Busan Mountain view Hotels

The second floor single accommodation was clean overall and the interior was stylish and warm. More than anything, the whole single house on the second floor can be used privately by my family. The panoramic ocean scenery of the sunset and the sea on the roof is the most beautiful spectacular scenery I have ever seen in my life. The host was a young woman who was good at communication, and she kindly explained the accommodation carefully and guided the nearby Huinnyeoul Village restaurant well. I think it's the best hostel with the intention to visit again next time !!

Although I stayed in the hostel-style dorm, there were only six beds in the room, which felt much more private compared to huge dorms crammed with over a dozen beds. The room was also relatively spacious, making it very easy to pack and unpack luggage. The showers and toilets were very clean and tidy, and there was a pleasant aroma throughout. On the 5th floor, right next to the check-in desk, there is a common area perfect for chatting, relaxing, eating, or using a laptop, and you can clearly see the Busan Tower from the window! Right outside the property is an underground shopping street entrance that connects directly to the subway station and Lotte Department Store, making it super convenient. Overall, I highly recommend this place!

My experience at this hotel was exceptional. The views were spectacular, and the hotel facilities were of excellent quality. The service was outstanding, every staff member I interacted with was polite, attentive, and spoke English very well, which was extremely helpful as I do not speak Korean. I particularly appreciated the hotel’s strong eco-friendly concept. They do not provide liquid amenities; instead, they offer solid toiletries presented in thoughtfully designed paper boxes. I was so impressed by the quality that I purchased an additional set for 9,000 KRW. I also tried the breakfast delivery service, which was beautifully arranged in environmentally friendly packaging designed by the hotel. Even the water bottles were non-plastic. The hotel is located near Haedong Yonggungsa Temple and is most convenient for guests who are driving or using Uber. Uber is easy to book, with rides to Haeundae costing approximately USD 8–10 (20–30 minutes), and the airport being about one hour away. Highly recommended for travelers seeking both comfort and sustainability.

Very good, 20 minutes from the airport, is a choice for affordable accommodation. There is enough drinking water in the room, the room is wide, the hot water is also very sufficient, and the hair dryer is also very powerful.

The hotel is strategically located near Nampo Shopping Street; however, it is situated uphill, which made it difficult to bring two large luggage bags up to the hotel. Check-in was strictly from 4:00 PM, even though we arrived at 1:00 PM. The room was spacious for our booking and comfortably accommodated two large luggage bags. It also came with a clothes dryer, which was convenient for drying washed clothes, although it could only fit up to three pieces at a time. Unfortunately, on the following morning, the toilet would not flush properly. We had to purchase toilet-bowl cleaning solution from Daiso to resolve the issue. This experience has made us more cautious when checking into hotels in the future

The hotel is located between Nampo and Jungang subway stations on Line 1. I found that it's closest to Exit 7 of Nampo Station, and conveniently, there are escalators for both up and down. If you turn right from the hotel, Lotte Department Store is just a few minutes away, with Uniqlo on the second floor and LY on the third. The seafood market is about a ten-minute walk further. Turning left from the hotel, you'll find two small supermarkets, and you can easily top up your subway card directly at the counter there. As for the hotel itself, it's a little bit dated, but the free luggage storage on the first floor is excellent. The room was quite spacious, with enough room to open two large suitcases comfortably, and the bathroom was also roomy with good water pressure.

We had a good stay at the hotel. it is very close to attractions and the beach. There are nice restaurants around the hotel aa well. Highly recommended for those who want a quiet place to stay.

This motel is located very close to Busan Station. We booked a room for three, but the staff gave us a room for four. The room was so big, I thought it could even fit more than four people. There was no bed, just thin mattresses. We were more than happy to enjoy it as it was a budget hotel anyway. The bathroom was very spacious. The amenities were also complete, such as soap, shampoo, kettle etc. There was also a mini fridge with free bottled water and canned drinks. The staff were also fluent in English. They work 24 hours a day so if you get there early or late, there will not be any problem. They also let us store our luggages there after checking out. Nothing to complain, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay there. P/s: I forgot to take pictures of the room and hotel. Enjoy these pictures of Busan instead :)

City View Room My English isn't great, and the front desk staff don't speak Chinese. The hotel's ground floor (1F) is on a mezzanine level, so you have to lug your luggage up the stairs. They only provide one room key, which is really inconvenient for multiple guests. I stayed for 4 nights and requested no room cleaning. I had to go to the front desk myself to get water, fresh towels, and bath towels. The soundproofing in the room is terrible. The door stopper is almost broken and barely keeps the door from swinging shut. The door slams back quickly after opening, and I got hit by it several times. The faucet in the sink leaks, leaving the entire countertop wet. The fridge is tiny; it was almost full with just four banana milks, no room for soju. The small table in the room had a tabletop that was separate from its stand. The male staff member at the front desk during the morning shift had a very bad attitude. He initially refused to give us new towels and bath towels. Later that night, when I returned to the hotel, I showed the evening front desk staff the hotel's initial message stating, 'If you don't want room cleaning, you can get new towels from the front desk.' He then asked how many I needed and provided the new amenities. The hotel is conveniently located, just a 3-5 minute walk from Jagalchi and Nampo subway stations. It's also a 3-5 minute walk to Lotte Department Store and Lotte Mart. Gwangbok-ro is a 3-5 minute walk away. BIFF Square is about a 12-minute walk, International Market about 15 minutes, and Bupyeong Kkangtong Market about 20 minutes. Across from the hotel, there's a police station and Kyochon Chicken. Nearby, there are beverage shops, coffee shops, GS25, and CU convenience stores. When checking out, the same morning front desk male staff member motioned for me to return to my room. I remembered I had left something in the room, so I went upstairs to retrieve it. When I came back down, he still wouldn't let me check out and again told me to go upstairs. So, I went up again and asked the cleaning staff, but they didn't know why either. Afterward, she made a long phone call to the front desk (I even had my friend use a translation app to ask the front desk what the problem was!). The only response I got from the front desk staff was 'no problem.' So, was he deliberately making me run up and down the stairs just to mess with me?

Located close to the mountaintop, the air is fresh. There are many duck specialty restaurants nearby, and with a convenience store right next door, we were able to stay without any inconvenience even with our own car. My family booked two rooms and had a quiet stay. I was a bit hesitant about going with my family because there are so many motels on Mt. Manduk, but since Brown Dot Hotels have branches all over Busan, I trusted them and went. I am satisfied.