Homers Hotel

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There are places to store luggage, just some iron shelves, no locks, just placed next to the register, very dangerously so Once I got to the room the lock is broken, can not lock the door, the staff asked me only lock the stolen lock can not, I said no first find the master to fix, the master said to fix a long time, took a long time to change the room, replaced the room the bathtub is no hot water, do not want to do again. The air conditioning of the room is not enough, but the weather is cold and it is understandable that the heating will be out, fortunately the window can be opened, stay three days to sleep with the window open The bed is big enough that there is still room for two people to sleep on The scenery is very good, a sea and seeing the Guang'an Bridge, both day and night views are great There are many things to eat nearby, but not much breakfast, fortunately many convenience stores Also the hotel can pay to join the buffet breakfast or have a cafe's bread set, incomparable to join the buffet breakfast, just tried his cafe set, there are 3 kinds of bread, a package and a cup of coffee, very tasty All the staff here are very nice, very polite, communication is mostly communicated by phone interpreter

The hotel is great. It is right outside Exit 3-5 of Gwangalli Station on the subway. There is a bakery called Tous Les Jours next to the subway station. It is very friendly. There is a fish cake soup restaurant next to it that is very delicious and recommended. There are many supermarkets and restaurants along the way to the beach. It takes about 10 minutes to get to the hotel. The view from the room is too beautiful and the price-performance ratio is super high. The room is relatively simple. The window faces the Gwangalli Bridge. The view is very good both during the day and at night. From the facade, there are 8 rooms on the first floor facing the sea. We stayed in room 1306, the second one inside, so we didn't consider staying in the side room 06 because it has the most direct view (when booking, we noted that it is non-smoking, and the high-rise has a good view. The front desk customer service who received us was very enthusiastic, but there were other customer service staff who looked cold); the room is long and narrow, and it feels like we can add an extra bed. The mattress is relatively hard. Because the sun is shining all day, it is very hot. I sweat when I sleep at night. I still sleep with the window open, and the wind can't blow in. The door must be open for good ventilation; there will be drone performances at Gwangalli Bridge every Saturday. Sisters who have bought the Busan pass card should remember to use it There is a bathing center next to the hotel, which is very close. It is very lively downstairs. There are supermarkets, restaurants and bars. Remember to buy a bag of shrimp crackers at the supermarket to feed seagulls on the beach. The hotel check-in is on the sixth floor. There is an outdoor observation deck with great views. Living here is definitely better than Haeundae. If there is no Gwangalli Bridge, the night view at night is just a dark sea. The lights on the bridge are turned off at 12 o'clock in the evening.

We stayed in a deluxe double room on the 7th floor for a family trip of 4 adults. It seemed to be the only room with a terrace. Because it was a weekend, the beach was very busy and we could see the drone show clearly from the terrace. The room was spacious, but the water from the shower room flowed into the toilet, so the floor of the room got wet. We had breakfast because we didn't have time, but for that price and the variety of food, we think it would be better to go to a convenience store or a restaurant outside.