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Yeonsan Station is a key hub on Busan Metro Line 1, located in Yeonsan-dong, Busan, renowned for its unique architectural design and convenient transportation network. The area around the station boasts a vibrant mix of commercial facilities and dining options, making it an ideal starting point for exploring Busan. Yeonsan-dong is famous for its seamless blend of traditional markets and modern shopping centers, offering visitors a taste of local culture alongside contemporary amenities. Nearby, the Yeonsan-dong Ancient Tombs showcase Busan's rich historical heritage, attracting history enthusiasts from around the world.
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Everything you need to know about Yeonsan
Yeonsan Subway Station in Busan offers excellent hotel options with convenient access:
Top picks:
- Busan Business Hotel: 5-minute walk to station, serves authentic Korean breakfast.
- Lotte City Hotel: Adjacent to Yeonsan Market, features rooftop bar with city views.
Transport highlights:
- Line 1 directly connects to Busan Station (15min) and Nampo-dong (20min).
- Multiple bus routes available, including night buses.
Tip: Some hotels provide free shuttle service to the subway – check when HopeGoo.
Around Yeonsan Station in Busan's Seomyeon district, top hotel picks include:
- Lotte Hotel Busan (5-star) - 5-min walk with rooftop pool overlooking the city
- Toyoko Inn Busan Seomyeon (budget) - Direct access from subway exit
Transport perks:
- Line 1/2 interchange station: Direct to Haeundae Beach (30min) or Busan Station (15min)
- Walk to Seomyeon Food Alley for local specialties like pork soup rice and Korean fried chicken at night
Discover Busan's culinary gems within 500m of Yeonsan Station:
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Milmyeon Alley (밀면골목):
- Famous for wheat-based cold noodles (Busan specialty)
- Try Ssiat milmyeon with sesame seeds (₩6,000~)
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Yeonsan Agwijjim Street:
- Spicy braised anglerfish (₩15,000/person)
- Open-air stalls with 30+ years history
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Gukje Market Branch (10min walk):
- Busan fishcake hotpot (오뎅전골)
- Dwitjip basement restaurant for local office workers
Pro tip: Most eateries accept T-money card payments
Near Yeonsan Subway Station (Busan's key transit hub), consider these hotels:
- Lotte Hotel Busan: 5-star property with metro access (10-min walk), featuring an infinity pool and Seomyeon nightlife district proximity.
- Toyoko Inn Busan Seomyeon: Budget-friendly option directly connected to Line 1.
Transport Tips: The station intersects Lines 1 & 2, enabling easy access to Haeundae Beach (25 mins) and Gamcheon Culture Village (15 mins by taxi). Late-night buses serve the area for night owls.
Traveler Reviews
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Ara Hotel
Staying at Ara Hotel was a fantastic experience—my room was significantly larger than any I’ve had in Seoul, and the price was much more affordable. What really stood out was the small table with two chairs; it’s such a thoughtful touch for working or enjoying a quiet drink. The only thing to note is that daily housekeeping isn’t included, but it didn’t bother me since I prefer keeping things tidy on my own. The front desk staff were incredibly warm and welcoming—they offered helpful tips about local spots and even recommended great nearby restaurants. The location is perfect: just a short walk to Haeundae Beach, and easily accessible by subway for exploring other parts of Busan. Overall, this hotel offers excellent value for money and a cozy, personalized vibe. I’d definitely book here again if I’m back in Busan.
Ocean 2Heaven Hotel Busan
Staying at Ocean 2Heaven Hotel Busan was an absolute highlight of my trip. The hotel is perfectly located right next to a convenience store, and just a short walk away, you’ll find a lively mix of local shops, street vendors, and bustling markets—perfect for browsing and grabbing a bite. What truly stood out was the stunning night view from the area; the city lights create such a magical atmosphere, especially in the evening. We also dined at a nearby Japanese restaurant, and it was one of the best meals I’ve had in Busan—fresh ingredients, great service, and authentic flavors. The location, vibe, and overall experience made this stay unforgettable. Highly recommend this hotel for travelers who want convenience, charm, and a touch of local flair.
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.
Hotel Cheese
The hotel was clean and well-maintained, with a cozy atmosphere that made the stay truly enjoyable. The location is convenient—just a short walk from the subway station, making it easy to explore popular spots like Haeundae Beach and Nampho-dong. There are plenty of local eateries and convenience stores nearby, which added to the overall comfort. I was especially impressed by how good the value was for the quality. Highly recommend this place if you're visiting Busan—it's definitely a great choice.
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.
Busan Gwangalli 2 Heaven Hotel
The location is absolutely perfect—just a short walk from Gwangalli Beach, with stunning ocean views right from the window. I was truly impressed by how great the value is for such a high-quality experience. The room was cozy and charming, with everything you’d want for a relaxing stay. After a full day of exploring Busan’s vibrant streets, shopping, and seaside adventures, I slept like a baby. The staff were friendly, the amenities were thoughtful, and the overall vibe made it feel like a home away from home. If you’re looking for a convenient, comfortable, and affordable place to stay in Busan, this hotel is an excellent choice. Would definitely come back.
G7 Hotel
I stayed at G7 Hotel for three days during my solo trip to Busan, and honestly, it was one of the best decisions I made. The location couldn’t be better—everything I wanted to explore was just a short walk away, and public transit was super accessible. But what really stood out? The rooms. They’re huge—seriously spacious for the price—and come with a full-sized bathtub. It’s rare to find that kind of comfort at this budget level. The only small downside was a few dusty spots on the walls, but daily housekeeping took care of everything: fresh towels, clean linens, and new bathrobes every day. For three nights, the total cost was less than one night at a major chain hotel—huge savings! I saw some comments about staff not speaking fluent English, but let’s be real—this is South Korea, so Korean is the default language. That said, the team was warm, welcoming, and more than helpful despite the language gap. I got my room key without any hassle and even received extra assistance when needed. If you’re looking for a luxury-level experience with constant English support, go for a branded international chain. But if you want a smart deal, a generous-sized room with a proper bathtub, a central spot, and no wallet pain—this is your perfect pick.
Busan Beomildong Challenge Hotel
The hotel is incredibly convenient with a subway station just a short walk away, and there are plenty of great dining options nearby—perfect for food lovers. The room was spotless, cozy, and warmly heated, making it feel like a true home away from home. I was especially impressed with the strong water pressure in the bathroom, which made showers super enjoyable. The only minor downside is that the elevator is quite small—kind of funny to notice, but honestly, it didn’t cause any inconvenience during our stay. Overall, this place offers amazing value and comfort, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Busan.
Munhyeon Signature Denbasta Hotel
The location is excellent—right outside the station, making it super convenient for travelers arriving by train. However, be sure to double-check your check-in time before arrival. I assumed my check-in was at 5 PM and even called the front desk to confirm, only to be told it was actually 7 PM. That was a bit confusing, especially since different booking platforms listed varying times. The staff did show me the details and explained it afterward, but as a traveler, timing is crucial when planning your trip, so always verify the exact check-in window. The hotel itself is brand new with clean, modern rooms. Room size is adequate, and amenities are up to standard. That said, there’s a noticeable cigarette smell lingering around the bedhead area—likely from previous guests smoking in the room. It’s not ideal, but if you can overlook that, the overall value is solid. Good option for a budget-friendly stay with a central location.
Busan Seomyeon Den Vast Hotel
The check-in staff were incredibly polite and welcoming, making the arrival process smooth and pleasant. The room was cozy, spotlessly clean, and thoughtfully decorated—immediately made me feel at home. Located just a short walk from Seomyeon Station, it's super convenient for exploring downtown Busan. There are plenty of restaurants, street food stalls, and local hotspots nearby, so you can enjoy authentic Korean cuisine without having to travel far. Great value for money, and I’d definitely recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Busan.
2 Heaven Hotel Seomyeon
Walking into this place feels like stepping into a dream that’s been thoughtfully curated. Natural light floods the space, creating a bright and airy atmosphere without feeling harsh. The ceiling’s minimalist lighting design casts a soft, diffused glow that makes the entire room feel serene and inviting. It’s one of those stays where you genuinely don’t want to leave—so peaceful, so well-designed. I’d absolutely come back. Plus, it’s just a short walk from Seomyeon Station, making it super convenient for exploring the city. A perfect blend of comfort, style, and quiet luxury.
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