Luxury Hotels in Busan

"The service was excellent, and the staff were very friendly and always smiling. The sea view was also beautiful, perfect for morning runs and getting around. My only complaint is that there aren't enough elevators, so checking in or out can involve a very long wait. Heavenly Pool (free entry for 2 adults and 2 children under 13): Since it's free, it tends to be quite chaotic."

"The room was clean and tidy, and the staff were warm and attentive. It rained throughout my stay, so I didn't go out to explore and just stayed at the hotel. The hotel has direct access to Lotte Department Store, the underground shopping street, and the subway station, making shopping, dining, and getting around incredibly convenient."

"The room is big and with balcony overseeing the sea. Beautiful. Love the CIMER (many mini heated jacuzzi) and gymn is great. The normal pool is too short and small and filled with people all the time. Location is so convenient for food, shopping and capsule ride and of course the beach is right in front of your hotel- dun need to cross any road. Service here is very hospitable. I meant the chamber maid. Don’t feel like checking out here. Amenities- only toothbrush n paste is missing. Must check out by 11am. Sauna is not complimentary, which is a pity, as Japan it is just a small amount of money and unlimited use."

"The room was spotless and spacious, and the location is absolutely fantastic. It's in the same building as Club D Oasis and X the Sky, with direct access to the beach right downstairs. Haeundae Blueline Park is just a 5-minute walk away, which is incredibly convenient. There are tons of great food options both within the hotel building and within walking distance. You'll find everything from abalone porridge, pork soup with rice, seafood, and sashimi to Korean BBQ, fried chicken, bakeries and coffee shops, and Western restaurants – so many different choices! The Family Lounge offers snacks and drinks all day, and alcoholic beverages in the evening. The pool is absolutely beautiful, and there's also a small kids' play area. The hotel staff were all incredibly attentive and friendly. It was a much better experience than I expected!"

"This is undoubtedly the top choice for luxury stays in Haeundae, Busan. Our entire experience was perfect, and traveling with kids here filled us with happiness! The hotel building is an iconic sail-shaped glass structure. Stepping into the 30th-floor lobby, we were immediately captivated by the panoramic ocean views. The check-in staff were gentle and attentive, and their English communication was flawless. Upon learning we were traveling with children, they proactively offered kids' toiletries, a truly thoughtful detail. We booked a sea-view room, with floor-to-ceiling windows directly facing the ocean and Gwangan Bridge. We enjoyed breathtaking sunrises, sunsets, and the stunning bridge nightscape. The room featured Park Hyatt's signature minimalist yet luxurious style, with hardwood floors and a spacious granite bathroom. The bathtub offered direct ocean views, making a soak while gazing at the sea the perfect cure for travel fatigue. The bedding was soft and quiet, and the soundproofing was excellent, ensuring our child's nap was undisturbed. The walk-in closet provided ample storage space for luggage and children's toys. The breakfast view was spectacular, offering a wide variety of Chinese, Western, and Korean dishes. The Korean seafood porridge, freshly made omelets, and local pastries were all fresh and delicious. Dining by the window with ocean views created an amazing ambiance. The heated indoor pool was clean and uncrowded, with a comfortable water temperature, perfect for kids to enjoy. The gym was well-equipped, offering a relaxing way to unwind after a day of exploring. The location is superb, right below the marina and yacht area. It's within walking distance to The Bay 101, and a short taxi ride to Haeundae Beach and Shinsegae Department Store, making it convenient for both shopping and beach visits. There are plenty of convenience stores and cafes downstairs, so daily necessities are never an issue. For anniversaries or birthdays, they even offer a small cake and a handwritten card, showcasing their warm and meticulous service. The only minor drawback is that the room rates are higher during peak season, but the views, facilities, and service perfectly match the price. For those seeking high-quality sea-view accommodation and family vacations, I highly recommend Park Hyatt Busan. We will definitely stay here again on our next visit to Busan!"

"This really looks like a resort hotel. The front desk staff's English isn't great, and the location is a bit out of the way – there aren't even any convenience stores or supermarkets nearby. It's quite close to the Dongbusan outlet mall though. The entire hotel complex is very fancy and huge. The parking lot is massive and luxurious, but there are so many cars... Check-in is on the 10th floor, and there were no bellhops or any signs to guide us. After checking in, no one told us where our room was, they just gave me a map... It took us half an hour to find it, circling around the hotel. I didn't see any staff during that time, and I was getting pretty annoyed. The room itself is quite large, but both the room and public areas show clear signs of wear and tear (lots of dirty marks on the walls, poorly maintained). The view is great though; you can see the ocean from the balcony and even catch the sunrise, although the angle is a bit off :) What I found most unacceptable was that the body wash/shampoo was just soap. It lathered up incredibly slowly and barely produced any suds. With my normal length but somewhat thick hair, just getting it to lather took me 15 minutes! It seriously prolonged my shower time. A truly awful experience. If you don't mind these things or bring your own toiletries and just care about the view, then this place is for you – the scenery is unbeatable. But all in all, I don't think it's worth the price. It's a hotel that's all style and no substance."

"The location is fantastic, with Haeundae Beach right outside the window. You can walk straight down to the sand from the hotel. The room is a bit small, especially the bathroom, and the facilities are a little old. Breakfast offers a decent variety, but don't compare it to domestic standards, or you might find it poor value for money. There's a 24-hour convenience store downstairs, which is really handy. The hotel service is quite attentive; they helped us with taxi calls and even sending a package without any issues."

"The hotel's advantage is the sea view. The downside is the service. The hotel staff are completely unenthusiastic; they don't proactively ask customers if they need anything, nor do they offer greetings or a smile. Simply put, they are more focused on maintaining order than on providing service. For example, when we were checking out, my child wanted to take a souvenir photo behind the Wyndham letters in the lobby. A staff member saw her and immediately came over to stop her, startling the little girl. She bumped her leg on the letter decoration and got a scratch. I felt heartbroken for a long time; she wouldn't have been hurt if she had just walked away herself. Behind those letters, there's also a huge, beautiful painting, making it look exactly like a spot for commemorative photos. If photos aren't allowed, there should be signs indicating that. And even if they needed to intervene, they should have addressed us adults instead of directly scolding the child. Their tone was loud and abrupt, showing no consideration for scaring a child."

"The room was a one-bedroom apartment, exceeding my expectations. It's located on the east side of Busan KTX station, near the international ferry terminal, with direct bus access to Gwangalli Beach and BEXCO. The room is equipped with a washing machine, kitchen, and a washer-dryer combo, making it perfect for families. The bedroom was comfortable with almost no railway noise. The living room was cozy, great for dining and watching TV. There's a swimming pool and gym on the upper floors with brand new facilities, better than some 4-star hotels."

"Last year, I stayed at Cove, and this time I decided to try the loft room out of curiosity. Villa is halfway up the mountain, and it's not as popular as Cove by the sea. The room itself is quite beautiful, with high ceilings and spaciousness, and the facilities are relatively new. The bed firmness was just right, but the pillows were too soft, so I ended up using a clean bath towel under the pillow to get some support. The biggest drawback of the loft is that going to the bathroom in the middle of the night is quite inconvenient; you have to go downstairs, and the up and down movement wakes you up halfway. However, there's a player upstairs with really nice Korean songs, which are great for relaxing before bed and work wonders for hypnosis. Another point is that due to the lack of popularity, the restaurant operating hours are short. By almost 8 PM, nearly all of them were closed, with only one barbecue restaurant still open, staffed by a single waiter. The food was decent, but you could only order set meals, and a two-person set was 500+. Overall, it's pretty good and worth experiencing for one night, but Cove still offers better value for money."