Busan H-Avenue Hotel Seomyeon Station

There were a lot of motel-like buildings around, which made me feel a little uneasy, but the room was very clean and I had a very comfortable stay. The size was just right, and there was a table with a chair and a mirror so I could sit down and put on makeup, which I personally liked. The receptionist was also kind, and when I asked for directions, she helped me find the way. I'd like to go again. Thank you very much.

It's a little far from the subway station, but it's very convenient overall. It's also easy to get a taxi. There's a convenience store right at the door, which is super convenient! The hotel has enough space for two suitcases and is very clean.

The location is quite far from the subway. Maybe because I had a large space in Haeundae before, I felt that the space here was very small. The air conditioner turned off by itself even though I didn't use the remote control. I don't think I would go to this place next time I go there.

I've always stayed in Seoul, so this was my first time in Busan and I wasn't sure which area to stay in, but I chose this hotel because the room was really spacious and there was a discount. The room was really spacious, just like the photos, and there was a microwave and clothes dryer, which was really helpful since it was a rainy trip. The front desk staff and cleaning lady were both really nice, and it felt more like coming home than returning to a hotel, so I felt safe staying there even though I was in a foreign country. The area was also convenient, with my favorite Mega Coffee shop, a shopping mall with my daughter's favorite POP MART, and Seomyeon nearby. I read some reviews saying it was scary because it was an alley, but while it was in an alley, it felt like the alleys of Namba, so it was fine. I wanted chicken for dinner, so I asked the front desk lady for a very kind response and she delivered some delicious chicken, which I was so happy to receive! I want to eat that chicken again. On my way back, I happened to run into the cleaning lady and she recommended I try some tteokbokki (a large rice cake) while we were waiting for the elevator. Thank you for giving me so many fond memories! It was a hotel I'd like to visit again when I go to Busan again.

The hotel's advantages are that it's within walking distance of a department store, with many shops, restaurants, and small stores nearby. The front desk is open 24 hours a day, and the staff are very friendly. The disadvantages are that the rooms are small, the bathrooms don't have separate wet and dry areas, and the drainage is poor (water easily accumulates during showers). The bathrooms lack ventilation, making them stuffy and damp. Overall, the experience was average.

The guy at the front desk was very friendly and spoke fluent English. The room was bigger than expected, but the quilt was too heavy.