Busan Resorts

The rooms are a bit small, and the amenities don't quite compare to Lotte's. The location is excellent, right by the sea. Service was just okay. It's alright for about 1000. There's an entertainment venue downstairs. I'd recommend booking a sea-view room with a balcony.

Had an excellent stay at Lotte Hotel Busan. The location is unbeatable, right in Seomyeon with direct access to shopping, restaurants, and public transport, making it extremely convenient for sightseeing. The room was spacious, clean, and very comfortable, with great soundproofing and a nice city view. Service throughout the hotel was professional and warm, from check-in to housekeeping. Staff were attentive and efficient, always ready to help with requests. The facilities are well-maintained, and the overall atmosphere feels upscale yet welcoming. A great balance of comfort, convenience, and quality. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Busan, whether for leisure or business.

The hotel's location is excellent; the beach is just across the street, and you can see it from the lobby. The family room was great, very clean, and quite spacious. The sofa in the room faces the window, perfect for enjoying a coffee while admiring the sea – very comfortable. It's quite convenient to take a taxi from Busan Station to the hotel. If you don't have much luggage, you can also take the subway; the Exit 5 of Line 5 is on the pedestrian street, about a 10-minute walk from the hotel. The hotel is very close to the pedestrian street, offering plenty of dining options. 1. View from the room 2.3. Path from the hotel to the beach 4. Pedestrian street

The hotel is located exactly in the Haeundae market street. Everything is within walking distance, even the beach. We had a lovely stay and the hotel also offers express check out where you can just drop your card after paying for the room.

My second time staying here since my first visit to Busan in Dec 2024. The service, cleanliness and privacy level remain very good. I enjoyed the daily breakfast. Despite staying for 6 nights, I never felt bored over the breakfast choices served; contrary, I felt spoilt with choices. There are 2 washing machines, 2 laundry dryers, 1 microwave oven, 1 water dispenser at the lobby. I don’t even need to boil water in my room to make a cup of hot tea. The hotel also provide cleaning oil, cleanser, toner and lotion for daily use. Fresh towels are provided daily though housekeeping is done only after certain number days of stay. The only issue we had was the twin room is a little too small. We have difficulty finding space to put our two luggage without blocking the walking path in the room. I’m ok with the toilet space but my friend felt it’s cramp. The location is definitely good, with bus-stops and metro nearby, it’s just a stone throw away to the hotel. There are convenient stores, Starbucks, Olive Young and eateries around the hotel, very convenient to get anything you want. The hop-on-hop-off city bus starts right in front of the hotel. Also, I love one of the eateries at the back street there which serves tasty noodles at reasonable price. Overall, I’m happy staying here despite a little more pricey than other hotels.

This hotel was a pleasant surprise! It's super convenient, right near Busan Station's Exit 1, and also visible from Subway Exit 6. Plus, the hop-on-hop-off tour bus starts and ends right outside the hotel (just remember it doesn't run on Mondays and Tuesdays). It's a tall, standard 4-star chain hotel. I had a twin room, around 16 square meters, with a floor-to-ceiling window. The TV even had a CCTV channel! Housekeeping cleaned daily, providing two bottles of mineral water and soft white towels, and a bathrobe. There's a shower but no bathtub, and a bidet toilet. The front desk staff speaks English, and check-in is at 3:00 PM. You can also store your luggage. A taxi from Busan Airport to the hotel cost about 16,400 Korean Won. Just a heads up, they primarily take physical credit cards and cash here; WeChat Pay and Alipay aren't widely accepted. I felt very safe around Busan Station, and there are always taxis available right outside the hotel. I'd definitely stay here again!

This place is good to stay with all new furnitures and equipments. For luggage storage, understand that CCTV is installed but I hope they can consider to give a luggage tag for guests, to avoid mis-taken or luggage stolen from others. To be honest, I didn’t feel comfortable to kept my luggage there. Then, I appreciated that the service agent is very responsive in trip app’s message box. Thank you

Stayed at Arban hotel for 4 nights, was allocated the room on floor 11 and had a good and restful night sleep. Things I like - one king sized bed and one single bed. Good for my mum and myself. - I love the LG steaming cabinet(ideal for those who are there for a longer period). - near to many eateries/restaurants. Things I didn’t like - there is no door for the toilet, really strange. Was given the option of hanging up a shower curtain (however staff will expect you to retrieve it from the front desk and expect you to hang up on your own). I guess this is what to expect from a 3 star hotel. - front desk staff are not very helpful and lukewarm attitude. (I ask them about luggage delivery and staff just handed a sign and ask my to check it out myself). Couldn’t ask too many questions as he didn’t seem happy to help. - only small bar soap is provided, no toothbrush/toothpaste. There was even a used shower cap hanging in our toilet when we checked in. -didn’t like the recycled room slippers provided. (Didn’t feel hygienic). - there was a music festival happening outside the hotel on the day I was checking out and taxi couldn’t stop outside the hotel. - no proper hotel lobby

Right outside the hotel is a bus stop, which we used frequently, making getting around incredibly convenient. It's also not far from the subway station, and the surrounding area has a wide variety of shops. The hotel itself is very clean, and the staff are friendly. The only thing to note, which is different from China, is that they don't provide toothbrushes and toothpaste. However, there's a vending machine at the hotel where you can buy them, and a convenience store right next door also sells them.

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