Busan Hotels with Airport Shuttle

"I was told check-in was from 6 PM, so I dropped off my suitcase and went out. It's behind the Lotte Hotel, and it wasn't dark even at night. The wall-mounted air conditioner's switch, whether on heat or off, seemed to only blow air, so the fan was always on. Apparently, it's a central control type operated by the front desk. I was worried about dryness and thought my throat might get sore, so I slept with a mask on. Since it was an ondol (heated floor) room, it wasn't cold when I slept. It was good that I could leave my suitcase even after check-out."

"Our stay at UH Continental was truly amazing. I couldn’t believe the hotel is even prettier in person than in the photos. My daughter absolutely loved the indoor spa, and what I appreciated most was the kids’ play area, it’s perfect for families traveling with little ones. The hotel is also just steps away from Haeundae Beach, which makes the location even more convenient. Everything smelled fresh and clean, and the bed was one of the comfiest we’ve experienced during our trip. What made our stay even more memorable was the manager, Hailey. She was the nicest person we met in Busan, 🥹 very cheerful, professional, and such a great conversationalist. She actually reminded me of Im Yoon‑ah from the K-drama King the Land—a warm and happy hotelier who makes guests feel genuinely welcome. Our experience here was truly memorable. ✨"

"This feels like a luxury hotel, but the substance is lacking… 1. **No in-room phone.** If I wanted to call the front desk, I had to use my own phone to find the number in the booklet and dial it. 2. **Low floors are… well.** The 'ocean view' was useless. Some building's water tank and a Holly's coffee shop blocked most of it. I had to crawl on the floor, taking 5,000 photos, to get just one decent shot. So, if you're on a low floor, you'll have to crawl to see the ocean! Okay, maybe this is my fault for not paying more for a higher floor. BUT, the room photos in the introduction made it seem like there was an unobstructed ocean view, which feels like a scam. There weren't many hotel reviews, so I couldn't have known. I feel cheated. 3. **The biggest problem is privacy.** The toilet faces a window, and the jacuzzi and shower are also in front of full-length windows. Since it's a low floor, you can make eye contact with people in the cafe across the street. My bathroom breaks, showers, and jacuzzi use could all be public! I don't know if the windows are meant to be covered, but it felt very awkward. I had to keep the blinds fully down to use the bathroom and jacuzzi, which defeats the purpose of an 'ocean view' and felt very stifling. They told me not to close the jacuzzi window because of humidity, but the shower is right there, and I almost froze showering! Seriously, you'd think they'd put more thought into the design, even beyond the ocean view… 4. **The room is so big, but there are no mirrors anywhere** you’d expect one! Only the bathroom mirror, which made doing makeup and getting dressed in the morning incredibly inconvenient. 5. **I used a barrier-free room, but as an able-bodied person, I didn't feel any consideration for disabled guests.** Even I, a seasoned traveler in my 20s, had trouble distinguishing between the shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. I almost ran out of hot water in the shower trying to figure it out. The labels are tiny and on the back somewhere, so you have to really search. Couldn't they use dedicated bottles or at least proper labeling? 6. **There's no room service or similar services, but other services are expensive.** Maybe I just couldn't find it, but usually, hotel F&B services are in the in-room booklet, aren't they? There was nothing. Okay, maybe because it's a lower-star hotel, it wouldn't have it. BUT, late check-out extension costs 33,000 won (which isn't cheaper than other luxury hotels). So, the standard doesn't reach luxury hotel levels, but the service fees feel comparable to one. Breakfast also felt similar, so I didn't use it. Considering all of this, if you're just looking for a cost-effective place, it's okay."

"The room itself was pretty nice, 2 huge double beds, large bathroom and also a table. Would've been more convenient if there was a microwave not just a huge fridge-freezer. There was also a hairdryer, kettle, two cups, and small bottled water in the fridge.  Felt very cold at night in March as there seemed to be no heating, just an aircon so I ended up using the duvet from the spare bed to keep warm. There is a fake fireplace for the vibes but again, no warmth😂 Breakfast, disposable amenities, ramen, use of the washing machines all incur additional fees.  Close to convenience stores and well known restaurants. About a +15 minute walk to/from Busan station (ktx). There is one very slow crossing on the way to the station that takes a while to go green.  Could not hear any noise from the rooms, but can hear what’s happening in the corridor, and people super sensitive to sound might be bothered by (what I think was the trains?) running til late."

"Excellent, Stress-Free Stay Near Gimhae Airport! I had a wonderful experience at this hotel. Its proximity to the airport was incredibly convenient, and the free airport shuttle made my arrival and departure completely stress-free. One of the biggest highlights was the room itself—it was exceptionally spacious, which is quite rare to find in most hotels. If you are visiting Busan and prefer to stay away from the hustle and bustle of city life while remaining close to the airport, I highly recommend this location. Even though I didn’t venture too far, I noticed an abundance of restaurants and shops within easy walking distance. There is plenty of variety nearby to keep you entertained even during a short stay. A perfect choice for travelers looking for comfort and convenience!"

"I think it's not bad compared to motel"

"New small hostel,very clean and gracefully furnished. There are 5 rooms (I was in the female dorm alone for 4 nights!),laundry service for 6000 Won or 10000 (washing+drying),they provide towels,toiletries,slippers,a huge terrace upstairs,a kitchen. The included breakfast is instant noodles and a bag of tea (I didn’t try the noodles but the tea was quite good),they ask you to leave the room between 11 am and 4pm for housekeeping,but nobody from the staff is there at least until noon. Check in is at 5 pm,but the kind receptionist let me check in half an hour earlier. You won’t find proper hostel vibes atm,and there are some things still missing (like a small light on every bed,knives and plates in the kitchen) but I guess it’s just because it’s very new. Sometimes the karaoke downstairs can be loud at night but with earplugs is almost ok."

"The hotel room was clean and the lobby service was friendly, so it was a very satisfying stay."

"First, you enter through the revolving doors, then turn right to check in at B4. If you arrive early, you can store your luggage. This time, I stayed on the 89th floor, and it was surprisingly spacious! The only downside is that you can't reach customer service by phone; you can only email them with questions, and their service hours are limited, not 24/7. Right outside the building is a mall, and you can walk through it to get to the seaside. The seaside has many restaurants, an Olive Young, and The Sky100. If you order takeout at night, it's only delivered to the lobby downstairs because you need a key card to access the elevators to go upstairs. I'd definitely bring my kids here again next time!👍👍👍👍"

"Good hotel close to the airport. Spacious room and bathroom with a hot tub. Only issues were that you need a PhD to work out how to turn the lights off and breakfast only starts at 7 am - many people staying there including me need yo be at the airport earlier than that - an airport hotel should start breakfast at minimum 6 am."