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【Park Hyatt Busan】Stayed in the 'sailboat' of Haeundae, where the floor-to-ceiling windows framed Gwangandaegyo Bridge and the entire ocean. I fell asleep to the sound of the sea breeze and the city lights, experiencing both relaxation and luxury. Environment: The hotel's location is relatively quiet with fantastic views. There's a supermarket downstairs, and a noodle shop and two great cafes very close by, which was quite convenient for a tourist. Facilities: Very new, especially the stunning view outside the floor-to-ceiling windows. I didn't even want to close the curtains at night! Cleanliness: Clean and tidy. Service: Excellent.

We stayed in a sea-view room in the new building, and it was absolutely stunning. It had a balcony with an unobstructed, panoramic view of the ocean. On a nice day, sitting out there feeling the sea breeze was incredibly relaxing. The hotel's location is also excellent; there are plenty of dining options nearby, and it's within walking distance to Gamagori Station for the Capsule Train. Plus, there's a self-service laundry room about 200 meters away on the second floor.

The location is excellent, just a three to four-minute walk from Haeundae subway station and Haeundae Street. There are many restaurants on Haeundae Street, making dining very convenient. During my two-day stay, I encountered two staff members at the front desk who spoke Chinese. The front desk offers luggage storage, complimentary bottled water, ice cups, and coffee.

I had a most confused stay after 2 nights. Feelings are mixed. Pros : Convenient location, big rooms, good air conditioning Cons: 1) Clotted toilet, wet bathroom with dripping taps and overflowing bathtub - See the sign right above toilet rolls? ”Please dispose of tissues in the trash bin”. They meant it. Putting used toilet papers in the bowl after cleaning will CLOT the toilet!!!! It happened with a terrible hissing sound while the toilet bowl was filled to the edge. I had to make urgent call to hotel for a quick fix! After that, had no choice but to leave used tissues in the bin, and the smell was not nice. - Dripping taps - The hot tap begins dripping as soon as you turn the cold tap. - Overflowing bathtub - even with the shower curtain stretched and fully cover the entrance. Water will come out of the bath tub during shower. And you had to deal with a very WET and slippery floor, - cracked toilet bowl - Had to use with care. I feared it might break and hurt. 2) Coin laundry - There are 3 washers and 3 dryers. Unfortunately, all dryers were occupied when I finished washing. I noticed one of them had stopped so I waited 15-20 mins, but the owner didn't show up. Then I called the reception and asked for assistance but was told ”they cannot remove any clothing in the dryer because that will be considered a theft”! That was the most laughable reply I had ever heard from a hotel operator! If the same logic applies, then the hotel operator cannot remove anything in a room left by a guest even with the guest disappearing and skip paying outstanding room fees! I paid around USD475 for 4 room-nights.

This was my first stay at the Sunset Hotel, and its location is absolutely fantastic. I booked an executive sea-view room, and as soon as I opened the door, I was pleasantly surprised. The room was very spacious, and more importantly, it had a decent-sized balcony with a sea view. While the room felt a little dated, the overall impression was still good and quite clean. Housekeeping was also excellent; my room was spotless every day during my three-day stay. The mini-fridge in the room even had adjustable temperature, which was great for chilling drinks until they were ice-cold – perfect for refreshing sips. I was also surprised that the front desk staff could speak Chinese. The hotel breakfast was very authentic, which I really enjoyed; it seemed to cater more to Korean tastes. There was some variety in the breakfast options over my three-day stay, showing that thought was put into it. The lady providing breakfast service was especially friendly and always greeted us politely. I'd say this hotel is a mid-range option, offering great value for money. The executive sea-view room, in particular, is definitely worth staying in. Highly recommended!

Overall, I had a great experience at this hostel. Rooms are soundproof enough that any noise outside didn't disturb me. There weren't many guests when I stayed there, but I had a few friendly chats with some of them. I had to work from midday until midnight and there was no table in the room so I stayed in the common area which had the most amazing view of the sea and the beach. The staff was mostly not there but they were friendly when we interacted and they let me check in early :) Things to improve: - it wasn't the cleanest. I wish I could vacuum myself at least because the floor upon my arrival wasn't very clean. also as soon as I turned on the AC I was starting to cough uncontrollably, almost choking on my coughs so I guess it hasn't been cleaned for a long time - in the evening they turn off all the lights in the common area so it's very dark and you can't see anything. I asked the staff to leave some lights for me because I had to work, but they just turned on one desktop lamp which wasn't doing much. I worked silently and didn't disturb anyone so I wish they could accommodate this easy request

I stayed at this hotel during the BTS concert period, and I was really impressed with the value for money. Unlike many other hotels that jacked up their prices or canceled bookings during the concert rush, this hotel honored our reservation without any issues — which we truly appreciated. A special shout-out to Assistant Manager Tony — he was incredibly helpful and friendly throughout our stay. We had quite a few packages delivered to the hotel in advance, and he made sure everything was properly received and even helped us carry them up to our room. His service really made a difference. The location is also very convenient — it's close to the Haeundae shopping street, with plenty of shops around, and it's easy to get to the subway or bus stops. The only downside is that the hotel is quite old-fashioned and could use some renovation. If the facilities were updated, it would definitely enhance the guest experience. That said, for budget travelers looking for a reliable and well-located stay, I'd still recommend this place.

It was very nice, everything was kept clean, the view was amazing. It is a bit far off from the more central area of Busan, like where the culture village is, but that’s the trade-off if you want to be next to Haeundae Beach.

We booked this for just one night over a weekend and it was a brilliant location to visit the Yonggusa temple, not to mention lovely to be so near the sea.

The location was a little hard to find, but it was within walking distance from the station. There's also a convenience store right in front of the hotel, and plenty of dining options like cafeterias, plus shopping opportunities. With so many cafes around, it's really great for tourists. The interior was very clean, and having Netflix and a bathtub makes it especially appealing for Japanese guests. The illuminated vanity mirror was also a very convenient touch. One thing to note is that the elevator was out of order, so those with heavy luggage should be aware. Also, the bed was a bit on the firm side. Other than that, everything was perfect!