Hotel di Haeundae/Centum City, Busan

The room isn't huge, but it's clean. It's quite quiet after the street noise dies down at night. I stayed in a deluxe sea view twin room, and I think they temporarily converted it to a twin, because all the outlets were hidden under the pillows. I had to push the TV aside to use the outlets behind it. You really can see the sea, and it's nice to stand on the small balcony in the morning and before bed. Just a short walk downstairs is a street full of snack stalls, and the smell at night is amazing – you'll definitely want to keep your doors and windows shut!

Reception staff were not friendly and helpful. Room was big and clean, and housekeeping staff were polite. Take note that early Nov in autumn they will disable the aircon and only provide heating so the room remains permanently at 28 degrees - belatedly realised there were other reviewers who warned about this. Staff will advise you to open the window if you feel stuffy and hot. However, this means noise from traffic and the baseball batting cage located next to the hotel. But I guess noise is better than getting a heatstroke. Pretty close walk to haeundae station, and convenient to have a convenience store downstairs and McDonald’s across the road.

The studio apartment is slightly dated, with some older furniture showing signs of wear, such as wooden pieces chipping off. That said, the room is cozy and fully equipped with all the essentials for a comfortable stay. There’s no check in/out services, be prepared to DIY. The standout feature is the unbeatable location—extremely convenient with train and bus stations right at the doorstep. Getting here from the airport is a breeze, thanks to a direct bus that stops nearby. If you love the Haeundae beach area, this place is a fantastic choice. Right next to the hotel is an Egg Drop sandwich shop, and just a short walk away, you’ll find WorkingHoliday Brunch Café, offering one of the best breakfast with impressive beach views in the area.

Location of the hotel was directly opposite Haeundae Beach and it was quite accessible to many of the tourists attractions. We had a good view of the beach from our room although we found the position of the window to be abit awkward (our room had windows behind the beds and 1 window at the corner of the room) The bathroom was generously spacious with a bath tub, but not enough surface space to place your comesticsor toiletries (the only available space was by the bath tub, but you would risk getting them all wet) While the room was definitely smaller than what we expected, we still had a comfortable stay. Definitely not enough space to open luggages to unpack/pack if you're a group of more than 3 persons. Would consider to stay here again (but maybe at a different room)

The hotel is modern and clean, 10 minutes walk to the subway station and 5 minutes walk to the beach. The haeundae beach and market is nearby. And the bexco center is two subway ride. Staff could speak english. The breakfast is pretty poor options. However, for the price, I still recommend this hotel for travelers

We stayed at L7 Haeundae Busan for four nights and thoroughly enjoyed our time there. The location is fantastic—right next to Haeundae Beach, with plenty of restaurants lining the walkway all the way to Haeundae Market, making meals and evening strolls very convenient and enjoyable. The hotel itself was modern, clean, and comfortable. A highlight for us was the heated swimming pool, which was open even during winter and made for a relaxing experience despite the cold weather. Overall, it’s a great choice for both leisure and longer stays, and we would happily return on our next visit to Busan.

Clean and compact room. Like the bed the most, we had a good sleep for our 3 nights stay. CU is right next to the hotel. Just a 4–5 mins walk to Haeundae Beach and the nearby food street. Also within walking distance to Mipo Blue Line Park Station for the Sky Capsule, beach train, ClubD Oasis, and X the Sky. Great location!

I stayed in a single room on the 16th floor with an amazing view, and it was quite affordable. Perhaps because it was the innermost room, it wasn't as noisy as some reviews mentioned. Breakfast wasn't great, but it was free, so don't set your expectations too high. The cleanliness was good. There's no toothbrush or toothpaste provided, so bring your own. The Haeundae Beach is just a 5-minute walk away, perfect for watching the sunrise or grabbing a late-night snack. Right outside the hotel, there's a rapid transit bus that goes to the KTX station. For solo female travelers, I highly recommend it!

I only marked down to 4 due to amenities not available, but not required and service, again none required. The hotel has basic facilities but everything is on the doorstep. Beach and food places and entertainment all on the doorstep. All you need for a comfortable stay in great location to enjoy the area. Would definitely stay there again.

Extremely new and very modern, but almost everything came with an extra charge. It felt a bit extra and not in a good way. We’ve never received so much paperwork and so many instructions at any hotel or Airbnb before. From detailed recycling rules to cleaning guidelines for the few plates and pieces of cutlery provided (yet no kitchen cloth or drying rack to actually clean them), it all felt unnecessarily complicated. The service wasn’t great either. At checkin, we were informed via a printed document that during our entire stay we had been required to keep the curtains closed from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. because of exterior construction work on the windows information that was never shared before check-in. This led to a little frustrating back and forth with the staff, though they eventually offered one-time free access to the 38th-floor facilities (which normally costs around 25k KRW per person for the gym, sauna, and pool). Our room was also definitely smaller than the advertised 24 m². Still, everything was new and very clean, with fresh towels provided daily. The in-room water filter was also a nice touch.