Ramada Encore by Wyndham Busan Station

The hotel room wasn't big, but the location was super convenient. The train station is right across the street, which was perfect since I was heading to Seoul next. I just wanted something easy. There's a convenience store and a Starbucks on the first floor. Check-out was by 11 AM. I was on a low floor this time, so there wasn't really any view. In the morning, it took ages to squeeze onto the subway, waiting for several trains. And I'm not sure why, but the street outside the hotel reeked of sewage.

The location is great, right next to the train station, and across the road are bus stops and tourist coaches (see image 3 for routes). There's a CU convenience store downstairs. However, if you're not traveling by train, I wouldn't recommend staying here as it's too far from the attractions – at least an hour by public transport, or about 20,000 Korean Won by taxi. The room isn't big, but you can just about open two 24-inch suitcases. The facilities are quite comprehensive, with a desk and a small sofa. But the hygiene is a problem. The bathroom wasn't cleaned, and there were still hairs from the previous guest hanging on the shower caddy (image 2).

The bedding was incredibly comfortable, offering both support and a soft, skin-friendly feel. The room size and layout were well-designed. The lighting was also excellent. The air conditioning worked very well, cooling effectively while being very quiet. The toiletries were good, but the hairdryer was quite basic, and the fixtures and fittings were of low quality.

The hotel is great, very close to Busan Station, within walking distance. There's also a subway station nearby. Plus, there's a convenience store downstairs. It was a very comfortable stay, and I'll definitely book here again next time.

The hotel is right next to Busan Station. It's less than 20,000 KRW by taxi from the airport, and the subway is also very convenient. There are many convenience stores, coffee shops, and restaurants nearby, including two Olive Young stores within sight. The front desk staff are also very kind, and the room is quiet. There's enough space to open two large suitcases. If you order takeout, you can have it delivered to the lobby.

This hotel is very close to Busan Station, right outside the exit, which was super convenient for catching an early train the next day. The only downside is that the elevator is a bit slow, so you need to leave a little earlier in the mornings. There are street food stalls behind the hotel for late-night snacks, and plenty of restaurants around Busan Station too. The fried chicken shop closes quite early, but you can get delicious abalone porridge in the mornings. The room itself was nice; it had a shower, not a bathtub, and the air conditioning was very quiet. When staying near Busan Station, you don't really expect much of a view, convenience is key.

Facilities: The room was severely undersized, far too small. Cleanliness: The corners weren't properly cleaned. Environment: Close to Busan Station. Service: The hotel refused my request to modify the booking two days in advance.

This hotel is right next to Busan Station, right beside Toyoko Inn. We took the KTX from Seoul to Busan, and it was super convenient—just across the street from Exit 1. You can't miss it, with four statues out front, Starbucks on the left, and a CU convenience store on the right. It's also easy to get to major attractions by subway. The room was clean overall, and while not huge, we could easily open two 26-inch suitcases at once. There are plenty of dining options nearby, the front desk communication was smooth, and they offer luggage storage. Overall, it's a great base for exploring Busan, especially for travelers looking for convenience and a good stopover.