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Where to stay in Chinatown

Find the best Chinatown areas and neighborhoods for the activities you enjoy most.

Haeundae

Known across the country for its spacious and beautiful beach, this part of Busan also has numerous exciting cultural attractions.

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Seomyeon

Consider a visit to Lotte Department Store Busan Main Branch and take some time to enjoy the abundant dining options during your time in Seomyeon. If you want to see more of the city, jump on the metro at Buam Station or Gaya Station.

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Nampo-dong

Shopping and seafood restaurants are highlights of Nampo-dong. Make a stop by Nampodong Street or Jagalchi Fish Market while you're visiting, and jump aboard the metro at Jangalchi Station to get around town.

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Busanjin

For shopping in Busan, this part of the city is superb. You’ll find traditional markets and high-end shops along with food and entertainment.

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Yeongdo

You'll enjoy the restaurants and museums in Yeongdo. You might want to make time for a stop at Taejongdae Park or Huinnyeoul Culture Village.

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Top Chinatown Hotel Reviews

Paradise Hotel Busan

10/10 Excellent

"Great hotel, great beach view, great restaurants"

Signiel Busan

10/10 Excellent

"Amazing experience here at Signiel Busan. From check in to check out, the staff was continuously professional, well-mannered, and very helpful. The hotel itself was beautiful, well-kept, and very clean. I thoroughly enjoyed all the complimentary offerings of this hotel, such as the pool, gym, and the exclusive Salon de Signiel lounge. Very satisfied with the level of service everywhere and fully what I expect from a five star hotel. Highly recommend, and I will most definitely stay at Signiel again when I go back to Busan."

NewCZ Haeundae Residence

6/10 Okay

"Pretty difficult to check in. There’s no front reception (it’s on the 3rd floor). The staff were not very friendly. A resident of the apartment block helped us more than the staff. Also absolutely everything is chargeable including the swimming pool! It was very expensive to use the pool and you couldn’t come in and out. You also had to pay to use the gym, any towels. There’s no basic amenities like other Korean hotels. They also fine you for your rubbish and binning it but there were no English translations to know this. The location is good and the apartment was nice but there are lots of hidden charges"

Lavalse Hotel

4/10 Poor

"Stunning views, frustrating execution — read before you book breakfast The hotel is located on the port side of the city, but don't let that put you off — the bridge crossing takes under 10 minutes and getting to the other side is completely hassle-free. The rooms have genuinely breathtaking views, and on paper they're worth every penny. The problem? The windows are so dirty you can barely see through them. A real shame. The layout is also oddly designed — the sink is in the bedroom while the toilet and shower share a single space, meaning anyone who steps out of the shower will inevitably get the floor soaking wet. If you're sharing a room, good luck getting to the toilet dry. Pillows are a tragedy, neck felt as broken after a night. Beds are comfy. Breakfast is best avoided as an add-on. The selection is poor, the single coffee machine creates constant queues, and the crowd far outnumbers the food available. Worth noting: a number of the glowing reviews about breakfast appear to be incentivised — the hotel reportedly offers a free drink in exchange for a positive review. Make of that what you will. Service was friendly and smiley throughout. We didn't interact extensively with staff, but when we asked for a safe, they provided one at no charge. The spa requires an extra fee even for guests. The gym is free but underwhelming — there's a much better facility nearby for around ₩10,000. The rooftop bar has a canteen-like atmosphere that doesn't quite match the setting."

Haeundae Seacloud Hotel Residence

6/10 Okay

"I was surprised at the old and run down condition of this hotel. Very different than the pictures shown. Maybe it looked like that when it was brand new, but it looked like a 2 star motel in Canadian standard. It was in the cheaper range but too old. It is like a condo with certain units being run by hotel. Pro: Very close to the street food market and across the street from the beach, ac works fine, large fridge and freezer. Con: Very old building, the inside looks like a DIY handy man special that did the reno. Wall paper are peeling, water stains on the walls, ceiling wall paper peeling, white tape every where on the ceiling to cover up old ceiling, don't bother washing your clothes in the washer as there is no dryer. Had to buy a bag of laundry detergent from a store. Clothes comes out damp as you would expect. We had to lay our clothes out on the table to dry in the sun for 2 days, very moldy washer door gasket. And the elevator situation is weird. Take first elevator to 4th floor then transfer to a second set of elevator to keep going up to the hotel suits. There are two hotels running the individual units in the building. This one is Sea cloud, and the other one is Sun cloud. Our unit is next to another unit run by Sun cloud. There is a stove top, but no cooking wares or any utensils what so ever. What kind of kitchentte does not have anything to use. No one is going to buy pots, pans, utensils, oil, dish soap, scrubber for a week of stay. Avoid this hotel."

Frequently asked questions

What is Chinatown like?

Chinatown is a neighborhood that travelers like for its bars, shopping, and restaurants.

What's a favorite hotel to stay in Chinatown?

Based on Expedia customer reviews, Brown Dot Busan Station Sky Garden is the highest ranked property in Chinatown. This hotel offers a full-service spa and a restaurant. Other favorite options in the area include Busan Suk Bak Dot Com Guest House - Hostel and The Way Hotel.

How many hotels will I find in Chinatown?

Expedia has 8 Chinatown hotels and other accommodations, and one might make a good home base for venturing out into the greater Busan area.

If I need to cancel my hotel reservation in Chinatown, will I receive a refund?

Yes, the majority of hotel bookings are fully refundable provided that you cancel prior to the hotel's cancellation deadline, which is often 24 or 48 hours before the scheduled arrival. If you have a non-refundable reservation, you might still have the option to cancel and be given a refund within 24 hours of your booking. Enter dates in and click on "Search", then you can filter by "fully refundable" to view the best options available in Chinatown.

What is there to do around this Busan neighborhood?

Nampodong Street and Lotte Department Store Busan Main Branch are some favorite places to visit in the area around Chinatown. When you're sightseeing in Busan, Choryang Ibagu-gil Road and Sanghaemun are also worth a stop.

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Brown Dot Busan Station Sky Garden

The Way Hotel

Hotel 26

Busan Suk Bak Dot Com Guest House - Hostel

Air Sky Hotel

Ananti At Busan Village

Wyndham Grand Busan Ijin

Hyatt Place Busan Yeonsan

Grand Josun Busan

Signiel Busan

Park Hyatt Busan

Lotte Hotel Busan

Shilla Stay Seobusan

Paradise Hotel Busan

The Marine View Hotel

Ananti at Busan Cove

Hotel Laon

Hound Hotel Busan Station

Fairfield by Marriott Busan Songdo Beach

Isquare Hotel

Where to stay in Chinatown

Haeundae

Seomyeon

Nampo-dong

Busanjin

Yeongdo

Top Chinatown Hotel Reviews

Paradise Hotel Busan

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