Busan/Silla University Top Hotel Picks
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| # | Hotel | Stars | Rating | Reviews | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mandeok Denbasta Ryokan | ★★★★ | 5 | - | 6.6 km |
| 2 | YTT Hotel | ★★★ | 4.3 | 4 | 5.49 km |
| 3 | Jeongonjae Stay – Korean Traditional Guesthouse (2min from Busan Station, Up to 18 Guests) | ★★★ | 4.8 | 3 | 7.25 km |
| 4 | Denbasta Central Hotel Seomyeon | ★★★ | 4.5 | 6 | 5.6 km |
| 5 | Brown Dot Hotel Busan Station | ★★★ | 4.2 | 14 | 6.85 km |
| 6 | G&G Hotel | ★★ | 4.2 | 2 | 5.68 km |
| 7 | Hotel Airport | ★★ | 3.9 | 34 | 3.88 km |
| 8 | busan the Firenze | ★★ | 2.6 | 1 | 5.22 km |
| 9 | Big Party House Up to 30 people available | ★ | 5 | - | 6.39 km |
| 10 | Den Basta Ryokan Mandeok | ★ | 5 | - | 6.6 km |
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Staying at YTT Hotel near Exit 7 of Seomyeon Station was incredibly convenient—just a short walk from the subway, which made exploring Busan so easy. The mattress was on the firm side, which might not suit everyone, but I actually found it comfortable and helped me sleep well. One big plus? The TV supports OTT platforms like Netflix, Disney+, and YouTube—since we already had subscriptions, we could stream our favorite shows right away without any hassle. It’s a small detail, but it really added to the overall experience. For the location, comfort, and tech features, this hotel earns every point—it’s a top choice for travelers who want value and convenience in a modern setting.
The hotel offers an excellent stay with a standout feature: unlimited mineral water and fully stocked amenities—something not many hotels provide. The location is unbeatable, just steps from the subway station, making it super convenient for exploring Seomyeon and nearby areas. While dining must be done in the on-site restaurant and food can't be taken to the room, this minor limitation doesn’t take away from the overall great experience. Clean, comfortable, and well-located—this place delivers real value for money and definitely deserves a repeat visit.
Located just across from Busan Station, this hotel offers unbeatable convenience—everything is within walking distance, whether you're heading to the train station, shopping areas, or local eateries. We had a last-minute addition to our group, so three of us stayed in one room. The extra charge for the third person was 60,000 KRW over three nights—around $30 USD—which felt fair considering the hotel was fully booked and we were given a comfortable space. A taxi to the airport cost about 16,000 KRW (~$10–12 USD), roughly 15 km away, and it was smooth, safe, and worth every penny, especially with heavy luggage or late arrivals. The location alone makes this place a top pick. Highly recommend for travelers who value accessibility and ease—especially if you're connecting through Busan Station.
I didn’t expect much since the price was quite affordable, but I was pleasantly surprised by how modern and clean the rooms were. The double sink setup and large TV made the space feel spacious and comfortable. The bathroom had a high-quality bidet toilet and was spotlessly clean. I was worried about having to buy amenities on-site, but everything I needed was already provided—no extra hassle at all. The room only had one window, but it offered a stunning view of the city lights at night, which made up for it completely. Being close to Seomyeon Station makes getting around super convenient. I’d definitely stay here again if I ever return to Busan.
This guesthouse is absolutely fantastic! The location is perfect—just a short walk from Suyeong Station, with plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby. The room is clean, cozy, and has a lovely European-inspired vibe that really adds to the experience. One small note: it’s recommended to bring your own sheets since they’re not provided, but that’s an easy fix and totally worth it for such a great stay. Overall, the value for money is excellent, and I’d definitely book again. Highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Busan.
This hotel is incredibly convenient—right next to Busan Station, making it easy to catch KTX trains or hop on the subway and buses for nearby attractions. The area around the hotel is bustling with restaurants, convenience stores, and an OLIVEYOUNG, so everything you need is within walking distance. The room size is just right—two 25-inch suitcases fit comfortably, with a little extra space left. Cleanliness and soundproofing are both solid, which adds to the overall comfort. The only downside is the breakfast area, which gets crowded daily and feels a bit cramped with tables close together. However, the food quality is good, and since it’s on a higher floor, the view from the windows is lovely—especially during morning light. Overall, great value and a smart choice for travelers.
We stayed in a triple room and were thoroughly impressed with the overall comfort and spaciousness—especially the bathroom, which was generously sized and very practical. On one occasion, our food delivery didn’t arrive, but the front desk staff handled it with great patience and professionalism. They immediately helped us contact the delivery service, resolved the issue, and even explained that since our hotel shares the same address as a nearby apartment complex, delivery mix-ups happen occasionally. They advised us to be extra clear when placing orders in the future. The only minor downside was that the room only had two chairs, so one person couldn’t sit comfortably during meals. But considering the excellent location, clean rooms, and friendly service, this was a small trade-off. We’d definitely recommend this hotel and plan to stay here again.
I've stayed here before years ago and decided to come back for a four-night visit—so glad I did! The buffet breakfast was fantastic: fresh, well-prepared, and offered a great variety of options. The room was spotless and very clean, though the twin-bed room is on the smaller side—just enough space to fit two suitcases comfortably. What really stands out is the location: just a quick right turn from the hotel entrance leads straight to the subway station, only about a 5-7 minute walk. It's super convenient for getting around Busan. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, plus Lotte Department Store within easy reach—perfect for shopping and dining. Overall, this place delivers excellent value and comfort. Definitely planning to return.
Staying at Asti Hotel Busan Station was a fantastic experience! The location is unbeatable—just steps from Busan Station’s Exit 6, with the hotel right across the street. You don’t need to walk far for convenience: there are plenty of convenience stores and restaurants nearby. It’s only about a 10-minute walk to the subway station, and right in front of it, multiple bus routes head to various attractions. The hotel is also close to the Chinatown area, plus Oliver Young is just around the corner if you’re into shopping or gifts. When booking, double-check your reservation details—ask the front desk upon check-in if you’ve received your discount voucher from Oliver Young. Don’t miss out on nearby local gems either: a short stroll leads to a popular spot called Bonkai Restaurant, famous for its authentic Korean pork soup rice. And just a 15-minute walk away, there’s an amazing grilled meat restaurant that delivers rich flavor and great value. The paid breakfast buffet offers a wide variety of options. If you’re up early, grab a window seat and enjoy sunrise views while sipping coffee—pure relaxation. Overall, the hotel’s central location, excellent amenities, and easy access to everything make it a top pick. I’ll definitely come back!
It’s been ten years since my last visit to Busan, and returning with the same choice—Arban Hotel. The city has transformed dramatically, especially around Seomyeon and Haeundae, but the hotel remains a true gem. From the moment I stepped in, the staff’s warm hospitality made me feel right at home. Cleanliness was outstanding—every corner felt fresh and well-maintained. What truly stood out? Location. Right across the street is a bustling street of pork soup rice restaurants—perfect for late-night cravings or morning breakfast. And just behind the hotel? A fantastic Korean BBQ spot, ideal for a quick bite after a long day. Everything feels convenient, from dining to exploring. This stay reminded me why I love Busan so much. With its great service, excellent cleanliness, and unbeatable location, I’m already planning my next trip—and Arban Hotel will be my first booking. A must-stay for anyone visiting the city.
This was my first stay at this place, and I’ve been thinking hard before writing this review. The hotel is located just a 5-6 minute walk from Lotte Department Store in Seomyeon, and it’s super easy to spot from the street—especially at night. The rooftop café is dazzling with its vintage, glamorous lighting, making it really stand out. But when I arrived late at night, I couldn’t find the entrance at all—it was completely dark, and I circled around the building twice before figuring it out. By the time I made it upstairs, I’d already missed the check-in deadline by ten minutes. The café was completely empty, no staff around, and I was stuck wondering what to do. Then I noticed a clear plastic pouch hanging on the door handle right across from the elevator. Inside was my name and room key. I tried swiping it—and voilà, the door opened! It felt like a little surprise welcome. Check-out was equally hassle-free: I left the key in the room at 11 a.m. and walked away without any formalities. That was perfect for me, especially since I’m not great with language barriers. I wanted to grab breakfast or lunch at the café, but the barista said they only serve drinks—no food. So I had to leave disappointed. The elevator also took forever, and every floor we passed revealed something unexpected: the hotel shares an elevator with a local community hospital. Every time the doors opened, I saw patients lying on beds—something that honestly made me uneasy as someone who’s paranoid about health and even bought an 8-million-KRW travel insurance policy. The room itself was average, nothing special—but at least they provided a toothbrush, which I appreciated. Overall, I’d say this feels more like a boutique-style apartment managed by the café rather than a traditional hotel. If you’re staying here just to experience the café vibe, be prepared: you won’t get to enjoy food there. A bit of a letdown, but still, the unique entry experience and low-key service were refreshing.
Staying at BrownSuites Busan Station was an absolute delight. The rooms were spotlessly clean and well-designed, with one featuring a stunning ocean view—opening the window to see endless blue waters stretching into the horizon was truly breathtaking, especially during sunset. We were on the 55th floor, which offered incredible views of the city and sea, and the building itself has a modern, sleek atmosphere that adds to the overall experience. The only minor note is that check-in procedures can be a bit confusing at first glance—there’s a few steps involved, so taking a moment to understand them helps. But once you get the hang of it, everything runs smoothly. Location-wise, it’s incredibly convenient: just a short walk from Busan Station, making it easy to explore downtown or nearby attractions by subway. Overall, this place offers excellent value, comfort, and style—definitely a top pick for travelers visiting Busan.
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