Hotels in Saha-gu, Busan

The single room was a bit too small for two adults, which made it uncomfortable (though that's on us for being on a tight budget, my husband kept complaining, haha). The air conditioner made a strange noise at night, which was a little startling. The bedding and sheets looked clean overall, but upon closer inspection, I found black marks that seemed to have white cover-up smeared over them (not sure what it was). Thanks to the front desk for giving us a relatively high floor. Other than that, everything was fine. Breakfast was decent, and the breakfast room had a great view. The washing and drying machines were a bit expensive to use (3000+4000), especially compared to hotels in Haeundae where it's only 2000+2000.

The location is near to my itinerary..the room is clean and complete facilities..Good service.

The reception of this large hotel is a small ”ticket counter” at the entrance from the parking lot, meaning it's almost impossible to find as a pedestrian! It appears to be an upscale night hotel with two price categories for one or two people, all paid in cash at the small customer service counter. Check-in starts at 7 p.m.! Check-out is by 11 a.m. at the latest. Tickets can be deposited anonymously in a locker in the elevator. Amenities: king-size bed, large refrigerator, large TV screen, large bathtub, preferably for two people, intimate items for women, condoms for men, dark curtains with a double set. Affordable luxury for more discerning tastes. Via Trip.com, only a price category for two people is available, which caused problems at check-in, as payment was already made online and not in cash! (Apparently a staffing issue)!

It's a love hotel, with all that entails—the interiors and all the service are designed for a short-term stay with a woman. The hotel is located in an area separated from Biff Square by a mountain, through which only cars can pass through a tunnel, and the city center is accessible by metro. You can't reach the city center on foot.

I chose this hotel because of its location and price, assuming I would be taking a taxi to the airport. Although it's far from the main tourist attractions, the shopping mall was convenient for dining and souvenir shopping. The room was clean and comfortable, which I think would be acceptable for most Japanese people. Check-in was also smooth.

The hotel was located a bit far from many tourist attractions. However, it was in a quiet and peaceful area, close to Dadaepo Beach, which is ideal for those who prefer less crowded locations. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful; they recommended excellent restaurants and popular places to visit. Overall, my stay and experience at the hotel were delightful.

The Denbastar Hotel offered excellent value for money. While it felt more like a motel than a hotel, the interior was very clean and boasted hotel-like quality. The rooms were cozy and well-equipped with everything I needed, making for a comfortable stay. I was very satisfied with the excellent service, which was commensurate with the price. If you're looking for a budget-friendly place to stay, this is a highly recommended place!

I was looking for a hotel in Busan Con in BTS when the price was soaring, so I think the price is like this. the location is like a downtown area. The slope was steep and a little hard in front of the hotel at the end.

I used it because I had a business trip to Busan, but it was quiet and there were many restaurants around. I'll use it next time.

The hotel is in a quiet part of the city, near the waterfront and about 20 minutes from Songdo beach. There’s also a beautiful beach park less than 2 Kilometres away. The service was good but the hotel was undergoing renovations during our stay. The interior is a bit cramped and dark but the rooms themselves aren’t terrible.