Busanjin Brown-dot hotel

It’s a budget-friendly option not too far from Busan Station, and the rooms look like the photos. They’re a decent size for the price, especially the spacious bathroom, and the water pressure was good enough for a refreshing shower. There are restaurants nearby, and the subway station is close, so it’s easy to leave your luggage and get around. This seems geared toward short stays or overnight visits, so you might not get services like breakfast. I didn’t see any hair or insects, though the room felt a little humid, possibly because of the weather during my visit. There’s parking for about 10 cars, but the spaces are narrow, making it hard to get in and out even when parked carefully.

After taking care of some local errands, I lay down for a nap and slept soundly. It was so quiet that I hadn’t slept that well in a while. The hotel is in a great spot, with the subway station just two minutes away and Busan Station only two stops from there.

The staff are nice, and the rooms are kept very clean. There aren't many places to stay by Busanjin Station, so this hotel is a good option. Just keep in mind that a standard room costs 45,000 won when I stayed, and booking directly can be pricier. Yanolja was about 5,000 won less, so paying at the hotel may cost more. It's a chain hotel.

The room was clean, but the emergency escape rope beside the window was arranged like a pillar, which made the space feel really stuffy. There were other little inconveniences too, like finding the shampoo at the sink instead of inside the shower.