BUSAN YONGDO HAYANSUNG HOTEL Reviews

If you are visiting Busan, this hotel should be your first choice. When i arrived in Busan the first hotel I stayed in was awful, so awful I cancelled it and at the last minute I booked here- And I am so glad that I did! The hotel itself is on a smaller island of the city, but easily accessible to the main city by bus, the bus stop is about a 3 minute walk and easy to find. Multiple busses run to the city at all times. But if you drive there is a car park too. It’s less busy than the city center but that gives it the most quaint feeling, peaceful. From my window I can see the ocean and you are a5 minute walk to the harbour front, which has a lovely promenade. It feels very safe at night to go out as a solo female. The room was spacious and lots of natural light, a fridge, kettle, coat hangers and good ac. The bathroom has soap ect and is clean. Every morning Mrs Kim made me a delicious breakfast! She has the best kimchi I’ve found in the whole of Korea it’s so delicious!! This week she treated me as though I was family, rather than a guest. I’ve never felt such personal touch in a hotel before. She took me all around the city and we had lunch together several times. Se is so caring and considerate. I will miss her greatly, for this reason Im more than confident to say it’s the best hotel I’ve stayed in in my life (and I’ve stayed in a lot 😂)

Room was clean, however I waited an hour to be checked in as no one was home. Breakfast area (microwave etc) was not clean. Breakfast was pot noodles and instant coffee. (but cereal and toast also available)

Nothing that spectacular about this hotel. The room is not exactly the cleanest - spotted numerous strands of hair lying around inside. The room only had a bar soap and a bottle of bath foam, requiring me to purchase my own haircare products from the nearby convenience stores. The smart television was somewhat working - it hung a couple of times when I tried watching some internet-based programmes (e.g. YouTube, Netflix) such that I gave up attempting to rectify the technical problem. The breakfast was pretty basic and nothing impressive - just a choice of porridge, instant ramen or toasted bread with spread which didn't seem the least appetising nor appealing to my taste buds. The wi-fi connectivity in the room was the only "saving grace" in my opinion, but it was an unsecured wi-fi too. The hotel is not nearby any metro station, so I had to board the public buses to reach here from Busan Station (which took me ≈ 40 minutes). Do be cautioned that this accommodation also does not have an elevator within its premises. I also heard some really weird noises in the room directly opposite mine. Would not strongly recommend this hotel to most guests.

Good place to spend few days near the sea

The boss was very good! Although he didn't speak Chinese, he drove us to the pedestrian street.

There was a bathtub and I was able to store hot water for use. The windows cannot be locked. Breakfast included white rice, porridge, bread, ramen, seaweed soup, kimchi, and fried eggs. Conveniently located near the bus stop. There is a jjimjilbang nearby (about 10 minutes walk) and you can use it for 10,000 won just to take a bath. I think the hotel is a little expensive.

Suitable for temporary stay when there is no other choice

This is a small hotel next to the marina and lighthouse. Nearby are the National Maritime Museum, an amusement park and a canal with cherry blossoms. The rooms are inexpensively renovated and have wallpaper. Overall it was clean, but if you look at the details, my room had cracked tiles on the floor, water leaks and traces of crushed mosquitoes on the wall. From my room I could see the bay. The room has a kettle, coffee and water. In the shower there is shampoo, soap and toothpaste with brushes. Around the streets there are many Maritime University students in jackets and caps, which adds some color.

Normal, slightly tired hotel. It is located far from the main routes, so the service is adequate.

I was traveling alone, and I happened to catch up with the hotel for an event, so I grabbed a super value special room. They seem to have one available every Monday, so use your speed! Although it was a special room, the management staff said that I was a foreigner and specially provided me with a Korean-style tatami room [呲亚]. The hotel also provided breakfast and I could wear Hanbok for free, which gave me a taste of daily life in Korea. The hotel has three exits, one leading to the harbor, where there is an ocean university and a place for fishing. It is good to go out for a walk in the evening to enjoy the sea breeze. A back door, a very pleasant small courtyard, leads to the seaweed exhibition hall and bus station below. Behind it is Taejongdae, which is very close to the gate of the scenic spot and is also very convenient to go to Nampo-dong. It's only a short walk to the hot springs. The hotel is clean, the service staff is friendly, and the accommodation is very comfortable. 30m from the front of the hotel, take bus No. 17 and you can pass by the attractions: Maritime Museum, Asia's largest cafe, Yeongdo Bridge, Yongdu Mountain, Jagalgi Market, International Market, Movie Street, etc. all the way to Seomyeon Lotte, it's really Enjoy one-stop shopping and an unforgettable trip to the seaside. Must go in winter.

It was cold so I called the front desk and they brought me an electric mat. There was a microwave and I enjoyed the Americano from the coffee machine. The raw fish at the nearby raw fish restaurant was also delicious.

It's very close to the attractions. It takes 15 minutes to walk to Taejongdae. The proprietress is very nice and the facilities in the house are complete. However, it may be due to the season, and there are many mosquitoes in the room.

It's neat. I visited for training, and there was a discounted room for one person, so I used it at a low price.

A very cost-effective B&B, suitable for a family, quiet and quiet. Cook a bowl of ramen in the morning