Hotel Aventree Busan

I stayed at the Aventree Hotel Busan for two nights, and overall I had a very positive experience. One of the strengths is definitely the room, spacious and comfortable, with a nice view of the Diamond Tower. The beds were very comfortable, while the pillows did not meet the rest of the comfort offered. The bathroom, although clean and functional, shows some signs of wear and would need modernization. I really appreciated the ability to take free coffee or tea in the breakfast area throughout the day, a small detail that makes a difference. Another pleasant surprise was the presence of massage chairs, available for only 2000 won, perfect for relaxing after a day spent exploring the city. The location of the hotel is excellent: in the morning, the neighborhood is quiet and peaceful, characterized mainly by stalls and small shops in a traditional market style (still closed when I went out). At the same time, it is just a short walk from the center and the lively BIFF Square, which comes alive in the evening with many food stalls. The staff is always kind and helpful. Communication in English was not always very easy, but they did their best to help.

Good , simple and clean hotel in the heart of Busan. The staff is attentive, friendly and helpful. As a hotel guest you can work out in the fitness center in the same building. This is excellently equipped. I would definitely recommend this place

Three star hotel with excellent location within walking distance to Lotte Dept. Store observation Deck; Jagalchi Fish Market; trendy BIFF Square and Gwangbokdong Food street in Nampo. Despite the bustle of shops and people around, it’s very quiet. In fact, it’s hard to find as it’s tucked inside a building and the signage isn’t great. Our taxi driver gave up after circling the block and deposited us in the hotel’s basement parking lot. We then made our way up to the hotel. Confusingly, “Lobby”, means first floor entrance/exit, whereas the hotel Lobby is in fact on the 6th floor. Even after knowing where the hotel is, we had trouble locating it. Basically, opposite the Baskin Robbin on Gwangbokdong-ro (pick up/drop off point for Ubers coming/going from the hotel), go up the small side street where there is a post office on your left. Towards the top of that street on your right, you should see signs for the Aventree Hotel. But they have no arrows showing the way. So instead follow the signs for the Cosmetic Shop, “Glow Shop”. They are in the same building. The elevator will be on your left. I’ve attached a photo of the sign and the street map from the Korean Naver Map App (which you will need to navigate as Google Maps doesn’t work in Korea). Rooms are small and basic but modern. The WIFI isn’t the best but it’s acceptable. There is only one bedside light and like in many hotels it’s not designed for reading but to add to the decor. There is also only one bedside table. Queen bed is comfortable. The rooms are of acceptable cleanliness, but they could do with removing bits of mold and calcium build up at the top edges of the bathroom sinks, and wiping away toothpaste splatters on the glass sliding door. Every day the housekeeper dutifully replaced our complimentary bottles of water in the fridge. A real treat are the laundry facilities on the 8th floor. You buy liquid detergent soap in the vending machine at reception for Won 500. No coins are necessary to operate the two washing machines and one dryer. But note that the “standard” wash lasts 2 hours and 8 minutes plus an extra 5 minutes for the machine to unlock. It’s therefore kinder to fellow guests to use the speedy wash which only takes 15 minutes. Laundry closes at 10 PM to reduce noise for nearby rooms. I wish more hotels provided laundry facilities. Staff are helpful and most speak decent English and Japanese.