Top Motel

The hotel is clean, near the train station for convenient travel, the room is small but very neat.

I was woken up at night by a delivery by mistake and woke up while I was sleeping on a pad ordered in another room, so I woke up twice in one day;;;

Accommodation period: April 2024Reservation grade: Standard doubleAssigned room: 5F*Since I spend about 150 nights a year both in Japan and overseas, this is mostly a memo for myself. The main things to focus on are bathing, gym, and laundry. I don't really care about cleanliness.■OverviewIt's a cheap motel so you can't expect much. For example, if you depart from Busan Station early in the morning or arrive at Busan Station late at night, this hotel is fine, but if you have nothing to do at Busan Station, you don't need to stay here. I appreciate that there is a bathtub, but the bed is hard (as is the case with most motels in Korea), so I didn't get a good night's sleep, and there was no coin laundry, so I personally only stayed one night.■LocationIt is in a great location, 3 minutes walk from underground exit 2 from Busan subway station, and a few minutes walk from the above ground exit of KORAIL Busan station. There is a downtown area across the road from Busan Station, which is easily accessible, and there are many restaurants around the hotel. Convenience store GS25 is close by. I don't have any particular complaints, but I would say it's a bit far from Busan's typical downtown areas, Seomyeon and Nampo-dong, and you need to take the subway, and access from the airport is fine if you take a bus or taxi, but if you go by subway... Slightly inconvenient as I had to transfer twice. It's a good location if you have something to do at Busan Station, but if you're going for sightseeing, it might be better to go to Seomyeon. It is more convenient to use the bus to get to Haeundae and Gangangri.■Indoor-WidthIf you are using it alone, you will be satisfied with the spaciousness.-sceneryThe window is above my bed, but I can only see the wall of the building next door. There are some gaps, so some sunlight can get in...-WifiAround a few Mb/s, it is virtually unusable.-bathtubLarger(I am 175cm and can almost stretch my legs)-Hot water temperatureNo problem, piping hot water comes out.-Power of hot waterIt comes out well-Bed hardnesstick-tock-refrigeratorA small, 1.5 liter plastic bottle can barely fit in.-Security boxnone-OutletIt's next to the desk. Although there is no outlet next to the bed, there is an outlet for the air conditioner above the bed.-hangertwo-balconynone-tv setYes, no Japanese broadcast-dryercan be-toothbrushnone-Noise (adjacent room, outdoor)I can't hear any sounds from the next room, and there's no particular noise from outside.■Gymnone■LaundryNo coin laundry facilities■CleaningThey won't do anything even if you stay for several nights (maybe they will do it if you ask...)■MealsNot provided■StaffThere is nothing particularly acceptable or unacceptable. However, the old man at the front desk is quite sloppy in his response. Well, it's a motel, so don't expect much.■Others・The bed is not set up like a normal hotel, just a comforter-like thing folded on top of the bed.・There was toothpaste provided, but honestly I didn't want to use it...・It was hot in the room, so I tried to turn on the air conditioner, but it wouldn't turn on, so I asked the front desk and was told that it would be okay if I opened the window.I think they only allow the air conditioner to be used in midsummer or midwinter.・For money exchange, "MoneyBox" located on the opposite side of the road from Busan Station is the closest. Please note that there is a break time.

Bad places, maybe ok for one night but I do not recommend this stay for more. The walls are ultra thin so you'll hear everything from the other rooms.