Find 1-Star Hotels in Busan

"The location was perfect for sightseeing, right next to Kokusai Dori Market and close to the subway station. The room was clean and comfortable, perfect if you don't mind not having a window. The front desk staff were also very polite and made for a pleasant stay."

"If you need a massive room with tons of amenities, skip this place. The cabin is super compact—literally just the essentials. It might feel suffocating if you have heavy luggage. But honestly? The hyper-minimalism completely cleared my head. Everything inside feels low-key high-end, and the Gwangalli view from the bed is unreal. It’s the ultimate hideaway for serious me-time. Perfect for solo travelers who want to unplug. 10/10 would gatekeep."

"Clean and the location is superb! The best value-for-money hotel in Seomyeon, Busan. It was a clean, value-for-money, and perfectly located stay – no frills, just satisfaction! ✨ ✔️ 10-minute walk from Seomyeon Station! ✔️ You can reach the center of Seomyeon within a 5-minute walk! ✔️ It's not too far out, but also not on a noisy, chaotic street! ✔️ There's a CU convenience store a 1-minute walk away! ✔️ Contactless check-in available; retrieve your key card from the kiosk! ✔️ Parking available 🚘 📌 Note: No disposable amenities are provided, so be sure to bring your toothbrush, toothpaste, and other essentials! (If you don't have them, you can purchase them at the lobby.) 📌 Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and hand wash are provided!"

"I booked on a weekday, which meant I got a great price for my stay. The room was in good condition and surprisingly spacious. My only minor complaint was that the air felt a bit stuffy and dusty, making me feel it needed more ventilation. Overall, it's definitely a good value-for-money option."

"The view is amazing, the staff are friendly, and it is the best accommodation!! I highly recommend it!! I came alone to relax and had a wonderful rest..!"

"The location was good. You can get free water and coffee in the lobby, there is also a little amenity set that you can buy for 2,000 won, a laundry machine is also available.  The room size is also okay but its not clean, we had the hairbrush of a previous guest and dusty floors. The sink drain was also not properly adjusted so all the dirty water was just splashing down the sink into the drain that was placed right underneath the sink?? (interesting construction) You can also hear it when the guests on the upper floors are flushing the toilet since its very very loud.  Considering the price, this hotel is okay for a short stay but I wouldn‘t book it again. "

"This used to be a motel that's been converted into a guesthouse. It's not ideal if you're traveling solo, but if you're with friends and just need a place to crash, it's very affordable. I liked the self-check-in/check-out system since there's no front desk. Despite being in the heart of the city, there was very little noise. While opening the window only reveals a wall, the design effectively blocks out outside noise. The entrance might be a bit tricky to find, but following a map app makes it easy enough. There's a shared fridge and microwave in the basement, but no washing machine or dryer."

"If you are in the west city, take the subway to Fanㄧ Station and walk for 5 to 7 minutes to the hotel. We booked two double rooms, one bed is good, the other bed has the sound of plastic bags The rest are perfect, the TV is big, the counter staff is very good Luggage can be stored until 10:00 pm If you have two rooms in the hotel, you can just play cards with 4 chairs. The subway is the next two stops in the west (if you can accept eating, you have to go a little farther, the cp value is very high) There is a little black towel on the bed, a little yellow (but I think it is a trace of use). After these improvements, I think 10 points can be reached to 9.5."

"I stayed at this hostel alone during my trip to Busan. It was within a five-minute walk from Busan Station, making it very accessible. Breakfast was included, but only consisted of bread, coffee, and cornflakes. The beds had electric mattress pads, so I could sleep comfortably even in the winter. However, there were no lights on each bed, so it was inconvenient to close the curtains and it was completely dark. The shower and toilet were relatively clean, and shower slippers were provided, which was a plus. There were skin care creams, a hair dryer, and a comb available at the sink. Although I didn't use it this time, the washing machine was free to use, so I would recommend this hostel for those considering a long-term stay. Security was solid, with luggage stored in lockers and a room key required for entry. The owner spoke English, making it a convenient place for foreigners. I'll definitely use this hostel again when I visit Busan."