프라임관광호텔

This is a cost-effective hotel. I like that the bathroom is clean. The bedding is also quite expensive. …

Used by his. It's natural since it's cheap, but you can't expect much. Buses pass in front of the house, so it's noisy until midnight. Please be prepared for those who choose to stay because of the low price.I'm very happy that there is a water server.

It's an old business hotel, but good value for money.It looks like only the bathroom was recently remodeled.I wish they just replaced the curtains.It feels very old and the curtains make the room look old-fashioned.I wasn't expecting anything like this and was able to rest well for a day at a low price.

The hotel is very clean, just like the photos. Even the toilets are surprisingly clean and new. There is also a bathtub that is great for soaking in, which helps relieve fatigue after walking all day. …

The location and price were reasonable and good, but the service and cleanliness could be improved. …

The location is very convenient, less than 10 minutes walk from the subway station and 2 minutes walk from the bus stop. It was great that there were many restaurants within a 10 minute walk. The rooms are just like any other business hotel. However, there are almost no amenities, so it's better to bring your own toothbrush, pajamas, etc. Other than that, I didn't have any complaints; they kept enough drinking water in the refrigerator for each person every day, and there was a water dispenser in the lobby. The coffee shop next door seems to offer discounts for hotel guests, but it's a little inconvenient because it opens late.

After reading various reviews, I was a little worried, but in the end it turned out to be a very good hotel. |The room was a twin room, but it was spacious and spacious. …

I travel to Busan every year, and this time I was heading towards Jagalchi Yeongdo Gukje Market~~ and a good hotel caught my eye. …

Stayed here on a Hankyu Transportation tour.The reviews on other sites weren't very good, so I was nervous when I stayed there, but in the end it wasn't that bad.The front desk can speak Japanese, and the response is mediocre.Beds will be made and towels changed every day if you leave a request tag on the doorknob.The only amenities you need are a comb, shower cap, shampoo, conditioner, and body soap, and you need to bring your own toothbrush and pajamas. There is a mini fridge. (When I stayed there, they provided water bottles for each person per night.)There were slippers provided, but if you are concerned about the texture, it might be better to bring your own slippers.I stayed there in late November, and the room was quite dry, and when I woke up in the morning, I had a dry throat, so I think it would be a good idea for people staying during the dry season to have a portable humidifier kit.In the bathroom, there is no curtain between the bathtub and toilet, so as others have said, there is a risk of the floor getting soaked with water, but if you point the shower head toward the wall and wash your body and head, it won't be that bad. Will it not scatter?From Busanjin subway station, it's about a 7-8 minute walk if you're carrying a suitcase.If you can use a navigation app in Korea, I think it would be much easier on your stamina to travel by bus, as the bus stop is right in front of the hotel. (There are many route buses going to Seomyeon and Nampo-dong)Buses sometimes stop at traffic lights, so it takes a little longer than the subway, but considering the walk to the subway station, ticket gates, etc., it feels like a quick trip.There is a coffee shop on the first floor, and I regret that I bought it at the regular price without knowing that there was a discount for guests😅There is a convenience store (7-Eleven) and a supermarket (Homeplus) within a 5-8 minute walk. If you walk a little further, there is also Daiso.As a side note, there is a puffer fish restaurant near Homeplus called ``웅복'' Eunbok that is delicious and highly recommended. The blowfish sashimi was by reservation only, so I wasn't able to eat it on the same day, but I was very impressed by how delicious the blowfish tempura was.We also ordered the pufferfish hotpot, but it was so voluminous that we, as big eaters, ate it with a sigh of relief, so in the end we made the right choice to have it a la carte instead of having a course meal that required reservations.By the way, I checked out of the hotel early in the morning and took a taxi to Gimhae Airport, which cost about 18,000w. for your information.

The price is good and it's good for one night stay.