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SHILLASTAY HAEUNDAE BEACH (BEXCO)
4.5/5468 Reviews
Haeundae/Centum City
The hotel itself is beautiful and our room was very comfortable. Location is okay if you’re looking to be right next to the beach, but Busan is quite spread out so you’re still a bit far from big attractions like Yonggeung Temple or Gamcheon Culture Village. HOWEVER, I would never stay here again simply because of the elevator. I think that there are too many people and too few elevators, so you have to wait easily 10 minutes to get anywhere. During checkout, you’d have to wait half an hour or even more. Everyone is frustrated and impatient, but the building is so tall that many guests can’t even consider climbing stairs to get to or from their rooms. Especially since many people visit Busan for only a few days, it actually really feels like you’re losing time simply waiting for an elevator. Surely this is a safety violation? I never thought I could care about an elevator so much, and I know it sounds silly and spoiled at first, but it really was a massive inconvenience and you could tell everyone was upset by it 😂
Asti Hotel Busan Station
4.5/5334 Reviews
KTX Busan Station
Pros: Good location, near to all main sightseeings in Busan except temples. The staff was very helpful. Cons: Laundry is available only at reception and it is not cheap. As well as additional lightweight blanket.
Grab the Ocean Songdo
4.6/5260 Reviews
Songdo
The experience was absolutely amazing! Clean room and bathroom! Great counter service! Easy to drop off the luggage! Beautiful view! Thanks! Recommended👍🏻
Good Ol' Days Hotel
4.9/542 Reviews
Nampodong
Best hotel in Busan Address: Good Ol’ Days Hotel, 5 Jungang-daero 41beon-gil, Jung-gu, Busan Price: 💰💰 Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Planning my trip to Busan was like being a kid in a candy store - so many hotels, so little time! But with a ferry ride to Japan on the agenda, I figured, why not pick one right by the port? That's how I stumbled upon the gem that is Good Ol’ Days Hotel. Now, this place isn't just any hotel; it's a time capsule, a portal to the past tucked away in Jungang-dong, Jung-gu, Busan. The name says it all - Good Ol’ Days. As I checked in, I was greeted with a welcome gift that included stamps and postcards. But here's the twist: I was invited to jot down my present feelings, seal them up, and they’d be sent into the future. It's like leaving a piece of yourself behind for future you to discover - how cool is that? The lobby was like a treasure trove, with the owner's curated list of local activities and food spots that only the savvy locals knew about. And get this: there's a convenience store right across the street for those midnight munchies - talk about convenient! Don't even get me started on the rooftop area - bean bags, movie nights, and complimentary drinks from their café upon check-in. Now, onto the rooms. With only 9 cozy nooks to choose from, each room has its own unique charm. We snagged room 1, and boy, was it a treat. From basic toiletries to a Dyson hair dryer (yes, you read that right!), they've got you covered. The pantry was stocked with goodies like drip coffee, cup noodles, and even beer - perfect for those late-night cravings. But the real showstopper? The technology. A record player and Bluetooth speaker set the mood, while the absence of a TV encouraged us to disconnect and unwind. And if you're feeling creative, they've got a bunch of stationery and scrapbooking tools to leave your mark and even write a postcard to your future self. All rooms come with breakfast - a cute picnic basket with cereal, eggs and scones. Overall, Good Ol’ Days Hotel was more than just a place to rest my head; it was an experience that left me feeling refreshed and ready for the rest of my journey.
Elysia Boutique Hotel
4/548 Reviews
Haeundae/Centum City
We decided to stay at this hotel as it was right in front of Haeundae Beach, where the Haeundae Light Festival is held during winter and near Haeundae Blueline Park. Location is unbeatable, on Gunam-ro with convenience store and cafes nearby, even the halal cafe is like 3 mins away and just 5 mins walk to the Metro station. The view of the beach from the hotel was really beautiful with it's full glass window, however, we were there during the cold wave and the big window doesn't really provide the insulation and we'll wake up freezing cold every morning. Room and the bathroom is a bit too small for our family of 4 (2 adults and 2 small children). And staying here, u also need to account the 1 hr++ time to get to Busan Station, Somyeon or Nampo. We missed our train to Seoul because we under estimate the travel time to Busan Station.
Hotel ADELA
4.2/5263 Reviews
Yeongdo
Upon early hour arrival, staff offered early check-in to room at KRW10K per hour. Was glad to accept as we were all tired after long flight. Adele hotel is a nice 5-7min walk over the bridge which is always nice after our meals. Lotte mart at Nampo has an exit which brings us right at the start of this bridge walk. Jagalchi market, BIFF square , etc are 3 bus stops away if you want to try the bus. The BBQ fried chicken at level2 of Adele hotel is very nice. Take away and eat it hot in your room, enjoyable. There’s also laundry washing machine and dryer at basement 2. Buy the detergent from hotel reception at KRW1000 and it is not crowded.

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