HOTEL HLB

This was my second stay, having first used the hotel this spring. The hotel itself is new, so it's incredibly clean and spacious. The view from the room is also fantastic. I was very satisfied with the in-room amenities, such as the washing machine with a dryer, and the separate toilet and shower. I made a slight mistake with the washing machine's operation, but an engineer was called immediately and provided prompt and courteous assistance. It was a pleasant and satisfying stay. Thank you very much.

The room was spacious and new, with a 3-in-1 washing and drying machine, which was super convenient for traveling with kids. It's also very close to the subway station. I regret moving to a hotel by the beach midway through my trip; I should've stayed here the whole time! I'll definitely come back next time.

Very close to the subway station, bus stop, and Daiso. There's also a convenience store downstairs. The lobby is on the 6th floor (the elevator button is marked 'L'). Check-in time is 3 PM, but you can store your luggage if you arrive early. The room is spacious and very clean, with a separate wet and dry area in the bathroom. For toiletries, the shower gel and shampoo are in one bottle, and there's conditioner. There are no toothbrushes provided, but you can buy them at the front desk. The gym is free, and breakfast costs extra.

The hotel facilities are quite new, and the room size is relatively large for a hotel of its class in Korea, which is a rare find! There's a convenience store, coffee shop, and bakery right downstairs, and the subway station is just a 200-meter walk away, making it very convenient for getting around.

The subway access is very convenient, and there are plenty of dining options nearby, all at reasonable prices. There's a 24-hour hypermarket around Lian Shan, and the hotel provides an induction hob and a fully functional washer-dryer, which is super convenient.

This was our second stay, and I truly believe it's the best hotel in the Seomyeon area. The building itself is brand new, so the common areas and guest rooms are incredibly clean and well-maintained. There's another hotel in the same building, but HLB's rooms are on the upper floors, and it seems the elevators and front desk are shared. It's about a 5-minute walk from the station, and there's a bus stop right in front of the hotel, making access superb. Also, on the first floor, there's a bakery and a 24-hour convenience store, which was incredibly useful for late-night snacks and essentials. The room was very spacious, equipped with a large refrigerator, induction hob, kettle, and washing machine. True to its "Residence" name, you can really live comfortably and self-sufficiently in the room. The toilet is a bidet type, and flushing toilet paper was not an issue. The power outlets by the bed are universal, so Japanese plugs can be used directly. However, other outlets are SE type, so if you plan to use multiple electronic devices, I recommend bringing a converter plug. While the front desk staff doesn't speak Japanese, they are all fluent in English, so we had no trouble communicating. The shower water pressure was fine, but the drainage in the bathroom was poor, causing water to accumulate easily. Also, I think it would be very helpful if they provided a washing machine guide in Korean and English (and Japanese, if possible) in the room. I would definitely like to stay here again on my next visit to Busan.

I stayed here for a concert at Sajik Comprehensive Sports Field. It was super convenient, just two subway stops away! The room was spacious, clean, and the big TV was a nice bonus. The front desk staff were very kind and even gave me a fruit platter when I checked in, which was a lovely surprise 🍉. I'd definitely love to stay here again if I come back to Busan 🏨.