Busan, Korea’s coastal metropolis, is one of the country’s two major cities. Busan, while not as busy as colorful as Seoul, is a lively and interesting city. Many visitors visit Busan in search of the pure air of the sea wind and distinctive locations to play. In addition, Busan hosts an annual international film festival, which draws both local and foreign tourists. If you get the opportunity to visit Busan this autumn, you should not miss out on these fascinating events. But where can you stay on a budget in Busan? It is also essential to select a comfortable and reasonably priced lodging. A list of the top ten best hotels in Busan, as well as affordable hotels and hostels, is provided below to provide you additional alternatives for this trip. Now, to find out the answer, let’s look at our suggested 10 inexpensive accommodations in Busan, including Busan cheap hotels (cheap hostels in Busan), cheap Busan hotels (cheap hotels in Busan South Korea), and the cheapest hotel in Busan Korea.

 

 

 

It doesn’t matter where you stay in Busan; it’s vital to take advantage of time and book a hotel room at least 1-2 months in advance to get a decent pricing and a central location. No matter where you stay in Busan, hotel rooms fill up quickly, but I’m sure no one wants to stay in an uncomfortable room, do they? I look for affordable accommodations that are nonetheless of high quality, attractive, and comfy. When planning a vacation to Busan, try to go with a group of four people to share the lodging fee for a lower price; of course, going alone is also OK, LOL.

 

 

MAMA Guesthouse Haeundae

The hotel is near the Haeundae market and is approximately a 10-minute walk from the nearest metro station. For guests who wish to have a snack at the hotel before heading out, they provide a simple breakfast such as eggs and coffee. A mid-range hotel that provides such a service is okay in my opinion, not too fussy but essential.

 

Visitors choose MAMA Guesthouse Haeundae because of the outstanding room service and hygiene, which provide a nice sensation. There are 15 rooms in all, with room types ranging from Standard Twin to Standard Double, Triple, and Family Room. If you are traveling with more than four people, you should definitely request the Family Room, which has both bunk beds and ordinary beds.

Room rates: From $17.61 / night
Check in time: 3:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Time to check out: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Address: 40, Jungdong 1-ro, Haeundae-gu, 48095 Busan, South Korea
Public transportation: Haeundae Subway Station and Jung-dong Subway Station

Canvas Hostel

Canvas Hotel features a very simple and modern style. To generate eye-catching contrast, white and black tones are enhanced. I’m sure you’ll take a lot of beautiful virtual living photographs while you’re here. Aside from the café, the hotel offers a little yard on the side and on the balcony, which is ideal for people who wish to relax at the hotel before venturing out.

Canvas Hotel is a great position to greet the fresh sea breeze because it is close to the beach; people frequently stay here because of this. The hotel recommends two types of accommodations for guests vacationing with family and friends: standard and luxury. If you are traveling in a large party or want to experience the atmosphere of the dorminity room, rent the 8-bed dorm room type. If you want more assistance, the hotel’s friendly and English-speaking staff will be happy to assist you.

 

Room rates: From $20.84 / night
Check in time: 3:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Check out time: 7:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Address: 14 Haeundaehaebyeon-ro 197beon-gi, U-dong, Haeundae, Busan, South Korea
Phone: +82 51-746-2183
Public transportation: Dongbaek Subway Station and Haeundae Subway Station

Mini Hotel May Nampo

Mini Hotel May Nampo is a tiny hotel located near the famous Jagalchi fish market in Busan. It is only a 10-15 minute walk from the fish market from Mini Hotel May Nampo. Did you know that there are numerous traditional delicacies available in Jagalchi fish market, such as tteokbokki, fish cake, and hot chili sauce fish? If you get the chance to stay in Mini Hotel May Nampo, please do so. You may also go to Yongdusan Park and the Gamcheon Cultural Village.

Although it is merely a tiny hotel with 23 rooms, the Mini Hotel May Nampo also boasts Deluxe rooms with a spectacular sea view. When compared to the prices of comparable hotels, I believe it is “softer.” Standard and Economy room categories are ideal for individuals looking to save money while still receiving high-quality service. The hotel has earned many positive evaluations on internet travel booking platforms, which you may refer to and make a reservation for your party.

Price: From $22.31 / night
Check in time: 5:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Time to check out: 12:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Address: 13F, 4, Gudeok-ro 34beon-gil, Jung-gu, Jung-gu, 48954 Busan, South Korea
Public transport: Nampo subway station and Jagalchi subway station

The Last Hotel

The Last Hotel is rated as providing comfort and convenience to visitors. Hotel has a simple but unique design, you will be impressed by the windows that are designed protruding outward. This design reminds me of the alternating houses in Paris. The rooms are decorated with 2 main tones: gray and wooden brown color, which make you feel cozy like at home. The hotel’s lobby area has a microwave and self-catering cafe, very convenient.

 

The Deluxe and Standard rooms will satisfy the demands of parties of 2-4 persons. I propose that families book the Family room instead of the Deluxe Twin room type. The room is large and pleasant, and it offers the same amount of living space as a private apartment. Eat properly, enjoy fun, and get plenty of rest.

 

Price: From $30.10 / night
Check in time: 4:00 PM
Time to check out: 12:00 PM
Address: 5-7, Gwangbok-ro 85beon-gil, Jung-gu, Jung-gu, 48952 Busan, South Korea
Public transportation: Nampo Subway Station and Jungang Subway Station

 

Busan Station Dino Hotel

Busan Station Dino Hotel is perfectly placed for travelers, approximately 90 meters from Busan Subway Station. The carefully designed rooms, which include mild gray tones and black patterns, provide a sense of security. The entire bathroom’s glass doors are a feature of the Busan Station Dino’s decorating design.