Busan Hotels with Wi-Fi

Good location, right next to Haeundae metro/subway station. About a 2-3 minute walk if you come out from the right exit. Functional hotel. Room décor is a little dated but of a decent size. Air conditioning is a little wonky, kicks in and out throughout the night depending on prevailing room temperature. Can be a little noisy if you're facing the main road and you open the windows for the cool air. Stay here for the convenience and being in the middle of the action. Surrounded by eateries and with walking distance to the famed Haeundae beach. Good for a walk along the entire stretch of the beach. Not too far from the Haeundae Blue Line Park which offers tram/train rides or a scenic walk along the coast. One of the highlights of Busan

The room is clean, the location is the best, the hotel facilities are also very good, the first floor has a sea-view area with piano accompaniment, the underground first floor leads directly to the beach, the swimming pool, gym and sauna are all very good, it is worth experiencing! The Dongbaiqing Park next to it is also good

We loved our stay at Paradise Hotel. Our room had a beautiful ocean view and balcony. It was clean and had toiletries, robes, slippers, coffee, tea, and a mini fridge bar. The temperature was easy to control and adjust to our liking. The outdoor spa, also with an ocean view, was free with our room and the pools with water from local hot springs were clean, relaxing, and beautiful. The breakfast buffet, though pricey, was the best we’ve ever had with both western and eastern cuisines (and again, that beautiful view of the beach!). The staff was very professional, welcoming, and kind.

Room with ocean view is so much more cost-efficient than other hotels providing similar views. Still expensive for our budget though, but definitely worth every penny. The staff there also deserved praise for their respectfulness and formality, professionalism much alike what I saw of 5-star hotels in K-drama series. Definitely will keep this hotel in mind when I return to Busan in the future!

Advantage - Good location. That's it. Drawbacks - Subpar breakfast. - Toilet lights automatically off after 10 to 15 minutes. You will have to walk out and double-click the switches. - No door for the toilet. So, there is no privacy if you were to use the bathroom in a shared room with friends. - It's impossible to adjust the water temperature to my liking. Water for showering was either too hot or cold. - Aircon off on its own. Prepare your own toiletries. Items like toothbrush and razor are chargeable. Bring your own disposable slippers as theirs are those reuseable rubbery types which I dare not use for hygiene reasons.

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 😂

Hyatt hotel chain was the same quality over the world with very nice and well training staffs. We love the view of ocean room, very good location for ocean view and the bridge in Busan.

I would not recommend Ananti at Busan Cove to anyone. It should be a place to relax for families. However, they have an abundance of (confusing) rules and a military style of ”service” from their staff. I've traveled all across the world (+60 countries). Living & working on 3 continents - and this was the strangest place I've ever stayed. A resort where the guest is always wrong. Strange hours, strange rules, strange service. And don't count on using the pool on the day of your check-out - as it's not allowed. If you want to carry around the full page of rules with you, be limited to small selection of restaurants which fill up and close early, then this might be the place for you. On the plus side, the sea is beautiful (although no accessible beach) - so you are stuck with the pool which is evacuated every 50 minutes.

Location is about 15 min slow walk from Haeundae Station. Booked the standard room -23 sq metres. The room size is perfect for solo travellers. May be tight for a couple. I like the layout, a retractable door to partition the bathroom and sleeping area. Nice and cozy. The breakfast is reasonably priced - perfect for me as I really only need eggs, bread, butter, jam, milk and orange juice to start my day. They’ve got all that I need;). Haeundae beach, traditional market, Mipo are all a short walk away..not mentioning the sea aquarium etc. enjoyed my stay at Fairfield.;)

Very good location with ease to go to nearby markets, a good view of Busan Tower and lively streets. The bathroom had glass walls and difficult lock on the door, which made it a bit uncomfortable when sharing the room with family. The breakfast area is very small and has very limited options, especially for vegetarians. I felt they were also understaffed at both the reception ( only 1 person and had to wait too long for check-in ), and at the breakfast area ( refills were not done timely )