Spa Hotels in Busan

Really enjoyed our stay at the hotel. The staff were all really professional and super friendly. The room was very clean, spacious and the view is amazing. Location is great, Taxis were easy to get on Uber. The only negative of our stay was the visit to the sauna, which was an additional charge of 55000won, which is perfectly understandable. However, the sauna was really really old and dirty, to the point of slimy. I was in there for about 20 minutes and left. It was a disappointment. Everything else was great.

The Lotte Hotel's location is truly unbeatable. Many people mistakenly think the hotel is right on top of the Lotte Department Store, but it's actually an independent building situated just to the west of it. Level B1 directly connects to the department store, meaning you don't even have to step outside—a lifesaver for shopping on rainy days! Just a heads-up: complimentary toothbrushes and toothpaste are not provided, so make sure to bring your own. The underground walkway also leads straight to Seomyeon Station, a transfer hub for Metro Lines 1 and 2. It’s super convenient for getting to the Haeundae Blueline Park capsule trains, Hwangnyeongsan Mountain, or the Skyline Luge without braving the elements outside. The Seomyeon district itself is the heart of Busan, packed with department stores, duty-free shops, and tons of dining options—making it a one-stop destination for shopping and food. The hotel features well-maintained amenities and professional service, with its greatest perk being the seamless underground network for transit and shopping. You can easily stroll back to the hotel through the basement after shopping at the department store, and catching the metro is a breeze. It’s an ideal choice for tourists visiting Busan who love shopping. One extra tip: children under 12 ride most Busan subways and buses for free using a Tmoney card. Just be sure to pick one up at the airport, head to any convenience store, and register the child's date of birth by presenting their passport. Adults can also enjoy transit transfer discounts for up to two transfers (a total of three legs)—basically, trips are consolidated and you're only charged based on the highest-fare segment, rather than paying three separate full fares.

I specifically chose this hotel for the BTS concert because of its excellent location. From my room, I could even see the capsule train, and the ocean view from the sea-facing room was truly unique. The front desk and concierge staff were very welcoming and even helped us arrange a taxi. They also offer 24-hour room service, which was a lifesaver when I got back to the hotel late at night after the concert, tired and hungry – and the food was delicious! While the executive lounge didn't have a huge selection of food, it was perfect for a quick rest. If only the breakfast had more variety, it would have been absolutely perfect. I'll definitely choose this hotel again when I visit Busan.

The room was super BIG and the bed was comfortable. Overall the place is quite well maintained. There were many food choices just downstairs and across the street. But it is not near any train station so it will be better to book an uber. There was a really nice pork katsu restaurant just right downstairs, the food was fantastic. As my train was later in the afternoon, I hv requested for a later checkout or to leave my luggage for a couple of hrs. This was rejected by the host. The host couldn't communicate with me in English which was difficult.

I stayed here for two nights and unfortunately couldn’t sleep properly on either night. The air conditioning is extremely weak and there is almost no airflow in the room. As you can see from the temperature display, the room was around 26.6°C, which made it very hot and uncomfortable for sleeping. There were also a lot of mosquitoes in the room. I was bitten throughout the night and woke up with my whole body feeling extremely itchy. For a hostel, I don’t expect luxury, but basic sleeping conditions should at least be comfortable. Unfortunately, the combination of poor air conditioning, no airflow, heat, and mosquitoes made both nights very unpleasant.

The room was OK, but the service was poor, especially the breakfast. Except for eggs and fruit on the first day, there was no more. I could only eat instant noodles, and the breakfast cost 150 per person.

It's a love hotel, with all that entails—the interiors and all the service are designed for a short-term stay with a woman. The hotel is located in an area separated from Biff Square by a mountain, through which only cars can pass through a tunnel, and the city center is accessible by metro. You can't reach the city center on foot.

The room is spacious if compare with price. Almost the hotel in Seoul check in time around 5.00 - 6.00 p.m. which is too long. However, this hotel check in a 05.00 p.m. and staff allowed us to check in a 04.30 p.m. Hotel is near bus stop from Incheon airport but a bit far from train station (walk around 15-20 mins). Room is clean excet the back of TV that had a lot of dust.

I chose this hotel because of its location and price, assuming I would be taking a taxi to the airport. Although it's far from the main tourist attractions, the shopping mall was convenient for dining and souvenir shopping. The room was clean and comfortable, which I think would be acceptable for most Japanese people. Check-in was also smooth.

The room was quite spacious compared to Japan. It's about a 10-minute walk from the subway station. The staff can communicate in English, which is helpful. You need to register a credit card during check-in, which might be a hassle for those without one. I really appreciated their strict non-smoking policy. The cleaning lady was incredibly meticulous; she even folded our pajamas! I couldn't thank her in person due to the language barrier, but overall, the hotel was great. Special thanks again to the cleaning lady.