Hyoi Stay Busan Songdo

We stayed as three people including a second child. It has a Songdo cable car view and is right in front of the beach, with supermarkets, Daiso, and many restaurants nearby so it is convenient. There is a large refrigerator, a washing machine, and a kitchen so it is perfect for families. The room with a bathtub also had a nice bathtub window view and an L-shaped corner view, so it offers better value than a hotel. Haeundae and Gwangalli take about an hour, so I recommend it to people who are returning to Busan rather than first-time visitors.

It was Friday and the price was reasonable, and it is right in front of the beach. After a short walk there are many spots with sea views, which was great. Above all, the hotel's view is truly incredible. When I book lodging I put a lot of emphasis on an open view, and this was amazing. 👍🏻🫰🏻😍

A place I always stop by when I travel to Busan on business!!!

I had a good rest. The bedding was clean and the view was nice.

Two of us stayed in the 37th floor Premier Suite. Overall the facilities were nice and the cleanliness was good. Being on the 37th floor, the view was so great that no further comment is needed.

I checked in and admired the view outside the window 😍 This is the kind of place I want to come to alone next time to quietly relax and recharge 👍

I really love it~ The room is spacious and the view is great~ The beach is nearby, so its nice for a walk. Highly recommend!!

I booked a nice room because I wanted to travel with a good mood, but the customer service was really poor. First, they had been told the car is low and cannot enter the parking tower, but the parking attendant kept insisting I force it in until it was about to get scraped. Only then did they finally give me a spot. That annoyed me from the start, but I stayed calm because I came in a good mood. During my 2-night stay, they came to check the boiler one day. They entered while knowing I was a guest, even though I don’t live here. Of course the hotel never informed me about it beforehand, ha. I was told in advance that consecutive-night stays were not allowed, and they also reminded me on the day. Despite checking in that day, they mixed it up and thought my check-in was tomorrow... well, mistakes happen, I guess. Because consecutive nights weren’t allowed, I had to change rooms the next day. When moving rooms the next day, the door code was wrong and they left me waiting in front of the door for an hour. Isn’t that a bit much? They made everyone wait and then blamed it on too many calls and said they were late. On the day of checkout, I was changing clothes when a cleaner suddenly entered after punching the code and opened the door. I really never want to go back. A man started assisting me, then a woman took over—are those two communicating with each other? I couldn’t understand who was sending texts or what they were saying at all.

Its clean and warm, which I like.

When I visit Busan, this is definitely the place to stay. Clean, inexpensive, and with a great view.