New Hotels in Busan

"Simply a superb hotel! The room was fantastic: a great view, two single beds, a shower with a toilet, a walk-in closet, a washing machine and dryer, and even a hob. The location is very convenient: close to the metro, bus stops, many small shops, and street food! Absolutely wonderful! The service is top-notch!"

"To think a brand-new 5-star hotel like this is available at this price!! It is truly the epitome of cleanliness! There are two bedrooms and two bathrooms, and the front desk staff are incredibly friendly. It is located close to Haeundae, where parking is a nightmare (about a 1-2 minute walk??), so you just park at the accommodation and you're all set!!! It is truly the best!! I will definitely come back here and recommend it!!"

"This place is less than a 5-minute walk from Exit 5 of Jagalchi Station, right out of the elevator. The room is very new and well-equipped with a large fridge, microwave, full kitchenware, and a front-loading washing machine. It's self-check-in, and there's a concierge on the first floor of the building. The concierge acts more like a community manager, so they don't really interact with guests, which means you have a lot of freedom to come and go. There are also several convenience stores nearby, as well as Daiso and Artbox. It's about a block away from the lively BIFF Square, and the street behind it is famous for pig's trotters, grilled intestines, and Korean BBQ. The street next to that turns into a pojangmacha (street food tent) street at night. The room is on a high floor, so it's quite quiet. The location is super convenient for shopping, errands, and dining."

"This aparthotel is conveniently located right across the street from the subway station. The fish market is also just across the road, about 150 meters away. Busan Cinema Street, a lively pedestrian area, starts right outside the hotel entrance. For the 'ethnic village' (another must-see tourist spot), it's a 5-minute walk to the bus stop and then about a 15-minute bus ride. The massive Lotte Department Store is a mere 10-minute walk away, and the North Port is a pleasant 20-minute stroll. Busan's public transport is excellent. The hotel building is new and clean, with spacious terraces perfect for setting up a table and enjoying breakfast with a view of the port and fishing boats. Housekeeping is regular and can be scheduled at your convenience. If you're looking for great views, I recommend booking a room on the upper floors; the building has four elevators. The pictures show the view from the balcony terrace and the vibrant nightlife of the pedestrian street."

"I visited this hotel to get some rest after a long night of overtime. The ocean view was great, and I loved how quiet it was. Best of all, the floors weren't carpeted, so I could walk around comfortably barefoot. I’ve always dreamed of having my own home managed by a caretaker, and it felt like I fulfilled that wish, even if only for a short while. There were some twists and turns regarding my train tickets, but the hotel staff handled the situation well, allowing me to rest with peace of mind. Above all, the beer I drank on the balcony at night was the best. And the bathroom amenities... perhaps because the company makes perfumes, the scent of my hair lingered in my mood all day after washing it. It was the perfect place to quietly refresh my mood."

"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."

"I had a hard time making a reservation because of the holidays. I booked in a hurry, but I am very satisfied. It is clean."

"We absolutely loved the location. It was within walking distance of many cafes, restaurants, shops, a market, the beach, attractions, and public transport. This is the most important thing when traveling. The room itself was large and cozy. We really liked the bathtub and the toiletries provided. The only thing that surprised us was the toilet's design; it felt like the toilet bowl was installed incorrectly. There was plenty of space in the stall itself, but my legs didn't fit and pushed against the door, causing it to open. It was strange, but not critical for us. My husband visited the sauna and enjoyed it. When we asked for fresh towels, they were provided immediately. We didn't try breakfast, but the restaurant looked very nice from the outside. Our stay at this hotel made our time in Busan even better. I would definitely come back again!"

"Twin room. No amenities provided other than shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. You pick up the towels you need from the front desk area. There's a water dispenser in the basement. There were no hangers or hooks to hang clothes. You can open one suitcase, maybe two if they're small. The shower and toilet are connected, but it's spacious enough, so it's fine. For check-in, the room number and PIN are sent to your email on the day of arrival. Check-out requires no special procedure. You can store your luggage at the front desk. The smell around and at the hotel entrance was a bit off-putting, but overall I was satisfied considering how inexpensive the stay was. The front desk staff were all very kind."

"Fantastic location, right on the beachfront with amazing sea views. However, the soundproofing is really poor. I was on the 6th floor and could still hear noise from downstairs at night. Also, water tended to splash out of the shower easily, making the bathroom floor slippery. I stayed for four nights, but indoor slippers only appeared on the last day of house cleaning, which was a bit odd. Overall, it's still a good place, but it would be even better with some improvements."