbours during your stays. A 2-nights stay at this Hotel would be sufficient to make a trip to the Premier Outlet, and/or visit the nearby famous Chinese Temple, which Bus No. 100 at downstair main road bus-stop could bring one there by alighting at the next two bus-stops.

I loved that the place was fully equipped with a washing machine, dryer, and even a Styler. The facilities were impeccably clean, which was a huge plus! With air conditioners in both the living room and every bedroom, I enjoyed a wonderfully cool and comfortable night's sleep.

Because it is newly built, it is very clean and well-cleaned. What's even better is that it has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a separate living room, which is rare to find in regular hotels, so that four families can comfortably use it, so it is very good because the whole family can sleep comfortably and also gather together to talk. In addition, they upgraded it, so both bathrooms are very large and the shower room and toilet are separate, which was very nice. It was the best accommodation. I want to come back again next time.

I went to Busan with my college friend, girlfriend, and alumni Goding, and the hostel is good and the owner is friendly.

Breakfast, dinner, and more were included. Pros. Ocean view Beautiful building exterior (I heard it won the gold medal this time ♡) Friendly front desk Cons. 1. The room size is very small. (It's different from the picture.. It's like that everywhere) 2. The cleanliness of the jacuzzi is disappointing (There are no cleaning cloths around and it's exposed to the outside, so there's no way to wash and go in) 3. It would have been better if the blinds were installed electrically. It wasn't great to use 4~5 manually instead of one or two. 4. Low level of amenities (Toothbrush, toothpaste, body wash, etc. This is at the level of a cheap motel..) 5. The shower is defective. There are small shortcomings such as the faucet shaking. (For example, the candle in the aroma oil container is defective and cannot be used, or the lemon in the highball ingredients has mold, etc.) 6. Dinner The food in Part 1 was all great, but the order in which it came out was wrong. The tempura should have come out separately at the end of Part 1. If you eat the food in order, the fried food will already be cold. In the end, it got cold and I left it. Part 2, the steak, the ventilation problem seems to need to be resolved. Since all the guests in the room grill the meat at the same time at a similar time, there was smoke... And when the staff told me Part 1 and Part 2, everyone asked what Part 3 was. I did the same. I think the terminology needs to be changed. 7. Gown size.. There are only M and L sizes. I need XL and XXL. Please respect the diversity of customers' body typesㅜㅜ. Secret. The front desk tells you the times for the Jacuzzi hot water to come out in Part 1, 2, and 3, but they just come out all the time. I don't know why. Anyway. That's it. The photo is of the convenience store in front of the accommodation. This is the closest one.

The facilities are well laid out, but the front desk staff are not educated at all. People who are not members of luxury brands are treated as customers. Looking at the facilities and location, I want to go again, but the front desk staff said that it was a resort that I didn't want to see again, so I bought food materials, but not a spoon, a pot, There is no microwave oven, and it is a setting where you can drink a cup of tea like a hotel. When checking out, the front desk staff chatted and didn't even face the eyes, let alone greeting ... Anyway, the staff training is bread shop ...

The hotel is located right across from Busan Station so it’s quite accessible to many parts of the city and getting to other cities. However, in the vicinity, there’s really not much to do except for a “Texas Street” and the Chinatown, which don’t really have much interesting spots either. Regarding the hotel itself, it’s clean wherever we’ve come across but there are insufficient facilities and amenities. Firstly, the there are only 3 lifts which fit no more than 10 people while there are 19 guest floors (L3-21) with about 19 rooms per floor (I believe this varies but I was on the 19th floor and there were 19 rooms). In total there are supposed to be 357 rooms, which is absolutely abysmally served by the ridiculously small and slow lifts. During peak hours, it took over 15 minutes to get up and down just to get water. Secondly, while the hotel did provide some amenities like soaps, combs, pajamas, etc., there was no shaver or toothbrush or toothpaste which were the most essential items and we had no use for the free stuff they provided. Service is okay - some staff are not very friendly or helpful but others are approachable and can communicate in English. There’s free breakfast as well, but timings are very short and early (06:30AM to 09:00AM) so we didn’t manage to try it at all. They’re also very strict with check-in timings so don’t expect to get any early check-in. I’m sure some rooms might be available but they definitely will not give it to you even if it’s not occupied.

We were a group of 3 and were pleasantly pleased with the 3 single beds in Ramada. We all had our own space. Spacious enough. The hotel was just a stone away from KTX exit 1 and also metro exit 6. The hotel has a 24-hour laundromat and I love that the dryer dried clothes thoroughly. 2,000won for washing and other 2,000w for drying. 1,000w for their detergent. A total of 5,000w for each wash. 😊 The only downside was no basic amenities were provided except for shower wash, hair wash and hair condition.