Hotels near Bokcheon Museum, Busan

I found the best place to find a place close to my business trip. It was so comfortable, there were many restaurants nearby and parking was convenient and good. They kindly parked.

The apartment is large, clean and comfortable. It is a residential area in Lushan. There are no tourists. There are many restaurants and convenience stores downstairs. There are izakayas nearby at night. The streets are quiet and tidy. The front desk speaks English. It takes more than ten or twenty minutes to drive to Haeundae. If you want to experience local life, you can book.

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.

Advantages: 1. The hotel's exterior and lobby are nice, with a sense of high-end solemnity, suitable for business trips. 2. It was my first time taking a taxi in Korea, and the staff helped me book a taxi. I could pay with cash or credit card, which solved the problem of difficulty in taking a taxi (although I later downloaded Uber and used it successfully), which is very friendly for people who don't know how to take a taxi in Korea. 3. The breakfast environment is good. I personally think the food is OK, not amazing, but my colleagues think it is good. Problems: 1. Busan was so hot when I went there, and the lobby was cooler than the bedroom. In the morning, I had to take a shower and put on makeup because of the work environment. My God, I was sweating while taking a shower and putting on makeup. I couldn't put on makeup well. The air conditioner was very low and the temperature was similar to that of a decoration. It was really a bit frustrating. 2. The wind power of the hair dryer is a bit low, and I can't dry my hair in the morning. The wind power and speed are also a bit slow, which is really anxious for people who are going on a business trip. 3. I don't like bathrooms with bathtubs, but I feel that most traditional hotels in Korea have bathtubs. I wanted to use the shower head but couldn't pull it out for a long time, which was really anxious. In short, for someone who is used to using a shower head, it was really frustrating. I took a shower in a hurry. 4. I don't know if the welcome drink is the mineral water in the hotel bedroom? 5. I looked at the selling point of the hot spring coupon, but I didn't experience it because I was tired from traveling and didn't have suitable clothes. I felt a little regretful. 6. The room is not very big, there are many mirrors, and the design of the window is relatively antique, but can this paper paste really not be poked? 7. You can see some street views, but it's average. There are more karaoke rooms. I don't know why there are so many entertainment venues in the surrounding environment.

The hotel is not bad, you can take a sauna for free, but the room rate fluctuates up and down, and you can’t get a refund after booking, you must be cautious~

This was a huge double room with massive bed and massive bathroom including a bathtub. The room has everything you need including hair dryer, small fridge, desk and other bits and bobs. Even though the room has poor lighting but overall facilities are excellent. Happy with my staying.

It was a great accommodation for a solo vacation! It was so nice to have OT service as well haha. Plus, the bed was so soft that it was even better.

The location is not far from Sajik Stadium and very close to the subway station. There is also a convenience store and Olive Young nearby, so it is convenient. The free breakfast is simple, so you can enjoy a hearty meal of ramen, cereal, and fried eggs. There is no rice It was definitely convenient to have a styler. Also, the bidet that goes up automatically is really convenient.

I spent a little longer here unplanned and have already written another review. As a backpacker, I thought the accommodation was great - finally some privacy. You have your own little room, bed, fridge, shelf, etc. The bathroom is shared but women and men are separate. There is a communal kitchen with everything you need. Free water!!! One day he even unexpectedly brought me watermelon - I was so happy.

Incorrect address provided!!! 13-4, Jungang-daero 1120beon-gil, Yeonje-gu, Busan In this regard, I searched for this hotel for about 20-30 minutes in hot weather! When I got to the hotel, I came across an annoying receptionist (an older man). I showed him my voucher, he didn’t believe me that I paid for the hotel room, showed my ID card so that he could check my name, he still didn’t want to give me the key to the room, after that I saw the papers where my name was written, that I paid, forced him to show these papers, and after that they gave me the key... I liked the room, it had everything for a comfortable stay: TV, computer, large bed, comfortable bathroom, hairdryer. In the morning, from 11:00, the same man started calling me to ask me to leave the room, although it was indicated that I could stay there until 12:00!!!