Busan is one of the major tourist destinations in Korea. The second largest city after Seoul is always occupied by foreign tourists and businessmen. Busan was the host city for the 2005 APEC, and has internationally accredited convention centers, museums, aquarium, and other cultural facilities fascinating tourists every year. Beaches in Busan are one of its major attractions like the Haeundae Beach and Gwangalli Beach. Busan is also hosts the Busan International Film Festival, Asia’s largest film festival. Busan’s Nampodong district and Jagalchi Festival endow with fun and excitement for visitors all year round. Accommodation in Busan is available in plenty that is comfortable and has various other facilities and in different locations.
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Accommodation in Busan offers different rates depending on the hotel grade, room/bed layout etc.|
In general there are two basic room types;
- Those with beds and
- The Korean traditional rooms called Ondol. Those rooms are without beds.
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Please note that some hotels do not have the facility of single bed rooms.
There is no special tax for foreign visitors.
Room rates are excluding meals.
Many accommodations in Busan provde other facilities such as conference rooms, banquet halls, restaurants & bars, duty free; health clubs and some provide duty free shopping also.
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All accommodation in Busan is easily accessible from the airport and other tourist attractions by public transportation.
Reservations:
Reservations for accommodation in Busan should be made at least a week in advance. During the peak season reservations should be made at least one month in advance.
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