Busan Hotels with Hot Tub

"The hotel staff were incredibly friendly and always available to help with anything. The room was clean, but the soundproofing wasn't great. There was an issue with the airtight windows, making the room a bit cold, but the front desk immediately taped them up as a temporary fix. It's about a 10-minute walk to the subway station, which might feel a bit far if you have luggage. The surrounding commercial area is lively, especially at night with lots of people, and there are plenty of convenient dining options."

"Location: It's in the building right outside Haeundae Subway Station Exit 5 or 7. It's about a 10-minute walk straight to the beach, with plenty of shops and food stalls along the way. The night market is also nearby. There's a 3-story Olive Young downstairs, plus two more nearby, and Daiso is diagonally opposite. Service: There's no front desk; check-in, check-out, and everything else is handled via email. QQ email isn't supported. Luggage storage is on floor B1 in a dedicated storage room. The elevator and entrance door codes are sent via email at 1 PM. Many people were waiting outside the luggage storage room, checking their phones. Facilities: No cleaning service during your stay; cleaning requires an extra fee and an email request. The room has a kettle, fridge, and microwave. The air conditioner controls are all in Korean, so I had to translate them myself to use it. In my room type, the shower was in the bathtub. Toothpaste and toothbrushes are not provided. Note: I requested a high floor, and they accommodated it. While it wasn't a direct ocean view, it was still very good."

"The environment is clean and tidy, and it's very close to the train station. The room is spotless, and the transportation is convenient. Just a heads-up when ordering takeout: double-check the address, as I once ordered to the wrong hotel in a different city, and the delivery driver ended up with my food!"

"I booked it at a very low price and was very satisfied with the price. The front desk is open from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM, which makes it difficult to handle evening check-ins, accident inquiries, etc., but other than that, everything was great. However, because the room is heated by air conditioning, it's quite dry and cold for a long time. Still, it was okay because I booked it at a low price. There are no basic amenities, just two bottles of water. They do provide gel soap, a shampoo/conditioner combination, and body wash. The bathtub is very hot. The water runs very well. The view of Baeksong Bay is nice, but the window area is a bit cold. Areas that are less visible, like the dresser frame, door frame, and behind the TV, are not as clean. But I booked it cheap, so I'll try to keep it that way. - Someone wrote a review saying there was mold and silicone in the bathroom, but f*ck, everyone else probably has that kind of stuff. If you're going to act so badly, you should probably stay at a 5-star hotel. It's perfectly fine to just use it. There's a bit of dust, but everyone else is fine. Some people are making a fuss, so just skip it. The accessibility, transportation, etc. are all great for the price. It's convenient wherever you go. Good"

"Location: It's in the same building as the Grab the Beach Hotel, only about 100-200 meters from the Fairfield. When my taxi couldn't pinpoint the location, I'd just set it for the Fairfield. View: If you want to watch the sunrise directly from your bed, this hotel is unbeatable. I think the view is even better than the Fairfield because this building faces directly east. Layout: Overall, it was better than I expected. Although the room isn't huge, the different areas are well-organized and comprehensive, with a wardrobe and a small fridge. The table and chairs are indoors, but I imagine you could easily move them to the balcony in the summer. It was too cold for that in the winter. The bathroom layout is very practical. However, the vanity area doesn't have a door and is quite close to the main entrance, so you need to be mindful of privacy. They've thoughtfully placed a reminder sticker about this. Cleanliness: It was clean. But the balcony glass wasn't clean😭 I even braved the cold early in the morning to try and wipe it down so I could photograph the sunrise from inside. I hope the hotel can pay attention to this in the future, then it would be perfect. Service: I was a bit anxious before checking in because the entire process, from check-in to check-out, is self-service. The emails were only in Korean and English, and if you wanted to book additional items, the interface was only in Korean, which was quite inconvenient. In the end, I brought my own toothbrush and toothpaste. The hotel provided facial cleanser, hand soap, shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. Remember to confirm your check-in online via email before arrival; the room door code will be sent to your email 3-5 hours before check-in time. The card you receive upon check-in is only for operating the elevator. For check-out, just drop the card into the box at the self check-in counter. I hope all my fellow Chinese travelers have a great time in Busan! Busan is good!"

"The room was quite clean, though very small. The location is incredibly convenient; you can see the hotel just to the left of Busan Station Exit 1, only about a 100-meter walk. It's also right next to Busan Subway Station Exit 6, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby, which is really handy. The downside is the poor soundproofing; there was intermittent noise from what sounded like a motor, and the toilet flushing was extremely loud."

"After staying at the Toyoko Hotel a few blocks away and hearing all the noise and how loud and careless housekeeping was I decided to try out the Brown Dot Hotel. It was a much larger room, cleanliness was on point, staff were fast and simple, the House keeping staff did their jobs somehow without us ever hearing them like they were ninjas, there was little to no noise whatsoever inside the room from the outside. I give it a 10/10 and will be staying more in the future!!"