Busan Tourist Hotel

This time I stayed for the hotel assigned on the cheap tour. From Busan Airport, it takes about an hour to reach the hotel by connecting trains to Busanjin Station. It is about a 5-minute walk from Busanjin Station. Taxis cost about 35,000 ₩. The building is old because it has been renovated, but the room is beautiful. They also clean it every day and refill the fridge with a bottle of water each day. Referring to word of mouth, I also brought a towel just in case, but my family didn't mind (laughs), so I didn't use the towel I brought. I was worried about the drainage, but I was careful not to flush it in the shower facing the wall because there are no shower curtains, but I wonder if the floor does not get soggy at all and varies from room to room even if I unplug the hot water from the hot spring. I thought so. The water pressure is weak, as word of mouth suggests. Amenities do not include a toothbrush. I purchased body soap on site because soap bubbles are also bad. Shampoo and conditioner are made from the products brought from Japan. There are small 7-Elevens and supermarkets in the back street of the hotel. There was a coffee shop on the 1st floor of the hotel with orange juice, cake and snacks. It was open from 9:00 to 22:00. The front desk staff told me that taxis are more advantageous for Koreans with more than four people, so I mostly took a taxi to get there. For your information, this is the approximate cost of a taxi (sorry I forgot the exact amount) 28,000₩ (including high-speed charges)　 15,000 ₩ The 8,000 ₩　 The 16,000 ₩ (It's crowded during the morning commute, so it's about 1000 ₩ higher, but I'll take a detour. It is a little expensive because the driver told me that.) Haedong Yonggungsa: 15,000 ₩ (including high-speed charges) If you are travelling with four people to the airport, you will need to use two or reserve a larger car in advance, as there are suitcases in the sink taxi. As a side note, if you are going to visit the tourist sites of Busan, we recommend a local tour that will help you travel efficiently.

Deception about the merchandise. You are accommodated in the old part of the hotel, which is 50 years old. In this part there is no room for suitcases or people. Facilities and equipment are also 50 years old. At the same time we fool you with the pictures of the small renovated part, the only one having 3 stars.

It was the first trip in a long time for my family of three. As per your review, the location is good, with Lotte Mart, Chagarchi Market and a convenience store nearby. The room was large and the suitcases were spread out. It looks a bit old, but it's clean, the front desk is kind, and I can speak Japanese. At night, I asked for chicken. They were very kind to me.