Romantic Hotels in Busan

Location - near to Busan station (10 minutes taxi ride or 20 minutes bus ride + a little walking). It's also near to Gamcheon Culture Village (30 minutes bus ride). Lotte Department Store is walking distance of 10 minutes or a bus ride of 5 minutes. Evening time, you can see stalls laid up selling cooked seafood - many locals will eat and drink there (we didn't try as we were too full). Just next to the hotel, there's a Emart convenience shop but if you walk about 50m down the street, there is S25 convenient shop which I find the things are much cheaper. If you wish to grab a coffee, there is a ”Blue Shak” cozy cafe within 50m. This area is less touristy. Service - The receptionists can speak English but I felt they could be more friendlier. We unforeseen our small sized luggage to be spoilt and requested to be thrown away at check out but was told that they do not have a disposal bin. I understand South Korea has a strict disposal system but given such a big property, they could at least help because we travellers can't just dispose things anywhere. The receptionist reluctantly helped after I insisted. The Housekeeping was excellent, clean room throughout stay. Room - Good size. I booked a triple room (Ondol - floor bedding) but was given 3 real beds instead. I did not pursue further as I checked in late (11pm+) and it was 2 nights. The bed was too soft for me. View of the room was partial ocean and port. Overall, a good stay but I will not return to this hotel. I am a hotelier but I do not expect sky high services because service line can be hard at times. The receptionists at both check in and check out didn't gave me a warm feeling - didn't felt as welcome like a traveller.

The hotel is not bad nor very good. The lighting is a bit poor in the room, and only one light switch for the whole room. It’s very close to Haeundae, which is very good. Close to the subway station and the beach. There’re lots of restaurants and shops nearby, quite convenient.

The room is in good condition and it’s very clean. Excellent service from the hotel staff. Good amenities within the hotel, including the outdoor spa and swimming pool. Looking forward to returning again in the future.

Thanks to Mr Dong-Yeop Lee the Duty Manager of Grand Josun Busan and his team Mr JinHun and Mr Seyoung for recovering my daughter favourite bed soft toy which was accidentally thrown together with the shower robes and sent to the laundry contractor for wash. Without way above their best efforts to go down to the laundry plant located a distance away from the hotel in the wee hours of the following day to check through every robe, I believe our trip to Busan as well as Seoul will not be a memorable trip. Your service is unparalleled and your effort to console and reassure the guest aftermath the promise of recovering the lost item is indeed well commendable! Excellent and top class service to recommend all to visit this hotel whom staffs are pleasant, friendly and helpful to the hotel guests. KEEP IT UP and thank you so much for turning around our mental debacle.

Park Hyatt Busan is located in the Haeundae district of Busan, to the North of Busan Station. Getting here cost about 20,000 KRW by taxi. While the hotel is located somewhat far from some of the major tourist attractions like Gamcheon village, the amenities and the service of this hotel were absolutely impeccable. From the moment we alighted from the taxi, porters took our luggage bags and we were whisked to the hotel lobby on the 30th floor. The elevator doors opened to an expansive and impressive view of Busan. The standard deluxe room was very spacious for 2 persons, clean, and luxurious. Everything felt very modern. The sockets were also international, obviating the need for adaptors. The views from the room were fantastic too. The bathroom comes with 2 sinks, a shower equipped with Le Labo soaps, and a bath tub. The toilet was equipped with a Toto Japanese bidet. We will definitely return if we are ever back in Busan.

The hotel is nice and very clean! The breakfast choices are good and appealing. The Gwangalli beach is in front of the hotel and multiple restaurants are available in the surroundings! Unfortunately, the restaurant in the hotel 15th floor closed very early for dinner!

I stayed here for one night after going to the Busan Marathon with my friends. It was clean and the location was good, so I want to go again next time! The ocean view was great and the condition was great! The bed was soft, so I had a good night's sleep~

Staffs were very friendly and speak English. Room was nice with spacious bathroom, and surprisingly has a nice Samsung clothes dryer/care system, very handy. Location was superb, close to Main Street yet quiet at night, with lots of good restaurants nearby. However, the stairs in front of the hotel is not friendly to those with large suitcase, though there’s a handicap lift but not sure how to operate. At night there would be hundreds of massage cards in front of the lobby door.

Best hotel in Busan Address: Good Ol’ Days Hotel, 5 Jungang-daero 41beon-gil, Jung-gu, Busan Price: 💰💰 Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Planning my trip to Busan was like being a kid in a candy store - so many hotels, so little time! But with a ferry ride to Japan on the agenda, I figured, why not pick one right by the port? That's how I stumbled upon the gem that is Good Ol’ Days Hotel. Now, this place isn't just any hotel; it's a time capsule, a portal to the past tucked away in Jungang-dong, Jung-gu, Busan. The name says it all - Good Ol’ Days. As I checked in, I was greeted with a welcome gift that included stamps and postcards. But here's the twist: I was invited to jot down my present feelings, seal them up, and they’d be sent into the future. It's like leaving a piece of yourself behind for future you to discover - how cool is that? The lobby was like a treasure trove, with the owner's curated list of local activities and food spots that only the savvy locals knew about. And get this: there's a convenience store right across the street for those midnight munchies - talk about convenient! Don't even get me started on the rooftop area - bean bags, movie nights, and complimentary drinks from their café upon check-in. Now, onto the rooms. With only 9 cozy nooks to choose from, each room has its own unique charm. We snagged room 1, and boy, was it a treat. From basic toiletries to a Dyson hair dryer (yes, you read that right!), they've got you covered. The pantry was stocked with goodies like drip coffee, cup noodles, and even beer - perfect for those late-night cravings. But the real showstopper? The technology. A record player and Bluetooth speaker set the mood, while the absence of a TV encouraged us to disconnect and unwind. And if you're feeling creative, they've got a bunch of stationery and scrapbooking tools to leave your mark and even write a postcard to your future self. All rooms come with breakfast - a cute picnic basket with cereal, eggs and scones. Overall, Good Ol’ Days Hotel was more than just a place to rest my head; it was an experience that left me feeling refreshed and ready for the rest of my journey.

The hotel staff's service attitude was excellent. They greeted us warmly and helped us with our luggage upon our arrival at 1:00 pm, and arranged for us to check in early. Our room had a beautiful view of the sea and was spacious. The bathroom was large and clean, the mattress was very comfortable, and the shower gel and body lotion provided were from well-known brands. The room was well-soundproofed, quiet, and very comfortable. We also enjoyed a delicious breakfast in our room on the second day, with excellent service. The only downside is that the hotel is located in a remote area with no restaurants or convenience stores nearby, so a taxi is necessary to get in and out.