New Hotels in Busan

"Everything was perfect! I'd read reviews saying the front desk staff weren't always present, but they were there during the hours I used the service. I was a bit anxious checking in as I don't speak Japanese, but they spoke English slowly and clearly, and I understood everything perfectly. (I think they might use a translation app, which is a good idea.) The room was exactly like the photos, but even more comfortable than I imagined – I absolutely loved it! I almost didn't want to leave the hotel, it was so nice. So, instead of having a break at a cafe, I brought everything back to the hotel for tea time. Because the view is just incredible! You can see Busan Tower right from the room! My kids were also thrilled with the spacious room, spending time on the balcony and rolling around. I stayed for two nights, but apparently, room cleaning only starts from three nights or more. However, they hung fresh towels on the doorknob, so it was no problem at all. I definitely want to stay here again! *Ü*"

"The hotel boasts a convenient location, approximately a 10-minute walk from the subway and bus stops. It's surrounded by many well-known restaurants, convenience stores, Daiso, and Olive Young, making it very convenient. Rooms offer direct views of Haeundae Beach and are close to several tourist attractions. The hotel staff are polite and friendly, and luggage storage is available at the front desk. Rooms are clean and tidy, featuring a living room, dining room, semi-balcony, and open kitchen (no plates or cutlery provided). Although some floors are still under renovation, the overall rooms are highly recommended."

"The location is great, really close to the station so it was easy to get around. The self check-in and check-out made it super convenient to use right away. The water pressure in the shower was a bit weak, but other than that, they had kitchen utensils available so I could cook, and I had a comfortable stay. The soundproofing in the room wasn't great, which was a bit of a letdown."

"The Jagalchi market is the closest, about a 5-minute walk away. The main street in front connects to the downtown area all the way to Nampo, making it a very convenient location. The hotel is actually three hotels housed together, and the shared spaces feel like simple offices in a high-rise building. For a bustling downtown area, the maisonette-style room we stayed in was spacious. It was a bit difficult to fully open a suitcase on the first floor, but the balcony was large, and the ceilings were high – if I had to describe it positively, it felt like a small luxury apartment. The mini-kitchen, large refrigerator (with a substantial freezer compartment), drum washing machine, and LG Styler were major plusses. Since I usually stay in standard hotel rooms, being able to do laundry every day and use the Styler to dry clothes for two people in about 2-3 hours was fantastic. It meant no clothes hanging all over the room, which made for a very comfortable stay. On the downside, there were no amenities or bathrobes, as expected, but also no bath mat or conditioner. If I had known beforehand, I could have prepared, so overall, it was still good value for money. The staff, including a male staff member who could speak Japanese, were all very kind. I would definitely like to stay here again."

"This is a serviced apartment, very new and clean. We stayed for four nights in a two-bedroom unit with two double beds. Housekeeping was scheduled every three days, and we could choose the day. It came with modern amenities like an LG Styler, washing machine, built-in refrigerator, a 65 or 75-inch TV (with YouTube access), Nespresso machine, oven, and water dispenser. However, kitchenware, laundry detergent, and dish soap were not provided. It has underfloor heating, and the hairdryer is powerful, making it very suitable for families. The CU convenience store on the first floor often has buy-one-get-one-free deals, which is a great bonus."

"Just book the HLB Hotel directly; don't bother spending extra on Hyatt Place. It's the same building, the same room types, with only the breakfast restaurant being different. The breakfast is quite expensive, and the only plus is the abalone congee. Don't waste your money booking this one. The soundproofing isn't great, and there's noise from the club behind. The room had a strong odor and construction dust. If you want to be a human air purifier, then this is the place for you."

"The location is good, the public transportation is convenient and good, but the bar is noisy because it is an alley, and the cleanliness and facilities of the room are normal."

"I booked this room last minute, but my child absolutely loved it! It's perfect for a family trip. However, the emergency exit light is too bright. If there was a curtain to block about half of it near the entrance, I think I'd sleep much better."

"The facilities themselves were good. There is one thing to note and one point of disappointment. Note: Since this accommodation was converted from a motel, there is no shared shower room on the 5th floor where I stayed; you have to use the shower and toilet in each room. This could be a bit of a variable if four people are staying and their activity times are similar. Point of disappointment: The biggest advantage of a guesthouse is the sense of community, so I wish the community area in the basement had been a bit brighter and had a mini-bar."

"This newly opened hotel has great facilities, and the front desk staff are excellent. The room is very spacious; I booked a double-sided panoramic floor-to-ceiling window this time. The beautiful view of Gwangandaegyo Bridge was fully visible. The bathroom was very clean, especially the toilet, which I was very satisfied with. The night view from the 15th floor is stunning. Next time I visit Busan, I will definitely stay here again."