Historic Hotels & Resorts in Busan from NZ$201

"We stayed in the hanok just to have a different experience which was great. The rooms were small as all hanoks are but sleeping on the thin mattress was not all that uncomfortable. Our hanok had three double rooms sharing one toilet and shower. The host speaks good Chinese and was always onsite to help us. Bread, jam and eggs were provided daily for breakfast."

"More usb plug in required."

"Clean"

"Property too old no to refurbishment. "

"Metro guide is Yeonsan Station Exit 17. This is a love motel. Best thing about this is its cheap. Don't expect much, room is not spacious however it's OK if you're up to 1 or 2 nights of stay. Not suitable for family."

"We came across a few hotels with dodgy looking fronts and weird rubber curtain strips. Unsure whether dodgy hotel but its v spacious and near the subway station which was useful. Amenities were good, staff somehow knew when we left room in the evening and actually cleaned up. Good value for the size and location if u can disregard the slightly dodgy first impressions."

"Google gives me the results of "Inca Motel" at Haeundae when I searched for "Inka motel". And so we proceeded to Hauendae to be told that Inka Motel is located at Busanjin-gu. Staff was really nice to write down the Korean address for us so that we could take a taxi. We took the subway to the nearest station at Seomyeon. However, no taxi would take us at all despite many available taxis. We were tired and impatient as it's going to be midnight soon so we decided to take the bus and walk as shown...

"It worked well for us! The location is sufficient, easy to get to and fro. The best part was the service of the staff in helping us around the city. If you’re on a budget and don’t care about how fancy your stay is and will be spending your time exploring, this place is sufficient."