스테이부산길

This was my first time traveling to Korea alone, and I was initially worried because there weren't many reviews on Google.

But after staying here for four nights, it was definitely a 5-star guesthouse for independent travelers. The single room wasn't cramped at all, and it had a small refrigerator (both freezer and refrigerator compartments).

They provided shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel, but those with long hair should bring their own hairdryer.

This time, I stayed on the third floor, and there was no elevator. Every day after shopping, I had to carry my purchases upstairs.

A simple breakfast was served starting at 7:30 am (coffee, milk, juice, toast, cream, jam, ham, and cheese).

I would definitely stay here again! 😍😍

I made a last-minute decision to travel solo in Busan, and while looking for a hotel, I came across this highly-rated guesthouse, which was also the first one I'd ever seen before. I rarely stay in guesthouses. I've been to Busan 13 times, and the K and Brososis guesthouses recommended by bloggers are both in Nampo. I stayed at each once and found them both terrible and expensive. Seeing that Seohee Busan-gil was about a 10-minute walk from Exit 9 of Seomyeon Station, I booked it. It was exactly as pictured—extremely clean! The refrigerator wasn't one of those tiny ones; it actually had separate refrigeration and freezing compartments. They also provided large bath towels, not just regular towels.

There was also a free washing machine and dryer. Even though I don't understand Korean, the owner helped me operate them—thank you so much!

The owner was incredibly friendly and quite handsome. When I left to stay in Haeundae, the owner let me store my luggage for free—so incredibly kind!

Breakfast included toast, jam, milk, cereal, ham, cheese, orange juice, coffee, and homemade lemon curd made by the owner's mother, which could be used to make lemonade or instant noodles. The dining area was beautiful and open 24 hours a day (breakfast from 7:30 AM to 9:30 AM). The dining area (community hall) always played pleasant music, was spacious and not crowded, and even had restrooms, making it a very relaxing place!

I have wonderful memories here and will definitely come back again. It's also very close to Busan Market, and there's an e-mart 24 nearby! I hope to see the handsome owner again next time! This was the first time I've stayed in such a nice guesthouse.

It was clean.
The shower room was also clean.
Breakfast was available even early in the morning.
There was toast, instant noodles, chocolate pies, etc.

I was glad they lent me fluffy bath towels and face towels (*'▽'*)

There are convenience stores and restaurants nearby, which is convenient.
I think it's a pretty good hostel in Seomyeon.

The overall atmosphere of the guesthouse was wonderful. From the decor to the amenities in the room, such as the refrigerator and cabinets, you could tell the owner put a lot of effort into its management. The room was filled with a pleasant fragrance from the moment I checked in, even the bath towels and hand towels smelled wonderful – I've almost never encountered a guesthouse with such a lovely scent!

The common area in the basement was also a great place to sit, chat, and enjoy some takeaway food. Breakfast was simple but filling, and they even had local instant noodles.

During my four-day stay, only one morning the construction noise slightly affected my sleep. Overall, it was a very comfortable experience, and I would definitely want to stay here again!

Very comfortable stay, stayed in a private room for 2, with a queen sized bed. Bathroom was spacious, just remember that since it’s all in one, if using the shower and bathroom afterwards, everything is wet. I opened the window to vent out the steam. Loved that they had hooks and hanger near the entry to the room. Luggage storage was convenient with locks you can attach to the bag. The host was super responsive through the app we used to book. I couldn’t make any calls so I had to use the booking app to send a message and he came to the front desk within minutes. He is so friendly, and provided clear instructions. There is not elevator but since we carried backpacks we had no issues. The breakfast area downstairs is comfortable, enough seating. Breakfast starts at 7:30am. Area is quiet and rooms have good sound proofing as I couldn’t hear any noise from nearby rooms. Took a taxi to the hostel which was about. 16min ride, about cost about $11usd one way. We didn’t take the metro at all into seomyeon area but it’s an easy 20min walk straight into a very lively area. The taxi did drop off us off and pick up down the street since it’s a tight one way and a major road. They also have free laundry and detergent, 2 large machines. The room was very clean, no issues at all, great stay!