Brown Suites Busan

The house is very clean and the location is good, 5 minutes away from Busan Station via a passageway. My foreign friends really liked it. Thank you. I will use it again next time

I used the lower floor and it had a nice view and was clean. The blanket had some dust on the top. After entering the room, I opened the door and before I could even take a step, the intercom rang and I answered it. They told me to be careful because they kept complaining about the noise from the floor downstairs. When I told him he had just come in, he didn't say anything. It didn't feel good to be warned about doing nothing and being noisy. Most of the rest are satisfied. The water pressure is a bit weak.

Went downstairs but didn't check in successfully. I thought it was a hotel but it turned out to be an apartment. I contacted the landlord in a very secluded place. There are various apartment brands in one building. Downstairs is a convenience store and coffee shop but no other businesses. I temporarily changed to another hotel and no refund was given.

It is a hotel similar to a B&B. It is quite close to Busan Station. I didn’t recognize it when I arrived and it was a bit difficult to find. We need to contact the landlord in advance. We didn’t find out until we got downstairs, but the landlord came quickly. The room is very new and large, with a sea view. Overall quite satisfied

I was satisfied with the location, facilities, and cleanliness. I had a happy and enjoyable time with my friends.

This can be regarded as a high-end version of a hotel-style apar**ent. Its biggest feature is that the house is spacious and has three large beds. It can accommodate many people and is suitable for group travel. I booked a sea view suite, with large windows on both sides of the living room, looking at the sea on one side and the city of Busan on the other. This hotel is close to the Busan High-speed Railway Station, which is connected to Busan Station of Subway Line 1, so transportation is very convenient. The only shortcoming is the toiletries; first of all, there are no large bath towels, but there are many face towels; there are no disposable slippers, only two pairs of plastic slippers; and many hotels in Korea recently do not provide toothbrushes, so you need to bring your own or buy them in the supermarket downstairs. Buy. However, there is a CU downstairs in Building B where we live, which is very convenient for selling things.

Restaurant with a view! Accessibility is good~ This is a place I want to come back to with my friends😊👍