BON Hotel

They offer free breakfast Tuesday through Sunday: boiled eggs, toast, cup noodles, and cereal.

There's a refrigerator in the room, and the lobby on the first floor has a microwave and coffee machine. The entryway also has separate shoe storage, and the staff are friendly. It's close to the MRT station, with Guipo Market, convenience stores, and grocery stores nearby. The bathroom has no separate shower area, and the toilet and plumbing tend to clog. Breakfast on the second floor is pretty basic. The wardrobe hangers are old and worn, with a sticky feel from oxidation. There are no coffee packets, and after several days, paper cups aren't replenished, so you have to reuse them.

We were in Busan for a wedding and booked this place for relatives coming from Seoul. It was good value, and even with a short stay we had time to see the nearby market and other sights. The staff made getting around easy and were really helpful. We liked the room and the area enough that we'd stay here again.

The breakfast was basic, but the auntie serving it was very kind, and there’s a market nearby that’s nice to visit. The room situation, though, was a mess. What I booked wasn’t what I got, and there was no computer. The first room they gave me was worse and didn’t even have an electronic wardrobe. After I complained, they said it hadn’t been made up yet and handed me a key to another room. I couldn’t tell whether they were serious. During my four nights, the room was cleaned only once. It wasn’t done the first time, on Sunday, and I didn’t bother asking the next two times. I had to go downstairs every day for towels and water, and I don’t get why a triple room came with only two sets of amenities. Early check-in costs an extra NT$50,000. If daily cleaning matters to you, think twice about staying here.