"Hotel was conveniently located near public transportation and major shopping areas. Big, clean rooms and friendly staff.
Would definitely stay here again!"
"Hotel was conveniently located near public transportation and major shopping areas. Big, clean rooms and friendly staff.
Would definitely stay here again!"
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The hotel was beautiful. The lobby spacious and stunning. Very helpful lobby and reception staff. The rooms were spacious and clean. Some mould around the tiles in the bathroom. The maids were very friendly and obviously hard working.
It’s a bit ridiculous to have to pay to use the hotel swimming pool (and more again to buy a swimming cap for the indoor pool). It cost £15 per person for use of the pool. Not worth it especially if you have a family to pay for.
The hotel was beautiful. The lobby spacious and stunning. Very helpful lobby and reception staff. The rooms were spacious and clean. Some mould around the tiles in the bathroom. The maids were very friendly and obviously hard working.
It’s a bit ridiculous to have to pay to use the hotel swimming pool (and more again to buy a swimming cap for the indoor pool). It cost £15 per person for use of the pool. Not worth it especially if you have a family to pay for.
Ruth
Reviewed October 23, 2026Reviewed October 23, 2026
I spent one night here as I was passing through Busan. Great view from the 19th floor, self checkin all worked well with details being sent via email.
The room was great and it was in a good location for what I wanted.
I spent one night here as I was passing through Busan. Great view from the 19th floor, self checkin all worked well with details being sent via email.
The room was great and it was in a good location for what I wanted.
Kelly
Reviewed October 30, 2025Reviewed October 30, 2025
This apartment was amazing. Really with spacious with great amenities and the washing machine with detergent was really appreciated. Being able to leave luggage the next day was very useful and don’t sleep on the rooftop cafe/pool. On our last day we were wandering around moaning at the lack of options to watch the sunset when I suddenly remembered the button for rooftop pool in the elevator. It was fab!
This apartment was amazing. Really with spacious with great amenities and the washing machine with detergent was really appreciated. Being able to leave luggage the next day was very useful and don’t sleep on the rooftop cafe/pool. On our last day we were wandering around moaning at the lack of options to watch the sunset when I suddenly remembered the button for rooftop pool in the elevator. It was fab!
rebecca
Reviewed October 29, 2026Reviewed October 29, 2026
The room was lovely – very convenient location as walking distance to Seomyeon Station. It’s such a shame it’s shutting down at end 2026! The staff are still working hard. Close to a lot of really great restaurants and shopping.
The room was lovely – very convenient location as walking distance to Seomyeon Station. It’s such a shame it’s shutting down at end 2026! The staff are still working hard. Close to a lot of really great restaurants and shopping.
Kirsten
Reviewed October 21, 2026Reviewed October 21, 2026
The staff were lovely nothing was too much trouble. They were flexible and accommodating. The room was a good size and well equipped and even had Netflix. The area is great for getting to Jalgachi Market and lots of restaurants and shops nearby plus the metro for ease of getting around. We would have stayed longer but they were fully booked.
The staff were lovely nothing was too much trouble. They were flexible and accommodating. The room was a good size and well equipped and even had Netflix. The area is great for getting to Jalgachi Market and lots of restaurants and shops nearby plus the metro for ease of getting around. We would have stayed longer but they were fully booked.
The hotel is well positioned in the city centre, and is on the Subway system. It is a short taxi ride or walk from lots of nice restaurants. It is also close to an interesting indoor & outdoor market.
The breakfast was very good, with lots of choice of western and Korean food, juices, fruit, coffee/tea, etc. Good views as on the top floor. Tables near the window were rather hot, so best avoided, but the blinds down helped a bit. Although some items tended to run out (like fried eggs), they...
The hotel is well positioned in the city centre, and is on the Subway system. It is a short taxi ride or walk from lots of nice restaurants. It is also close to an interesting indoor & outdoor market.
The breakfast was very good, with lots of choice of western and Korean food, juices, fruit, coffee/tea, etc. Good views as on the top floor. Tables near the window were rather hot, so best avoided, but the blinds down helped a bit. Although some items tended to run out (like fried eggs), they...
Perfect location, a few minutes walk form the beach and main street. Much bigger than expected room with a surprise sea view. Clean, comfortable. Great commonn area. Amazing value overall.
Perfect location, a few minutes walk form the beach and main street. Much bigger than expected room with a surprise sea view. Clean, comfortable. Great commonn area. Amazing value overall.
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