Maximum Hotel

The location is in an adult-oriented area, with pubs, karaoke, and nightlife around it. It doesn’t feel like a kid-friendly neighborhood.

Texas Street, next to Chinatown, has restaurants and a fast food place around this hotel, and the train station is close by. The building and rooms are spacious and clean, and they provide drinks and water for guests. Prices are still affordable. The staff aren’t very fluent in English, but we managed without much trouble. I’d recommend it.

The staff were friendly and cheerful, and the hotel is an easy walk from Busan station, handy after a long trip. Being near the station and bus stops also made getting around simple. It’s in the foreigners’ area by Chinatown, with plenty of restaurants, souvenir shops, and other services nearby. It should work well for couples, families, or business trips. Breakfast was simple, and didn’t include the ham and sausage shown in the advertisement. An extra shelf by the washbasin for toiletries would’ve made things just about perfect.

The breakfast was very good, and the bathroom was spotless. Service was excellent and the Wi-Fi worked well. The room felt extra warm, though, and was a little small for two.