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Hwahwa Elementary School is located in Busan, South Korea, a school with a strong cultural atmosphere. It is not only an important educational institution but also a tourist attraction due to its unique architectural style and historical background. The school is surrounded by beautiful greenery, creating a scholarly environment. Many visitors come here to experience the educational atmosphere of Korea and capture the scenic beauty of the campus. As the second-largest city in South Korea, Busan boasts rich educational resources, and Hwahwa Elementary School is one of them, reflecting the country's emphasis on education.
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Near Hyehwa Elementary School in Yeongdo-gu, consider these hotels combining Korean tradition and convenience:
Lotte Hotel Busan (5-star)
Arte Hotel Busan (4-star)
Local tip: Visit nearby Yeongdo Observatory for panoramic harbor views, and try milmyeon (Busan-style cold noodles) at local eateries.
Near Hwehwa Elementary School in Busan's Yeongdo District, consider:
Near Hwahyeom Elementary School in Seomyeon district:
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Pro tip: Take subway Line 2 to Jagalchi Fish Market (15 mins) for fresh seafood.
Near Hyehwa Elementary School in Busan, several family-friendly hotels are recommended. Lotte Hotel Busan (15-minute drive) offers family rooms and kids' play areas, while Toyoko Inn Busan Station provides budget stays with free breakfast. The Seomyeon district nearby has diverse dining/shopping options. Check if hotels offer cribs or extra beds when HopeGoo. Proximity to metro Line 1 ensures easy access to attractions like Haeundae Beach.
Near Hwahwa Elementary School in Busan's Yeongdo District, we recommend Crown Harbor Hotel Busan with panoramic ocean views (15-min walk) or budget-friendly Yeongdo G-Lee Boutique Hotel featuring traditional Hanok-style rooms.
For transportation, take buses No.30/66/88 to Nampo-dong or Jagalchi Market, or a 10-min taxi to Nampo Station (Subway Line 1). Must-visit spots include: Yongdusan Park for night views and the artsy White Sandbank Culture Village.
Pro tip: Visit Huinyeoul Culture Village for hidden coastal photo spots!
See what other travelers say about Hyehwa Elementary School
The hotel is spotless and well-maintained throughout. Everything feels clean and organized, from the room to the common areas. The location is convenient—just a short subway ride to downtown Busan—and there are plenty of great dining options nearby. I truly enjoyed my stay and will definitely book again. Highly recommend this place for anyone visiting the city.
Staying at Waba Classic was a delightful experience. The room was spotlessly clean, and the heating worked wonderfully—perfect for a cozy night. Though compact, the space felt well-designed and thoughtfully furnished, giving it a charming, intimate vibe. My only small suggestion: having a proper dining table for breakfast would make the morning routine even better, as eating on the bed wasn't ideal. Overall, this place offers great value with its quiet location and warm hospitality. I’d definitely come back if I visit Busan again.
Traveled to Busan for a business trip and was thoroughly impressed by the service quality—every aspect was top-notch. From check-in to check-out, staff were attentive, professional, and genuinely welcoming. The hotel’s location is excellent—just a short subway ride from downtown, with plenty of dining options nearby. Rooms are clean, modern, and well-equipped, with comfortable beds that made for a restful night’s sleep. What stood out most was the warm hospitality and attention to detail. It’s clear they prioritize guest satisfaction. Highly recommend this hotel for both business travelers and tourists visiting Busan. A fantastic value for money experience.
Staying at Busan Yeonsandong Joy Hotel was an absolute delight from start to finish. The moment I walked into the room, I could feel the stress of daily life just melt away—everything about the space felt calming and thoughtfully designed. The bed was incredibly comfortable, making for a restful night’s sleep without any disruptions. The bathroom stood out with its clean, modern layout featuring a perfect dry-wet separation and high-quality amenities. Location-wise, it's incredibly convenient—just a short walk to the subway station, making trips to Haeundae or Gwangbokri a breeze. Whether you're here for leisure or business, this hotel delivers excellent value with a touch of luxury. A solid 10/10—definitely a place I’d return to on my next visit to Busan.
Staying at Paradise Hotel Busan was an absolute highlight of my trip to Busan. The hotel is literally right on the seafront—walking out the front door, you're greeted by endless ocean views and a peaceful atmosphere. The room was spacious, spotlessly clean, and well-maintained with thoughtful touches throughout. I was particularly impressed with the attention to hygiene—every corner felt fresh and sanitized. Location-wise, it's perfect: close to the beach, just a short walk from local restaurants and cafes, and easily accessible by subway into downtown. I visited during the off-season, and the rates were incredibly reasonable for such a high-quality stay. If you're looking for a relaxing, scenic getaway in Busan with excellent value, this hotel is a top recommendation.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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?
Staying at Yaja Hotel in Haeundae, Busan was an absolute delight. The hotel is spotlessly clean and the location is perfect—just a short walk from Haeundae Beach, with stunning views of the sea and sunset right outside the window. Everything you need is available in the room, from modern amenities to thoughtful touches that make your stay comfortable. The staff are friendly and welcoming, making check-in and check-out smooth and pleasant. Being close to restaurants, shops, and public transit adds so much convenience. It’s rare to find such a well-maintained, beautifully located hotel with great value—definitely my top choice for future trips to Busan.
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