We came in winter, so having heated flooring and really hot water with good pressure from the shower is a god-send. We loved the smart TV which allowed us to cast and watch shows on streaming services.

We love the place, below are suggestions for "good to haves" as added value to the guests: LIVING ROOM: - We could do with more chairs/ single sofas. - Have more hangers or hooks for our winter coats. - Be nice to have some cushions too. KITCHEN: - Good to provide plates that are microwave-friendly since there is a microwave. ENTRANCE AREA: - Will be nice to have a shoe rack - Hang full-length mirror as there are none in the apartment ROOM: - Provide an iron & ironing board

Wonderful apartment in the downtown Busan area. I loved the bathroom because it was all-included shower, toilet, and sink like a regular Korean apartment. The bed was huge enough that when all of my tours were cancelled, this room was my sanctuary. I loved the modern features. One of my favorite parts about the room was the small balcony. I was lucky to be there during a small heat wave and it was the best area to enjoy a little salted bread and matcha latte. I spent most of my time shopping in the area because the hotel is so central. It's a calm and large space overall.

Nothing. I really liked the hotel, I think it was moderately priced and in a central area where I could walk around at night with no issues. I felt very safe and they always had someone at the front desk for any help. I was really impressed with the space.

This hotel is located in a bustling area of Busan, with easy access to the subway. While the surrounding area is essentially a red-light district and the streets may not always be the cleanest, our stay was perfect, and we enjoyed every minute of it. It's evident that everything is thoughtfully arranged, and the staff genuinely care about the details. We’ve stayed at more expensive and higher-rated hotels before, but we’ve never felt as at home or well taken care of as we did here. The room is small but cleverly designed, with a place for everything, and the housekeeping staff made sure to leave toiletries at our door when we had the “Do Not Disturb” sign up. It was such a comfortable stay, and the location was walking distance to numerous restaurants, with an amazing coffee shop nearby called Ten Percent Coffee. A big thank you to everyone at this hotel for making it a perfect home away from home for us. One minor inconvenience to note: if you’re tight on time when checking out, avoid doing it too close to the check-out time, as the lift is small and gets crowded with guests trying to leave. When you get downstairs, there’s usually a line of people wanting to store their luggage, which can delay the check-out process.

The surrounding area

The location was good, a couple of minutes to somyeon station so pretty easy to get around Busan. The room itself was very clean and the decor minimalist but very good. It definitely exceeded my expectations of a 2 star hotel. The hotel provided some small toiletries which was a nice surprise as most other hotels were charging extra for a toothbrush and Toothpaste. There was a small fridge in the room which was very convenient and the towels and slippers were changed daily even though I was only there for two nights. The shower pressure was great and even without a shower curtain the bathroom did not get super wet and slippery as described by the other comments. The room was quite large as well.

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The room was bjg compared to other hotels we have stayed in South Korea. Front desk was friendly. It was a simple but comfortable hotel. The Seomyeon train station was just a short walk away. Also near lots of restaurants and shopping.

Compared to other reviews about the bathroom, it is set up Korean/Japanese style. So if you shower the water takes up the majority of the room. However, they provide slippers. Didn’t really bother us.

First rate staff. Ms Kim and Ms Yang went out of their way to help me with such care and kindness. The room was big, superbly clean, with plenty of hot water and the WiFi worked really well. Towels and bottles of water were replenished everyday by the excellent cleaning staff. With a very comfortable bed and finally, a hotel with decent pillows! The area is wonderful. Lots of life, colour and atmosphere. And with plenty of options to eat. Busan is a wonderful city and staying at the Hotel Kyungsung just made it that much more special. I cannot recommend this place highly enough :)

I could not find any fault at all with this hotel.

The staff was very welcoming and helpful, we got there earlier than expected and were able to drop bags off and explore a bit before checking in. Bags were waiting in our room when we came back. Room and bathroom were both comfortable and spacious. We enjoyed exploring streets around hotel and the subway is close enough that it was easy to get out and explore beaches and other parts of city.

Very clean and comfortable. The hotel is located at the interconnection of multiple metro lines and buses. We took a taxi from there to Gimhae International Airport, there are also buses that go straight to the airport. The roof top view was incredible. Overall we enjoyed our stay in this hotel with our 3 children.

It was the first hotel in our trip in Korea (15 days) where the staff was a bit impersonal. And there was no real common place to eat outside food: there was no micro wave nor cutlery. The coffee was cold, and no staff to explain how to heat it.

The place was simple, but clean. Good location with lots of restaurants and gigantic food market. The place was wedged in between busy metropolitan area with a lot of high-rise buildings and department stores nearby, but despite this the place was very modernised, quiet, and private, there are plenty of restaurants nearby And street food stalls. Even though there is no laundry facility, there is a nice Coin Laundry very close. Right next to the train station, so very easy and central location to most other parts of Busan.

Using the heater/air-conditioner, was a bit tricky, maybe we just didn’t know how to operate it. But I’m sure if you asked the stuff they were more than happy to help.

We booked three rooms for 7 family members spanning three generations. The family room with the double bunk beds had a huge living space which worked really well as a meeting place for our family. It comes with a large private deck which was a real bonus. The other two bedrooms were functional but nothing to rave about.

The beds were really really hard. This was a problem for us softy Kiwi's everywhere we stayed in South Korea. The kitchen was decorative and not functional for cooking. It didn't even have a toaster.