Bar İçeren Busan Otelleri

"Выбор при бронировании определил местоположение отеля, в шаговой доступности ~ 3-4 минут от станции Dadaepo Harbor. В отеле ведутся ремонтные работы, об этом узнала по прибытии. Ремонтные работы начинались очень рано 7-8 часов утра, мешали хорошо утром поспать. Стандартный номер средний, для 2 человек - нормально, душ хороший."

"I had a wonderful stay at La Valse Hotel. The service was warm, attentive, and consistently helpful from the moment I arrived. The room was clean, modern, and offered a beautiful view, making it a perfect place to relax after exploring Busan. The location was convenient, with easy access to the bridge, cafés, and nearby attractions. Housekeeping did an excellent job each day, and the front desk staff were always friendly and accommodating. Overall, I’m extremely happy with my stay and would definitely choose La Valse again. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Busan."

"I am very happy with my stay here. I loved having a bathtub to relax in and it was very convenient having a fridge to store drinks and snacks in. I liked the decor and was happy with the amount of space and storage space. The view was also wonderful. The location is good because you're in walking distance from the beach, restaurants, cafés and the Sky Train which is a major tourist attraction in Busan. I marked them down for location however because it is a 10 minute walk to the nearest bus stop and a 20 minute walk to the nearest subway station, so it might not be convenient for some people who can't walk far but may want to visit other places in Busan."

"Classically decorated Korean hotel. Very different feel than most modern hotels with architecture and design features that harken back to the Joseon period. Friendly staff and breakfast was nice."

"The Nampo Hound Hotel is a decent 3 star hotel with kind service at a decent price. The bathroom was on the 4 star side, with a nice rain shower and separate bath. The bed was comfortable to me, an American traveler. Being that I visited in winter, and have yet to go to a hotel in Asia where you can change the temperature, I liked the ability to open a window for fresh air and a break from constant heat. The housekeeper was quite nice, and gave me water, as I opted not to have my room cleaned during my three days there. If you are a light sleeper that goes to bed early, I did have a little trouble on my second night, but it was the last night of a holiday weekend. Mnet helped to drown it out. They do have Netflix, Disney+ and something else if you have your login…and can read Korean. There are amazing restaurants and shops, centrally located near BIFF square and Jagalchi market. Convenient to get to Gamcheon via short bus ride. I took both the subway and bus with luggage with no trouble (use Naver maps), other than overpacking. There are elevators for the subway, so that was the method I liked better for going to and from Busan Station. I didn’t eat the breakfast. Toiletries were decent quality, as was the hairdryer. My view of Busan Tower was decent. What I didn’t like: the room a little dusty, but only noticeable due to the sunlight, the slippers (for the bedroom and bathroom) aren’t disposable and there aren’t any USB outlets, which can be difficult depending on your converter situation. Oh! And the sink is quite big, so makeup application or needing to view your skin closely isn’t the easiest. I would recommend to friends."

"Otelin konumu çok iyi. Çevrede yemek ya da alışveriş yapmak için yerler var. Metro istasyonuna biraz uzak şehre gitmek için biz daha çok taksi kullandık. Nostaljik tren istasyonuna çok yakın (Blueline). Odamız manzarası ile çok güzeldi. Havuz açık ve manzarası güzel ama havuz başında bizimle ilgilenen bir çalışan yoktu. Çalışanlar yardımsever fakat oda temizliği konusunda biraz daha titiz olmalarını beklerdim. Havlu ya da sarf malzemelerinin değişimi konusunda daha dikkatli olmalarını isterdim. Her seferinde odaya koymadıkları ürünleri aşağı inerek resepsiyondan kendim almak zorunda kaldım. / The location of the hotel is very good. There are places to eat or shop in the neighbourhood. It is a bit far from the metro station, we mostly used taxis to go to the city. Very close to the nostalgic railway station (Blueline). Our room was very nice with its view. The pool is open and the view is nice, but there was no employee who took care of us by the pool. The employees are helpful but I would expect them to be a little more meticulous about room cleaning. I would like them to be more careful about changing towels or consumables. Each time I had to go downstairs to get the products that they did not put in the room from the reception myself."

"In terms of value for money, the hotel is decent. The interior is pleasant and modern; it seems new, but it is no longer perfectly clean. In my room, for example, the toilet seat cover was taped with duct tape, there were splashes on the walls in some places, and stains on the ceiling. However, the rooms are cleaned well, towels are changed every day, and if you ask not to be disturbed, they leave everything you need in a basket outside your room. The hotel is very conveniently located for a short visit to Busan (up to 3-4 days), close to the train station and between the main attractions (it takes about the same amount of time to get to each direction). The trains were not audible in the room, and overall the hotel is quite quiet. I had a spacious room where I could open my suitcase normally, but there was still not enough storage space (at least more hangers for clothes are needed). There are also no cutlery in the room, which is a minus. There is a clothes styler - something like a steaming closet, which turned out to be convenient, as I didn't need an iron. The pool area is relaxing, you can take beautiful photos, and the water is warm. I didn't like the breakfasts. On weekdays, they are served à la carte, the selection is modest, and the coffee is not tasty. There are many coffee shops and cafes around the hotel, so it's better to go there. I was very surprised that upon check-in, they asked for a deposit of 100,000 won (or a card). In 10 years of active travel, I have never encountered this anywhere in hotels especially without notification."