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7-8 Jungang-daero 214beon-gil, Dong-gu, Busan, South Korea
Excellent location! Just a short walk from Busan Station and close to all means of public transport. There are two convenient stores located on the Ground Floor and even a Starbucks. Check in was done at 3/F lobby, smooth without problems. They can also store your suitcases. Room was spacious and well maintained, bathroom was equipped with shampoo, conditioner and body wash, yet the water pressure could be stronger. Opted for the sea view rooms but didn’t find the view very impressive, maybe because we were located on 12/F, thus the view wasn’t a WOW. Bins and towels replaced every day and they provide you with 2 extra bottles of water daily. Overall, good value for money, superb location and I will highly consider this hotel again if I visit Busan.
Perfect base to explore Busan! Best location, right next to Busan Station (take exit 5). Central location to visiting the major sites: Songdo cable car and Gamcheon Village to the west; Jagalchi, BIFF, Gukje Market and Yongdusan tower a few stops away by subway; and Haeundae Beach, Blue Line Park and the seaside temple of Haedong Yonggungsa to the east. Amazing soup at Milyang Pork Rice Soup (open 24 hours in case you’re jet lagged) and Chinatown are just a few blocks away. Super friendly staff who helped me map out the city each morning. Bright and modern rooms. Lovely breakfast buffet at the top of building, with panoramic view of Busan Harbor as well as the hills on the other side. Highly recommend!
Right next to Busan Train station, subway and buses. Very convenient. Room was clean and bed comfortable. For breakfast korean food open at 8am, McDonald, coffee all within 2 minutes walk.
Hotel Asti is a super comfortable and conveniently located hotel right next to Busan Station, making it ideal for getting around the city. The rooms are spacious and well-equipped, and the hotel offers great facilities including a top-floor restaurant and bar with stunning panoramic views across the city and harbour. That said, I was genuinely surprised by how many lights were left glowing in the room overnight. What’s the point of having decent blackout curtains if the light switches glow bright white (when turned off), the air-conditioning panel shines constantly, and there’s an inexplicable light behind the TV that can’t be turned off? It made the room much brighter than it should have been at night and definitely made it harder to get to sleep.









