Busan Sasang-gu Hotels

I was planning to stay at a friend's house, but I changed to stay at a hotel in a hurry due to my family's illness, so I made a reservation at Jinhai Airport. I managed to complete the reservation. Less than 10 minutes from the station So I think access is good. He upgraded me by being alone. It's on dollar and warm. A type that has a bathtub and a shower / toilet together. The negative factor is that there was no bath mat. I can't recommend it because my hair feels tight when using shampoo. I had cup noodles for breakfast, but I didn't eat it, but there was a breakfast service for bread and coffee. Also, it was a negative factor that when I tried to put hot water in the bathtub from 4 o'clock, hot water did not come out. But overall it was beautiful.

Just the location is not good.

This budget stay was one of the best ones we've stayed at in Korea. The room had everything you need, kettle, hairdryer, tv, table and chairs, refrigerator, and free water. The bed was big and heated, but just a little bit hard. The bathroom is nice, and the shower was great. There's a microwave and water dispenser in the lobby. The host greeted us very friendly at 11pm and even showed us the room. The location is perfect, super close to the subway station and the bus terminal. Lots of places to eat nearby. Would definitely stay here again.

Stayed here 3 nights to cover the main tourist attractions &, though not perfect, this place met most of our needs. Pros: 1. Sasang metro station & Seobu Bus station virtually couple of minutes walk away. 2. Gimhae Airport only 3 stations away on the Gimhae LRT line 3. Shops & restaurants close by 4. Room comes with most essential amenities & a pantry downstsirs offers hot coffee, cup noodles & cold bottled water gratis 24/7. Needs Improvement: 1. Check-in time is STRICTLY 6pm. Absolutely non-negotiable! 2. First hotel bathroom I've been in without a single towel hanger! (No kidding!). There is a ”ladder” hanger a few feet outside the bathroom door for that purpose! 3. Reception staff helpful though English skills limited. But can easily get by with Google translator. (I managed to get a very nice lady - Ms Yun - to print me a bus schedule for our trip to Jinju.) 4. Hotel has 2 lifts!! No waiting

The location was just right in the downtown area with many restaurants, so it was nice to go out for dinner. Like a business hotel, there was a shared printer and a store of its own! The room is also clean and comfortable for the price. The breakfast service was especially good in the morning :)

First off, we just stayed one night bcs we had early morning dlight the next day. We booked 2 deluxe twin rooms for around $69 each. Check in was fast and easy. Upon check in they gave us disposable toothbrush and toothpaste, razor, facial cleanser, bubble bath soap. In front of the checkin counter there's microwave and coffee machine that you can use for free. They only have 2 elevators and don't have concierge to put your luggage. The interior is cozy and ”trendy”. We got rooms on the second floor and one of them is for the disabled #206 (the difference is I think the size of the room and bathroom is bigger, and there's no step like the other room). So I can say that this hotel, even though it's rather small, is very considerate. Or should I say, super considerate bcs of the amenities and facilities that they gave us. Next, the actual room. It has double doors. There's a space inbetween the doors to put your shoes and change to slippers made of faux leather provided. The second door has no key. This is the list of amenities they already put in the rooms: -Inside the fridge: 3 bottled water, 2 face sheet masks, 1 pocari sweat and 1 canned lotte brand mango juice -Bathroom: bathtub so huge 4 people can bath together (with jacuzzi option), showers (planted in ceiling and handheld), soap, shampoo, conditioner (all in pump bottle, very generous), bar soap, hi-tech toilet with bidets, tissue -Bath misc: 4 small towels (size of face or hand towel), 2 bathrobes, 1 body sponge -Electric kettle, coffee, tea, paper teaspoon, paper cups -Vanity: 1 hair brush, 1 blow-dry hair brush, skin toner and emulsion (not sure if this is for face or body), hair spray (!!!), hairdryer (under the table) -LED TV (biggest TV in a hotel I've ever seen) -Samsung Computer -Mosquito repellent (we saw one mosquito) -Spacious room size -Phone chargers (cable included, for all phone types: the usual usb, usb C, iPhone) Three people were staying in one deluxe twin room with 1 double bed and 1 single bed, and there was no extra charge. I don't know what makes this hotel so cheap, but we are grateful we got the stay at this wonderful facility. Also, the AC, TV, and lamps are operated by one remote control. Ask the staff if you're confused. They speak basic English quite well. There's a nearby local convinient store, just go right from the hotel.

The surrounding facilities are convenient, the rooms are clean, and the staff are friendly, so I am satisfied. The hotel cost is cheap, and I think I will come back again next time I go on a business trip.

It's very close to the subway station, and there are famous hangover soup and pork soup and rice nearby. As soon as you get out of the MRT station, there is emart and homeplus. There is a coffee machine and microwave at the hotel counter. The guy at the counter has very good service and can speak Chinese well. The room is large and has a small living room. The shower gel has a citrus scent and is very comfortable to wash. I will stay here again if I have an early flight back to Taiwan.

Stayed here for 1 night because of a layover at the airport in Busan. Room is big by asian standards, although the bed was rock hard. Strangely, the window was open when I checked in, meaning the room was pretty hot and stuffy. The A/C was of course off, and even after turning it in, it took some time before the room was comfortable. Otherwise, the room was well appointed and I have no issues. Probably a 10-15 minute cab ride from the Airport. The area nearby did not seem anything special or noteworthy.

This price is still very satisfactory to live in such a place. The entire hotel is small in size, but the room is fairly spacious and the bathroom has a smart toilet. The front desk is very small, it is a window type, but the service staff is very good, help customers check some peripheral information, and print it out. The next day I went to Busan and came to the typhoon. I borrowed a transparent plastic umbrella from the front desk. The wind was too big and bad, and I didn’t say that I had to pay for it. There was a big computer in the room. It was very convenient to check the information. The only fly in the ointment is that there is a little distance from the subway. You can check the map to find the distance from the subway to the hotel. I will speak Korean and I can communicate with locals in Korean, so I found this small hotel that is a little far from the subway but cheaper. These are for your reference only.