Hotels in Busan

"When u go out from Haeundae station (exit 3) stairs u will see the building right in front of u, u don need any map to find the hotel. Best view, best restaurants all around. Near Haeundae Intercity Bus Station, which u can go Gyeongju for half day trip. Near Blueline train too."

"Honestly, I had a really pleasant stay. I stayed for three consecutive nights. Housekeeping cleaned the room after the first night, but not after the second – it seems you might need to request it. The room featured a large floor-to-ceiling window and a minimalist, spacious layout, offering sunset views. Overall, it was great, but there was no bathtub! It's a bit far from the subway station, about a 15-20 minute walk. Also, it was a minor inconvenience to have to walk out a bit to hail a taxi. Out of ten, I'd give it an 8.8. I would definitely stay here again on my next visit."

"The hotel is quite nice, but I just want to remind other travelers — the taxis in front of the hotel tend to overcharge. That’s not a good experience. Since I couldn’t use Uber or Kakao Taxi in Busan (the card I registered didn’t work, and cash payment wasn’t accepted either), I asked the front desk if they could help me book a taxi. They told me I could simply take one from in front of the hotel. When I checked out and got into the taxi, I saw on Kakao Taxi that the normal fare should be around 17,000 won. However, the driver refused to use the meter. About five minutes into the ride, he told me the fare would be 30,000 won. I felt really uncomfortable, but since I was traveling alone and all my belongings were in the car, I decided not to argue further for safety reasons. In the end, I had no choice but to accept it. Overall, I really enjoyed my stay at the hotel, but I hope other guests won’t have to experience the same situation on their last day."

"I couldn't believe this was in Korea; I genuinely thought I was in Japan! Facilities: A distinctly Japanese-style hotel, even equipped with a smart bidet toilet. Cleanliness: Impeccably clean, truly excellent. Environment: While the space was a bit compact, there were no strange odors, and the area felt very safe. Service: A complimentary breakfast is offered, although it consists of cold items. From downstairs, you get a direct view of trains arriving at and departing from Busan Station."

"As good as always, this time Toyoko in front of famous Haeunde beach. All standard good Toyoko stuff plus beach rest! You can even get the ocean view from the room. This is the first Toyoko where I met plenty of foreigners - to count this as good or maybe not - is up to you (-:"

"This hotel is located in the best beach spot and offers a beautiful infinity pool. There’s also a 7/11 nearby with great coffee and a McDonald’s that stays open 24/7 for late-night dinners. The rooms are clean and well-appointed, with excellent soap and a cleaning service that changes the sponges and towels daily. I had a great time there. The only downside is that the pool closes at 9 pm, which isn’t ideal for those who want to stay up late."

"The location was good, have a good pork soup rice (Gukbap) restaurants nearby, the location is quite accessible for the train as a transportation. We used uber quite a lot and the location was quite easy to spot. The room is quite spacious. As we always outside, we didnt try the facilities, but we went to the dining area. It is quite spacious."

"The location of the property is good, and room is functional enough though a bit small. Bearing the Shilla brand I would expect the property to provide more/better amenties and better maintained. The property condition is not great. Breakfast is so so and I should have booked the room without breakfast as there are plenty of eatery around. Overall I wouldn‘t stay here again. Doesn’t worth the price and definitely nothing closes to a “real” Shilla."

"I loved their breakfast; it was incredibly extensive and neatly organized. A quick tip: the hotel shares a lobby with another property, so make sure you head to the correct front desk when you check in. While there aren't many hotels directly near Pusan National University, this area has a good concentration of business hotels offering excellent service. I highly recommend it!"

"The hotel itself is lovely, but the central air conditioning is a major issue. I wouldn't recommend staying here in summer; it gets so hot that I couldn't get a good night's sleep. Even asking the staff to turn down the AC didn't help. Most guests had their doors open for ventilation, which just goes to show how incredibly hot it was. The hotel is about an hour's drive from the city center, regardless of your destination, so I wouldn't recommend it for travelers on a tight schedule. However, it's far from the bustling city center, and the prices at the nearby street stalls are unbelievably cheap – roughly half of what you'd pay downtown. Therefore, I highly recommend it for travelers who prefer a slower pace."