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Doogie Board Game is a unique board game-themed space in Busan, South Korea, blending entertainment with cultural exchange. It boasts a collection of over 500 board games from around the world, ranging from classic strategy games to the latest party favorites. The interior features a modern industrial design with cozy gaming zones, perfect for gatherings with friends or family. Knowledgeable staff recommend games and explain rules, making it beginner-friendly. The venue also hosts regular tournaments and themed events, attracting Busan's young crowd. Whether you're seeking mental challenges or casual fun, Doogie Board Game delivers an unforgettable experience.
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Near Doogie Board Game, consider hotels around Seomyeon Station like Lotte Hotel Busan or Toyoko Inn Busan Seomyeon (10-min walk).
- Highlights: Seomyeon is a transport hub with underground shopping and famous pork soup rice restaurants.
- Tip: Some hotels offer Korean ondol rooms (heated floors) – request when HopeGoo.
Near Doogie Board Game, consider staying in Haeundae District:
- Luxury: Paradise Hotel Busan offers ocean views and is 5 minutes from Haeundae Beach.
- Mid-range: Haeundae Grand Hotel has direct subway access (Line 2).
Key perks:
- Walk to The Bay 101 for night views of Gwangan Bridge.
- Taxis to Doogie Board Game take ~15 minutes (~8,000 KRW).
Tip: Book early July-August (peak season) for 30% lower rates.
Near Doogie Board Game, consider staying at Seomyeon District hotels like Lotte Hotel Busan or Toyoko Inn Busan Seomyeon (10-min walk). This area is a youth culture hub with vibrant nightlife and subway access. Some hotels offer board game rentals, perfect for trying Korean hits like Blue Marble.
For immersive experiences, Guesthouses like Busan Winnie House host Hwatu (Korean card game) nights. Rates start at ₩50,000/night. Pro tip: Visit on weekdays to avoid crowds at the café.
Top hotel picks near Doogie Board Game:
- Busan Station Business Hotel: 10-min walk to the board game cafe, with direct subway access to Nampo-dong shopping district.
- Lotte City Hotel Seomyeon: Next to Seomyeon Station (Busan's major transit hub), offers sea-view rooms and a rooftop lounge.
- Gwangalli Retro HopeGoo: Traditional Korean-style units, some provide free board game rentals.
Pro tip: Stay near Busan Station or Seomyeon to explore BIFF Square's street food at night.
Near Doogie Board Game, consider staying at hotels around Seomyeon Station like Lotte Hotel Busan or Toyoko Inn Busan Seomyeon, known for proximity to board game cafés.
- Local Flavor: Some hotels offer Korean-style board game rentals—check with the concierge.
- Hotspots: Seomyeon Underground Shopping Center (10-min walk) has traditional game stores.
- Tip: Book accommodations with subway passes for easy access to Gwangalli Beach.
Traveler Reviews
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Busan Seomyeon Thema
I stayed at Busan Seomyeon Thema and was pleasantly surprised by how good the experience was for a budget-friendly hotel. Located in the heart of Seomyeon, it's super convenient for exploring nearby attractions like Nampo-dong and the vibrant city center. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful—welcoming me with a smile, offering assistance with luggage, and checking in on my needs throughout my stay. I didn’t expect much from a low-cost hotel in Busan, but the room was clean, compact, and well-maintained, with reliable Wi-Fi and effective air conditioning. It’s perfect for travelers looking to save money without compromising on comfort or service. Definitely a great value option—I’d stay here again if I return to Busan.
Busan Seomyeon Nom
I booked this place because it's conveniently located near Lotte, and the photos looked decent—plus, it seemed like a good deal. But when I arrived, I was surprised to find that parking wasn't included, even though it was a regular weekday. To make matters worse, they charged an extra 10,000 KRW for parking—something I’ve never seen at a motel before. I only stayed a few hours and left early, but due to a dust mite allergy, I woke up with constant runny nose. Ended up rushing to a pharmacy just to get medicine. In the end, trying to save a little money backfired—ended up spending more and feeling awful. Lesson learned: always read reviews carefully. Still, I guess it’s mostly my fault for not double-checking.
Busan Yeonsan-Dong W
Staying at the Busan Yeonsan-Dong W was an absolute delight. The hotel is incredibly close to the subway station entrance—just a quick walk and you're on your way, which made getting around so convenient, especially for solo travelers like me. The room size is perfect for one person: compact but well-designed with all the essentials. The bed was super comfortable, and the overall atmosphere felt peaceful and modern. I was impressed by how much value you get for the price—this place truly delivers on comfort and convenience. A 10/10 experience that I’d definitely recommend and return to.
Central Seven Hotel by Kwon Busan Seomyeon
Staying at Central Seven Hotel by Kwon in Busan was a fantastic experience overall. The location is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from Budaek Station on Line 1, either exiting through Exit 1 and crossing the street or coming up from Exit 9 of Budaek Underground Shopping Mall. The front desk is located on the 17th floor, and while only the 1st and 17th floors don’t require access cards, all other floors are secured with card entry, which adds a nice layer of safety. Staff were friendly, welcoming, and always ready to help with any request. On-site, you’ll find a GS25 convenience store and a Starbucks, plus the lively Budaek Market just steps away. It’s also close to Seomyeon, making dining and shopping super easy. Housekeeping came daily, and everything was spotless—the bathroom had a great hairdryer, and they even provided shampoo and body wash, so no need to pack extras. My only personal note: the room has carpeted flooring, which I’m not a fan of, but that’s just a matter of preference. Otherwise, the space felt spacious, well-lit, and included a full-length mirror—a nice touch for travelers. Overall, this is a top-tier choice for a comfortable, safe, and well-located stay in Busan.
Hotel Intro
Staying at Hotel Intro in Busan was an absolutely delightful experience. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and helpful—when we asked for fried chicken, they patiently explained the different options and recommended portion sizes based on our preferences. They even assisted us with arranging a taxi to another area, which was super convenient. The room itself was spacious and immaculately clean, with a bathroom that felt like a luxury retreat—complete with both a bathtub and a separate shower area. The only minor downside was the lack of a door at the outer edge of the bathroom; there was only a partition between the wet zone and the toilet area, and the toilet area had a slight odor in the morning. However, this didn’t detract much from the overall excellent stay. There’s a convenience store nearby for essentials, and while it’s a bit of a walk from Haeundae’s bustling area, public transport makes getting there easy. For comfort, service, and value, this hotel is definitely worth considering.
Busan Jaesong-Dong No1
Staying at Busan Jaesong-Dong No1 was a delightful experience from start to finish. The location is incredibly convenient—just a short subway ride into the heart of the city, and surrounded by great local eateries that made dining easy and enjoyable. The room was spotlessly clean, with comfortable bedding that ensured a restful night’s sleep. I was particularly impressed with the quiet environment; no noise from outside or neighboring rooms, which made for a peaceful stay. The staff were friendly and efficient, making check-in smooth and offering helpful tips when needed. What stood out most was the excellent value for money—this hotel delivers a home-like comfort without the premium price. It’s perfect for travelers who want quality, convenience, and a relaxing atmosphere. Definitely planning to return on my next trip to Busan.
Sol Motel
The stay was absolutely delightful and exceeded my expectations. The location is incredibly convenient—just a short subway ride to downtown, with plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby. What made it even better was the late check-out time, which gave me extra flexibility to relax or grab some last-minute souvenirs without rushing. The room was spotless, cozy, and the bed was super comfortable—perfect for a good night’s sleep. With such great value and a welcoming atmosphere, I’d definitely book here again on my next trip to Busan. Highly recommended!
Gray 191 Hotel
Gray 191 Hotel offers a truly pleasant stay in Busan, with a quiet and peaceful neighborhood that feels like a little retreat from the city buzz. The room was clean, well-designed, and comfortably spacious—perfect for both business and leisure travelers. I especially appreciated how close it was to several cozy cafés and the subway station, making it easy to explore the city without hassle. The location strikes a great balance between tranquility and convenience. With such a high score on comfort, service, and ambiance, this place definitely stands out. I’d happily return and recommend it to anyone visiting Busan who values a calm, stylish base with easy access to everything.
Busan Centum Victoria Hotel
The hotel is perfectly located right next to the subway station, making it super convenient for getting around Busan. Just steps away, you'll find a large supermarket and Lotte Department Store—perfect for shopping or grabbing essentials. The room was spacious and clean, offering a comfortable stay. One thing to note is that the laundry machine costs 3,000 KRW per use, but you can purchase detergent on-site if needed. While the room comes with a pot and dishes, it’s a bit inconvenient that utensils like chopsticks and spoons aren’t provided—especially if you’re planning to cook or eat simple meals in-room. It would be great if the hotel could include basic cutlery in future. Overall, the location, size, and cleanliness make this a fantastic value for money. Highly recommend for travelers looking for comfort and convenience.
The Hit Hotel
Staying at The Hit Hotel felt like checking into a cozy family-run guesthouse—friendly and welcoming from the moment I arrived. The front desk staff, possibly a father-son duo, spoke fluent English and made me feel at ease. At first, when they asked if I’d done registration, I was confused—I thought they meant checking in online, but it turned out they were referring to confirming receipt of the hotel’s booking email. No big deal once I figured it out! The hotel is undergoing renovations on the third floor, but it didn’t affect my stay at all. My room was spotless, well-equipped, and comfortable. The air conditioner and TV share one remote, with the AC controls located on the lower part—easy to use after a quick adjustment. On the ground floor, there’s a shared kitchen area with a microwave, coffee machine, and other essentials. Inside the room, I found a mini-fridge (with three bottles of water), an electric kettle (complete with instant coffee), a hairdryer, and even what looks like an air purifier—great for peace of mind. Public transport is super convenient: just a short walk to the subway station and a 307 bus heading to the airport (though service isn’t very frequent). New World Department Store is nearby, though it takes over an hour by bus to reach Jagalchi Fish Market. I really appreciated being tucked away in a residential neighborhood—super quiet at night. There’s a small alley market nearby where fresh veggies, fruits, snacks, and street food are sold at great prices. Plenty of local eateries too—especially grilled meat restaurants and tea shops. I wanted to try one close by, but it seemed closed for business that day. Instead, I walked into another place with lots of customers—only to find an elderly lady cooking everything herself. She only spoke Korean, and my limited language skills made ordering tricky. I couldn’t get exactly what I wanted, probably because she needed more details about spice level or portion size before preparing. But honestly, exploring the area offered so many authentic local flavors, all at affordable prices. One thing I’m still curious about—does the TV only play recorded shows, or can you watch live broadcasts?
Hotel Kyungsung
Staying at Hotel Kyungsung was an absolute delight! The location is unbeatable—just a 5-minute walk to Lotte Department Store, making shopping and dining super convenient. There are countless restaurants and small shops all around, so you never have to go far for a bite. Plus, the subway station is just a short stroll away, giving easy access to other parts of Busan. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and helpful—always smiling and ready to assist with anything. One of the highlights? Free coffee on the rooftop terrace! It’s the perfect spot to unwind with a view of the city. This hotel truly delivers on comfort, service, and convenience. Highly recommend it for any traveler visiting Busan.
Browndot Business Seomyeon
This was my second stay at Browndot Business Seomyeon, and I’m even more impressed this time around. The location is fantastic—just a short walk from the subway, with two great dining options right downstairs: a cozy izakaya and a fresh seafood spot, plus a popular whiskey bar that’s always buzzing. The room itself is spacious and immaculately clean, with fast check-in and a standout bathroom that feels like a mini retreat—huge space, full-length mirror, and complimentary slippers. The heated floor made it so cozy during winter, I actually opened the window to cool down! Staff are polite, helpful, and went out of their way to assist with an Uber request. Everything about this place screams value for money. I’ll definitely be back—this is one of the best stays I’ve had in Busan.
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