Hot Spring Hotels in Busan

"I chose this hotel based on the website's ratings, 9.3/10, so I trusted the reviews. Since check-in was at 10 PM, the staff was no longer in the office, and I had to call an operator to get checked in. It was difficult to find both the office and the room itself. This isn't really a hotel; it's more like an apartment or officetel. It was very clean with a beautiful interior, and I was checked into the 30th floor. The view was amazing, but there were no amenities (toothbrush, comb, face wash). If you're coming for a beach vacation, it's a great option, but if you're traveling around Korea, the location isn't ideal for exploring Busan. There's a cool gelato coffee shop nearby called GELASONG! I recommend it!"

"Took the local bus from Incheon (5h+ ride) which put me near Jungdong station. The hotel was about a 10min walk away. Great location, closest bus stop is about a 2min walk away and easy to get to the rest of Busan. 5min walk to the beach. Haeundae station itself is about a 10min walk away, and so is the Haeundae Intercity bus stop. Haeundae market is about 5min away, so accessible but away from the crowds. My room had a sofa and desk and a toilet, separate from the shower. The hotel has a sauna with four pools, two lukewarm with massage functions and one hot and one cold pool. It also has two steam rooms and they offer massage and scrub services for a fee. Guests get complimentary access but you have to request the ticket at the reception and bring soap and shampoo when you use the sauna (also available for purchase at reception). Sauna is open until 9pm (8.20pm last entry) but the room also gets hot spring water piped to it. Toiletries are available for purchase from the vending machines (or just grab them from the nearest convenience store or Daiso) The washer/dryer in the hotel was fast (~45min each cycle) and dried my clothes very well. There's a sky lounge on the 20th floor but I didn't use it. There was no breakfast offered at the time I stayed."

"Overall, the hotel location, room cleaning service, etc. are good. However, the female staff at the reception are too businesslike, and even though I am Korean, I couldn't understand what they were saying because they were talking too fast. It seems that the hotelier's service spirit has disappeared. One male hotelier doesn't even greet guests in the lobby, but just wanders around and I don't know what he's doing. Please check this, boss."

"Pros: Affordable accommodations with free breakfast. Popular tourist attractions, restaurants, and the beach are all within a 10-30 minute drive. The hotel is clean, spacious, and has a bidet. The bedding is comfortable and fluffy, and the pillows and blankets are comfortable. The air conditioning works well. The room isn't too dark due to the lack of lighting. The dining table and chairs make it convenient for ordering food. It's a great value for money accommodation. The breakfast is just what you need, and it's perfect for coffee and sandwiches. It's a delicious and simple meal. Clean and the vegetables are fresh. Cons: Located far from the beach or Banwha Beach. No restaurants nearby. The train passes by. There's only a factory nearby. The windows offer a view of the factory. The refrigerator doesn't work."

"Really good price for a motel/hotel - yes this is a motel but doubles as a hotel for travellers. Room was spacious, air conditioning was good and there was a fridge, tv, computer and shower room. As a solo traveller this was painless, there were many amenities available and staff were friendly. I would book again on my return to Busan."

"Because of our flight arrive in the morning around 8am and directly to the hotel, hotel did provide luggage store for free, besides we also able to early check in around 1pm instead of 3pm. thank u for your service"

"Facing the bus street, it was close to the bus stop and train station, and it was easy to go anywhere. There were restaurants and convenience stores nearby. Also, it was comfortable to make up my bed every day. Amenity such as pots, hair dryers, shampoo, conditioner, toothbrushes ... were also available. There was a bath with a bathtub, and I was able to watch Netflix, Disney, etc. Check out was affordable, just put the card in the container .... However, I was told to contact before check-in, so I called, but I was worried that I could not communicate enough in English and Japanese."

"This feels like a luxury hotel, but the substance is lacking… 1. **No in-room phone.** If I wanted to call the front desk, I had to use my own phone to find the number in the booklet and dial it. 2. **Low floors are… well.** The 'ocean view' was useless. Some building's water tank and a Holly's coffee shop blocked most of it. I had to crawl on the floor, taking 5,000 photos, to get just one decent shot. So, if you're on a low floor, you'll have to crawl to see the ocean! Okay, maybe this is my fault for not paying more for a higher floor. BUT, the room photos in the introduction made it seem like there was an unobstructed ocean view, which feels like a scam. There weren't many hotel reviews, so I couldn't have known. I feel cheated. 3. **The biggest problem is privacy.** The toilet faces a window, and the jacuzzi and shower are also in front of full-length windows. Since it's a low floor, you can make eye contact with people in the cafe across the street. My bathroom breaks, showers, and jacuzzi use could all be public! I don't know if the windows are meant to be covered, but it felt very awkward. I had to keep the blinds fully down to use the bathroom and jacuzzi, which defeats the purpose of an 'ocean view' and felt very stifling. They told me not to close the jacuzzi window because of humidity, but the shower is right there, and I almost froze showering! Seriously, you'd think they'd put more thought into the design, even beyond the ocean view… 4. **The room is so big, but there are no mirrors anywhere** you’d expect one! Only the bathroom mirror, which made doing makeup and getting dressed in the morning incredibly inconvenient. 5. **I used a barrier-free room, but as an able-bodied person, I didn't feel any consideration for disabled guests.** Even I, a seasoned traveler in my 20s, had trouble distinguishing between the shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. I almost ran out of hot water in the shower trying to figure it out. The labels are tiny and on the back somewhere, so you have to really search. Couldn't they use dedicated bottles or at least proper labeling? 6. **There's no room service or similar services, but other services are expensive.** Maybe I just couldn't find it, but usually, hotel F&B services are in the in-room booklet, aren't they? There was nothing. Okay, maybe because it's a lower-star hotel, it wouldn't have it. BUT, late check-out extension costs 33,000 won (which isn't cheaper than other luxury hotels). So, the standard doesn't reach luxury hotel levels, but the service fees feel comparable to one. Breakfast also felt similar, so I didn't use it. Considering all of this, if you're just looking for a cost-effective place, it's okay."

"The hot springs are good and the rooms are good. Breakfast should be booked, but guests who come through trip cannot book breakfast. That's a little ..... Yes."