Toyoko Inn Busan Station No.1

The location is excellent, right next to Busan Station. The room with a sea view was really nice. Breakfast was good enough to fill your stomach.

The lobby is a bit small, so not much space to wait.

Nice stable hotel with breakfasts, two steps to railstation and seaport. Small room but its contains everything required (good layout) - place for work, for luggage(I fit a bicycle in room), for sleep, for shower.

The rooms were just right with desk being a nice touch. Breakfast was lovely with local options and very good choice. The location was also excellent and they provide beauty products for your stay which was such a lovely touch.

Elevators are very bad if you're on higher floors as they stop on most floors so getting to and from breakfast can take a bit of time.

I stayed at Toyoko Inn Busan Station No.1 during my South Korea trip. The best part of this hotel is the location — it is very close to Busan Station, so traveling around the city is very easy. Rooms were clean, organized, and the hotel area felt safe and peaceful. The staff was polite and helpful, and there was no major language problem. One thing Indian travelers should know is that even if you pay around $100 USD per night, this is not a luxury-style hotel. It is more of a self-service business hotel, so you need to manage many things by yourself. The breakfast is mainly Korean and Japanese style. If you are not comfortable with Korean food or expect a continental breakfast, you may need to consider this before booking. Overall, it is a good and affordable hotel for tourists who want convenience, clean rooms, and easy transportation access. Convenience stores nearby are also very useful.

What I didn’t like much was that the room size was quite small, especially for travelers carrying large luggage. Also, since it is a self-service style hotel, there is less personal service compared to other hotels in the same price range. The breakfast options are limited for international travelers, particularly for Indians who may not be comfortable with Korean or Japanese-style breakfast every day.