Hotels near Busanjin-Gu in Busan

Great location with plenty of good eateries nearby, and both bus stops and the train station just a few minutes’ walk away. Reception staff provided excellent service. We were given a high-floor room with lovely sunset views. The room was spacious, clean, and quiet—definitely value for money.

This is a nicely located hotel in Busan. It’s only a short walk to the nearest Metro station, where it can take you to either end of the Busan region with relative ease. There is a convenience store located downstairs, which is open 24 seven, and there are also conveniently located laundry facilities on the third floor – which are only 2000 won for two hours of washing and drying. attached is a photo of the luggage storage space in foyer.

It's close to the train station and bus stop, and there's a famous restaurant area with places like Dwaeji Gukbap (pork rice soup) and convenience stores nearby. However, the entrance is a little set back, so be careful not to miss it. Before check-in, you'll receive instructions on how to enter your room, so follow those instructions to find out how to open the front door and your room. It might be confusing at first, but you'll get used to it. I didn't encounter any staff during my stay. There's no elevator, so it might be difficult for those with heavy luggage. There's a coffee, water, and refrigerator service in the basement. The toilet and shower are quite close together, so you'll get quite wet, and guests staying multiple nights will need to replenish their own amenities. The shower pressure is good, but the sink is small, so you'll need to be careful when washing your face. The bed is just a mattress, but the TV and air conditioning are new and comfortable. A charger cable was also provided. Although it's a newly renovated hotel, if you pay attention to the details of the interior, it's recommended for those who are easygoing and don't mind minor imperfections. If you're used to traveling in Asia, have light luggage, and just need a clean place to sleep, this is a good choice! I think this is a viable option for people like that!

If you're looking to explore Seomyeon's Youth Street, this place is fantastic and super convenient. However, if you plan on going to the beach, I'd suggest staying closer to Haeundae. Here, shopping, eating, and buying things are all incredibly easy. The room has many clever space-saving features, which I highly recommend. There's a window seat with cushions and a coffee table, perfect for enjoying a cup of coffee. The only downsides are that it's a bit noisy facing the street, and the curtains aren't very light-blocking, so I'd advise bringing an eye mask and earplugs. One particularly great feature is that the rooms use underfloor heating instead of air conditioning, making it much less dry. The whole room is wonderfully warm, which was a real treat for a winter stay. The complimentary hand soap, conditioner, and shampoo all smelled lovely. Plus, there's a separate washing machine for laundry and even a microwave! You can also store your luggage on the second floor at any time. It's self-check-in with no front desk, so remember to check your email for the check-in password. Also, for continuous stays, bottled water, capsule coffee, and towels need to be requested from the owner daily, as they aren't proactively provided. It seems they only provide them for a total of two days, so please be aware of that. If you need more drinks, there are plenty of convenience stores downstairs, making it easy to buy more! It's very close to the subway station! Exit 12 has a direct elevator, which is great if you have luggage. Make sure to check out the delicious pork barbecue at 'Zhumu Roast Pork' about 50 meters away! You can find it on Dazhong Dianping! Overall, highly recommended!

We booked a Club Sota Twin. Room was extremely spacious. 1 living room, 1 bedroom ( 2 twin bed inside), a LARGE walk-in closet, 2 sun rooms, 1 kitchen (full size fridge/freezer, sink, 2 cooktops, and a vent hood), 1 standing shower bathroom. They also provide a washer, but need to supply own detergent or buy detergent pod at the front desk for 500KRW. No dryer, but they do provide a large hanging rack that fit perfectly in one of the sunroom.  Breakfast was provided for free, consisting of a small selection of hot food, pastries, salad, and coffee.  Housekeeping is on demanding through their app. They do not provide a hotel card. Instead you’re given a QR code to access your room, elevator, service request etc. The QR code is often glitchy, which brought on some minor inconvenience when you’re trying to scan to your elevator floor. Bring your own amenities!! They only provide shampoo/body wash combo and conditioner. If you forget something, there is a vending machine in the lobby for you to purchase (toothbrush, razors, etc)  I would say my least favorite part of the hotel was the front desk service. They were not friendly or cordial. We were met with cold demeanors and a lack of warm hospitality each time we walked into the lobby. Overall, the hotel is in a great location near Seomyeon (8mins walk) with lots of good shopping (Lotte Department and Seomyeon Underground shopping) and plenty of restaurants that are open late.

This hotel was a pleasant surprise! It was very clean, and despite its small size, it had everything I needed. The front desk staff were also very polite and gentlemanly. The affordable price was a real bonus. There's also a clean and trendy noodle shop nearby with excellent service.

There are many restaurants around .And there’s also a convenience store nearby. Most importantly, there’s a big Lotte department store , is very convenient to shopping. I booked this place because it has a bathtub, so when you’re really tired, you can relax .

Location : Great Bed Room : Cozy and warm Shower room : Clean and good Staff : 3/5 , I stayed here 2 times (last year and this year). There is one problem with communication, Because I asked about details first of both I booked here. So it would be better if the staff sent details about the password of the main gate because I need to leave my luggage inside the hostel before check-in time. ” I just need to leave my luggage and go back to check-in on time.” They said to me ”You should wait till 11.00 am” But I arrived at Busan at 9.00 am. Lastly I said... Could you, please... That's not good for me because I paid for the services. Maybe this is the last time. I will not be back again here. The mind of services is important in business maybe you call the hostel ”Self check-in service” but the channel to communicate with customers is hard.

It's about a 10-minute walk to Daiso or Olive Young; the cleanliness could be improved, but overall they're quite good. It's a 15-minute walk to Seomyeon Station, which is inconvenient with luggage. Hotels near the subway are generally quite expensive, but this one is relatively affordable, so I recommend it to those on a budget. A taxi ride back to China from here to the airport takes about 30 minutes and costs around 17,000 won.

This hotel is very nice and located in the heart of the city. Very easy to get around with public transportation and taxi/uber. Attached to the Lotte mall, so go die hard shoppers it’s perfect. Many resturants to choose from in vicinity. The Korean bar-b-que was excellent. We did go to several other restaurants and all are pretty good. We had one misfire at burger joint, Tiger Pub, that sold out of burgers? Strange? Gave hotel a couple of four stars. One was that we could not get a late dinner. 10pm every hotel kitchen was closed. Not even room service. And secondly, our room toilet which was otherwise very clean had embedded pee stains in the w/c tiles. Obviously porous tiles but nonetheless not pleasant to look at.