The view from hotel is just breathtaking, the room was big with shower and a bathtub. It was super clean, on the first floor there is a 7eleven so if you would feel hungry there is always food there. The station is 2-3 minutes by food next to the hotel.

Consider the fact that hotel is not in central area which means you will have to go by train or by taxi. I had issues with uber driver which was not able to find the hotel. Though if time is really important for you I would say skip it, you have to wait in the station for around 20 min for the right train to go to hotel, it's a bit time consuming.

I liked that the hotel room was immaculately clean upon arrival. The beds were comfortable. The curtains were remote controlled. The toilet had automatic flush and a bidet. The soap, shampoo/conditioner, and body wash dispensers were all automatic. There is a 24-hour convenience store on the ground floor of the hotel with a self check-out register. There is a small fitness center that is free to use on the 5th floor.

The wi-fi was terrible on my laptop. I couldn't get a stable connection. It was fine on my phone, however.

- Really nice room. Spacious, had a small seating area, electric curtains that opened when you entered the room - Absolutely beautiful bathroom. Big bathtub, separate walk-in shower, and toilet in it’s own little cubicle. Also had a smart mirror with bluetooth speaker and clock. Would love to have a bathroom like this in my own house - Train station very nearby - Mini 7-Eleven store inside the main hotel reception - Cool view over the river from my window

- Location isn’t great if you’re in Busan to sightsee. Most touristy things are a minimum of 45minutes from the hotel, if not longer, and there’s not a huge amount to do in Gupo itself - Not a problem for me, but things like toothpaste/toothbrush are NOT provided in the rooms (available for purchase in the 7-Eleven down at reception though) - Not sure who’s they were, or why they were there, but a couple of times when I got back to the hotel in the evening, there were a few vans parked right outside the entrance, which barely left any room to actually enter the hotel - TV was very difficult to use if you don’t speak Korean. One remote controlled the TV and the box, but seemed like it didn’t work very well with either, and was not very intuitive to use

If you can get a capsuel room for under $25 usd it is an amazing place to stay. The capsuel is more than your standard small sized capsuel and the very very clean showers and two hot baths are a great way to relax after a long day of walking. To get to the main attractions you will need to get the express train $2 takes 10 minutes runs every half hour ish or a bus that costs about the same and leaves from right out the front of hotel but take over an hour. Highly reccomend for those looking for something clean and cheap but with their own private space.

Absolutely amazing hotel. From the staff to the room and the view! JUST WOW. Literally between 2 train stations and a bus stop out the front. There is even a 7-11 on the ground floor. Breakfast buffet was pretty decent too. Splash out on a river corner suite you wont be disappointed.! Across the river from the airport.

The immediate location that the hotel is in was very quiet and not much around . But neighbouring areas one bus stop ride away it was bustling. It was at least 1/2 hr train ride away from any tourist attractions so be aware

The service is amazing. The staff was so helpful (the general manager helped us getting a taxi). I highly recommend it. The beds were so confortable and the facilities amazing.

When I opened the room door, immediately the curtains rolled open to reveal a beautiful river scene at the windows. The toilets were all auto flush and everything was super high tech. The check in was very easy too. We were too early bbut were allowed to put our luggages at the luggage room till the actual check in time. The beds were very comfortable, showers were great with bath tub.

I could not operate the TV. After calling housekeeping, some guy came up and used his remote to start the tv, unfortunately he didnt teach me how to use the remote control so after he left, I wanted to change channel and I was stuck again. So i never got to watch the tv.

Our room was very exciting to enter - the curtains opened automatically when we opened the door so that was new. It's very high tech with fancy functions on the mirror that we didn't use but it was nice to see. The view from the room was nice, lots of buildings...that's really the only description I have. It's close enough to the Subway station and there are some restaurants close by.

The full-length mirror was in the shower, which is not the most convenient location when you want to see your outfit or something. Also, we weren't provided with wash cloths or sponges to shower with.

I recently stayed at this brand new hotel in Busan and had a great experience. The location is really convenient, as it's right opposite the Gupo station. The room was nicely designed with a modern, minimalistic style, and it had a big window with a great view of the mountains and river. The black-out curtains made for a great night's sleep, and I appreciated that there was an option to pay for the breakfast buffet, which had both western and Korean food options.

One downside is that the hotel is quite far from the city center, which can take around 45-50 minutes to get to by bus. However, I found the area around the hotel to be quite nice, with shops and restaurants within a 10-15 minute walk. Additionally, while the room itself was great, there was no hook or hanger to hang towels, which was a bit inconvenient. Finally, while there was a coin washing machine and dryer available on the second floor, they were a bit dusty and could have been cleaned more regularly.

This was recommended to me on tiktok and it looked amazing in photos. It matched my expectations minus the light situation.

Due to the bathroom light being motion sensored, every single move I made however small it was would cause the bathroom lights to turn on. We also had an issue with the position of the sensor for the "smart box" that was attached to the back of the TV. Which is understandable but also is a hassle to try and change the channel/volume from the bed.