Hotel Pantai di Busan

Had a pleasant time at Park Hyatt Busan Located directly opposite the Bridge with the magnificent sea view We opt-ed for a room with a high floor, the views are stunning overall. Hotel staff are extremely welcoming, friendly and accommodating. Would come back to this Hotel when im bAck at Busan my next Trip

We stayed at Paradise Hotel Busan with our young children and couldn’t have been happier with the experience. The hotel is incredibly kid-friendly – from the dedicated play areas to the thoughtful amenities like child-sized bathrobes, step stools, and even a kids’ menu at the restaurants. The staff went out of their way to make our little ones feel welcome. The location is unbeatable. Right across from Haeundae Beach, with the sand just steps away. Within a short walk, you’ll find endless shops, fantastic restaurants, and cafes – perfect for grabbing a bite or strolling in the evening. Our room was spotlessly clean, well-maintained, and spacious enough for the whole family. The housekeeping team did an excellent job every day.

We stayed a week at JB Design in Busan. We had a great stay. The room was big and comfortable. The whole place was very clean. Free washer and dryer was a plus as well as the gym across the street. Our favorite though was the free coffee and water, such a great amenity to just be able to grab a coffee or water whenever you want. We will stay here again on our next trip to Busan.

The hotel was a short bus ride from Busan station but with our luggages, we realised on hindsight it would’ve been more convenient to take the train. Nevertheless, the hotel was just like what was on the website, a nice pantry, double beds and a cozy island space. Room was very spacious too! We were exploring nearby and decided to come back to the hotel first to drop things off. By then it was pretty late and we hadn’t had dinner. The pork bone soup store just at the lobby was amazing! One of the best I’ve had! Overall a very good location and experience!

Overall, I had a great experience at this hostel. Rooms are soundproof enough that any noise outside didn't disturb me. There weren't many guests when I stayed there, but I had a few friendly chats with some of them. I had to work from midday until midnight and there was no table in the room so I stayed in the common area which had the most amazing view of the sea and the beach. The staff was mostly not there but they were friendly when we interacted and they let me check in early :) Things to improve: - it wasn't the cleanest. I wish I could vacuum myself at least because the floor upon my arrival wasn't very clean. also as soon as I turned on the AC I was starting to cough uncontrollably, almost choking on my coughs so I guess it hasn't been cleaned for a long time - in the evening they turn off all the lights in the common area so it's very dark and you can't see anything. I asked the staff to leave some lights for me because I had to work, but they just turned on one desktop lamp which wasn't doing much. I worked silently and didn't disturb anyone so I wish they could accommodate this easy request

Best hotel for first-time tourists in Busan! Very convenient location — just a short walk to Haeundae Market, Olive Young, pharmacies, restaurants, cafés, and Haeundae Beach. The bus stop and public transportation are also nearby, making it easy to explore the city. Perfect for travelers who want comfort, accessibility, and everything within walking distance. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Busan for the first time!

It's a very cute hotel, with a retro feeling. Not the modern type with the key-cards and everything. We've lived in it with my wife 14 years ago, and I think it hasn't change a bit. The insides of the room are a bit worn out, so if you are looking for glamore, Libero should not be your choice. Also, the low number of power sockets (some of which aren't operational) is a disadvantage. However, it is well located, and one can even see the sea from the balcony.

Value for money, excellent location with view of the beach from the room, restaurants and train station a stone throw away. Only thing is the lift which gets busy during the peak hours and needing to change lift on 4th to get to room or ground floor. Other than that, enjoyed our stay!

I checked into Songjung Hotel for a weekend tango event. Check-in with my trip.com voucher was seamless. My room was ready early. It is an older hotel, but very roomy, clean, and the ocean view was amazing from the walk-out balcony. The tango event was held in a lovely ballroom at the hotel, so although I could have opted for a more modern hotel, I was very happy that I chose Songjung Hotel. This was my first experience with trip.com. I am happy with the experience. Pictures are from my balcony.

We have a little trouble trying to check in as there is no one at the counter. We can only keep trying to check in with the machine. We called their contact and the person cannot help us at all as he cannot speak English well. He couldn’t understand our request. We had to change our check in name to be able to pass the machine and get ourselves check in. The next thing we encountered is that we ran outta toilet paper and no one is at the counter to help us. We had to wait till someone comes in then we are able to get toilet paper. The room is still considered clean. The shower will turn cold when you turn on for sometime. So make sure to take your bath before it turns cold. The lift is spoilt when we arrived so we have to carry our luggage up to the second floor where the reception counter is located. The stairs are narrow and abit dark. At night we can still hear people talking when we trying to sleep. For the price we get, I think we cannot be too picky. Overall the location is good. At night many eateries around till late night. If you need a place to rest, this place is good enough for the price you pay. It is not for picky customers. Not suitable for family.