Cheap Hotels in Busan

"The room was smaller than I expected, and so was the bed, but despite its small size, it had everything I needed. The location, however, was unbeatable. Room cleanliness: Not the cleanest I've seen, but it met basic requirements. Location: Unbeatable. It's a fantastic location, just a five-minute walk from Busan Station, perfect for tired travelers like me who've been on planes, cars, and trains all day with family in tow. Breakfast: The breakfast options weren't extensive, but there was enough to fill you up, and there was some variety. However, it might be an issue if you're not a fan of Korean flavors."

"The facilities are well-equipped, and the front desk staff can communicate in both Korean and English. There's also a microwave on the second floor."

"This is a serviced apartment, and the elevators are still covered in protective film. Service: The front desk staff were very rude. Honestly, you can just use the self-service check-in and check-out, so you don't really need to interact with them. Breakfast: There was a queue for breakfast, and the staff seating people were still very rude. The preferential treatment was obvious. The breakfast was just enough to fill you up, not good quality. It's quite inconvenient that you have to scan a QR code or use a password to enter and exit the apartment, and also to use the elevators. The advantages are the large rooms and great location. There are plenty of dining and entertainment options downstairs, and Pop Mart is just a right turn from the exit. The mall above this place has everything, and it's right next to Seomyeon, the liveliest area. It's suitable for young people."

"This hotel is super close to Busan Station, literally just over a hundred meters away, making it a five-minute walk. I stayed here for two nights out of my six-day trip to Korea. The location is fantastic, with easy access to both the subway and trains. The front desk is on the third floor. When we checked in, the guy at reception spoke English. Luckily, my wife's English is good enough to communicate, as I couldn't really understand much. There are plenty of places to eat nearby; we just popped into a restaurant downstairs and had some decent pork cutlet and udon. Plus, there's a convenience store, Starbucks, and even a foot massage place right downstairs. The room was pretty clean, and I'd say it's a decent hotel by Korean standards."

"I was satisfied with cleanliness until the last day when I noticed that my sheets had what seemed like dried blood on them. Location is amazing but that’s also why it’s a popular choice for tourists. Getting an elevator from 8-10am and 6-8ish was rough. But loved the location! Service is average, nothing to complain about but nothing exceptional either which is not a bad thing at all. Pleased with the hotel amenities fitness centre but the room amenities seemed like it was setup with just the bare minimum. Would have been nice to have a larger mirror outside the bathroom or even have a light for the small mirror inside the cabinet. Fridge was very small - could not fit takeout containers without turning them sideways. Shampoo, conditioner and body products all seemed pretty cheaply made. Shampoo didn’t even foam up and conditioner felt no different than hand soap. We’re at a different hotel now and after using their products for one night my hair actually seems healthier than when I was back home."

"Close to the subway station, and you can even walk from Busan Station. There are so many restaurants nearby, which is super convenient. There's also a whole street of beauty shops, and BIFF Square is really close too. It's really, really great! Plus, the hotel has sea views, which is a big bonus."

"We booked two rooms; one had a balcony with a beach view, and the other faced the street, which wasn't too noisy for us. The main advantage is the convenience. There's an alleyway full of food options right across the street, and a famous pork soup rice place directly opposite the hotel that always has a long queue from morning till night. Apparently, it's a popular chain here, and we tried it – it was delicious! The hotel is also just a few steps away from the beach. We took the bus back to Busan because the train station was quite far, but the bus was very convenient. Just wanted to share for anyone considering it 😄"

"This hotel is quite close to Busan Station, and it's easy to get there by taxi. The view is amazing, with the balcony directly facing the sea. A stroll along the nearby coastline in the evening is also very pleasant. There's a convenience store right downstairs, but it's often crowded. If you walk a bit further to the right, you'll find other convenience stores. We were very satisfied with our stay, it's just a shame our itinerary didn't allow us to spend more time at the hotel~"

"Pros: Great location, directly facing Guang'anmen Bridge. Cons: 1. The room was basic and spartan. The walls were bare with nothing on them, and there were some water stains and bulging on the ceiling beams, making it look a bit run-down. Before I opened the curtains, I honestly thought I was staying in a guesthouse. A small lounge chair by the window would really make the most of the large floor-to-ceiling window. 2. No power outlets next to the bed! Being able to charge and use my phone before sleep and after waking up is really important for travelers. 3. There was no full-length mirror, only a small round mirror above the sink, which was inconvenient for doing makeup and checking my outfit."

"Everything about this hotel was great, with the sole exception of the room size. Truly, it was all positives! Being a Japanese chain hotel, I expected the rooms to be small, but it was perfectly adequate for two people and didn't hinder our activities at all. The location is absolutely fantastic, incredibly close to the train station – literally just across the street. You can even see the train station from the hotel, and the tracks from our room. The staff were all wonderful. The front desk attendant was enthusiastic and attentive. The ladies in the second-floor breakfast restaurant were constantly greeting guests and thanking them. When we discovered the kettle in our room was broken, we called the front desk, and they immediately apologized. A staff member then promptly knocked on our door to deliver a brand-new, still-boxed kettle, again apologizing for the inconvenience. We were so grateful! There's also a self-service laundry machine on the first floor. When we first struggled to use it, a staff member came right over to show us how. This washing machine was amazing – shirts came out completely dry, perfectly spun, and incredibly crisp, without a single wrinkle. They looked as good as new, as if they'd just been ironed. This machine is truly magical. The breakfast on the second floor was also excellent. Even though it was busy every day, there were always empty seats, and the food variety changed daily, including some Korean specialties. We left breakfast feeling very full and satisfied. The location is convenient for getting anywhere; we could reach Nampo and Seomyeon by subway in no time. We had a perfect two days here and slept very comfortably. We messed up the room as soon as we checked in, so I didn't take any photos. All in all, this hotel is flawless, with no downsides except for the slightly small room."