Le Idea Hotel Busan Station

I'm an American and this is my first time in South Korea and this was 1 of 3 hotels I stayed at during my time. The following was my experience and observation. Pros: Very close to the Busan train station (5min walk), clean, quiet, relatively big room for the price you pay, large bathroom with separate areas, bedside lighting controls, mini fridge, safe, personal computer and TV (both we did not try), multiple universal charging stations for your phone or batteries. Cons: No hot water in bathroom sink, jacuzzi is small and jets did not work, nor is the jacuzzi large enough to fit more than 1 adult with their legs crossed, if arriving late hard to contact front desk but someone is watching the lobby through surveillance somewhere so you just got to wait. Lobby is through the garage area which was completely dark when we arrived for check-in so it was a bit sketchy. Weird/different: When entering your room you must put your keycard in a slot that then activates your electricity in your room (lights, tv, heat/ac etc). In this particular hotel your room number outside is lit up Red or Green Green means empty or the room keycard is not in. Red means the keycard is in and it's occupied. So it's kind of odd that anyone can know if you are in your room or not. The keycard is a normal thing in all 3 hotels I stayed at. Overall our stay here was pleasant once you got used to the features and amenities. Lots of convenience and food nearby!

Things I liked: 1) The location; close to Busan Station, therefore accessible to other parts of the city and transit lines. Things I did not like: 1) The bathroom light stayed on all the time except for the last day. I'm lucky that I brought an eye mask, otherwise I would not have been able to sleep during the night. 2) Cleanliness - there was a big spider web on the ceiling above the TV; dust and dead mosquitoes on the window sill; stains on many of the walls throughout the main room and bathroom; and a white pair of what appeared to be men's underwear underneath the sink cabinet. 3) One hour before check-out time, the electricity to our room was disabled; we could not turn on any lights, use any phone chargers, or even use the toilet. It felt as if the hotel wanted us to leave. 4) When I called the front desk for additional towels (after our room had been cleaned, but they had forgotten to leave replacement towels), the worker asked if I could leave my room and retrieve the towels which were placed inside the elevator sent from the ground floor. I might as well have gone down to the front desk to begin with. 5) Only for the first day; when turning the water to "hot", water would only come out of half the showerhead. 6) Mosquitoes. 7) Small black flakes fell onto my bed every time I turned on the air conditioning. I thought this was supposed to be a hotel, a good idea, but I guess my expectations were too high. If you value cleanliness, Le IDEA is not a good idea.

エントランスから想定するに明らかにラブホをリノベしたホテルです笑 エレベーター降りても部屋に入るまで電気がついてなくて怖かったのですが、お部屋はリノベされていたのでとってもキレイで快適ですし、特に窓を開けると釜山港がみえて、夜の夜景も朝の景色がとても楽しめるので満足しました。 駅から近くて値段的もとても大満足ですが、線路沿いで夜は人通りも少なく女子１人にはあまりおすすめしません。

湯船の蓋のサイズが異なり、お湯がためられなかった。 もともと充電器が付いてたけど全く反応しなくて充電ができなかった。Cタイプを差してもダメだった。 受付の女性は良かった。

部屋は広くてとても良かったですが、タオルはバスタオルは無くて浴用タオルが一人２枚で、洗面所にはゴミ箱が無くて、浴槽は大きかったですが使いにくかったです。フロントは午後４時から２時までしかいませんでした。用が有る人は電話を知る様に電話番号が有りましたが私たちはesimを入れていましたが電話は使えません。チョット不便を感じました。

Ideal in Nähe von Bahnhof. Modernes Zimmer, verscheidenes aber defekt oder kompliziert zu bedienen. Sprudelbad, lief Wasser am Boden aus, defekt. sonst alles super

初日人数分のタオル、マグカップが無いのでフロントに取りに行く。 2日目バスローブが無いのでフロントに行くと「ここに無いので探して届ける」と。そして届いたバスローブには紐が無い。 最高に笑ったのは、バスタブには栓が無く1000₩で貸し出すとのこと。 ホテルの設備説明に書いてたのかもしれませんが、とにかく驚きの連続で逆に笑えました。 ちなみにホテルの正面口は駐車場の中にあり道路からは見えません。 釜山駅と飲食店に近い所を望んでいたので、それは達成できました！

Conveniently close to the station, pretty safe spot. Arrived early and was able to leave our luggage with the front desk till check in time. Room was spacious. The only thing that bothered us was how they did not offer regular size shower towels but only 4 hand towels and 2 bathrobes for us two guests. When I had called to ask for bath towels they said they did not have any. We would hear occasional loud banging from either upstairs or beside us at night. I agree with the other reviews about the bed being hard, but it was not a problem for me as I am used to sleeping on hard surface. I will also say that they try to conserve as much energy so the hallway lights are usually off and will turn on with motion sensors (my partner who’s afraid of the dark was pretty freaked out). I also don’t like how the room numbers will blink green when you leave the room specifying that you’re not in the room at the moment. Otherwise, for a short stay and for the price, it was not bad.

This place is weird. Hotel owner must’ve installed every power saving option he could, only one elevator in use, looks like he’s either covered over the other elevator to save power or just hasn’t bothered with repairing it. The hallway to your hotel is always dark, need to walk past the sensors to turn them. There’s two doors to enter your hotel room with no hole through the door to see on the other side. You need to go down to reception to either turn on the heater or aircon, you can’t control it from your room. You will definitely hear your neighbours doing their… business… bed felt like a brick and you weirdly only got three pillows. Bathroom was pretty big, nice sized jacuzzi and Japanese toilet. Though towels and bed sheets are changed irregularly. Towels were more hand towels then towels. The whole hotel experience overall felt strange, surprised their isn’t more reviews on it.

I had a pretty bad experience here... 1) Previous guests\' hair everywhere on the bed sheets. I got new ones, but found as much hair. 2) Unbearable odor all over the bathroom. 3) Previous guests\' "love gel" package left at the bathtub. 4) No hot water available on the second night. 5) The mattress was pretty hard.

전반적으로 괜찮았지만 청소 상태가 다소 아쉬웠습니다. 샤워실은 배수도 잘 안되네요

Things I liked: 1) The location; close to Busan Station, therefore accessible to other parts of the city and transit lines. Things I did not like: 1) The bathroom light stayed on all the time except for the last day. I'm lucky that I brought an eye mask, otherwise I would not have been able to sleep during the night. 2) Cleanliness - there was a big spider web on the ceiling above the TV; dust and dead mosquitoes on the window sill; stains on many of the walls throughout the main room and bathroom; and a white pair of what appeared to be men's underwear underneath the sink cabinet. 3) One hour before check-out time, the electricity to our room was disabled; we could not turn on any lights, use any phone chargers, or even use the toilet. It felt as if the hotel wanted us to leave. 4) When I called the front desk for additional towels (after our room had been cleaned, but they had forgotten to leave replacement towels), the worker asked if I could leave my room and retrieve the towels which were placed inside the elevator sent from the ground floor. I might as well have gone down to the front desk to begin with. 5) Only for the first day; when turning the water to "hot", water would only come out of half the showerhead. 6) Mosquitoes. 7) Small black flakes fell onto my bed every time I turned on the air conditioning. I thought this was supposed to be a hotel, a good idea, but I guess my expectations were too high. If you value cleanliness, Le IDEA is not a good idea.

The hotel is relatively difficult to walk to as there is limited pedestrian walking areas. There are many hotels along the block but you will be walking alongside cars to get to any of these hotels. Receptionist spoke English and check-in was quick. However the initial room assigned had dirty sheets due to a dusty air conditioning unit above the bed. An alternative room was requested and provided for. The second room also had a dirty air conditioning unit however this one did not have falling debris. Bathroom appeared clean however there is a distinct sewage smell however that may be due to location. Both rooms had dead bugs everywhere and bug spray was provided in both rooms. A computer and TV was available to use however I did not try so cannot confirm if they are functional. There were no accessible power outlets anywhere.

- Lack of amenities (large towels for the amount of adults we paid for) - was told air conditioner was broken, but when I requested to be compensated for inconvenience it was turned on - cleanliness a 5/10 - lack of outlets to charge electronics

The hotel is located near Busan Station but the area is quite sketchy. If you are going to check in early there is no one in the front desk, or no one that can speak or understand English. The room was quite big but the towels were small and dingy. There’s not hand soap so you use the body was as your hand soap. The fridge was dirty and looks like it has never been cleaned. You really get what you pay for. I do not recommend this hotel.

Property walls are stained with dead mosquitos and some cracks in the walls. Other than that everything was good !

Estaba sucio, viejo, mal mantenido, el baño olía a pis, daba asco. La bañera y el grifo del lavabo estaban oxidados y viejos, los otros huéspedes estuvieron de fiesta toda la noche y no nos dejaron dormir. Estaba cerca de la estación de Busan, pero el barrio era portuario, sucio, viejo y sin ningún atractivo La peor experiencia que he tenido en hoteles. .

장점: 방 구조 좋음. 뷰 좋음 단점: 하우스클리닝 없음, 수건도 입실했을때 방에 4장이 있었지 별도 보충 없었음 상기 항목 입실 시 별도 안내 없었음 물 온도는 유지 잘되는데 꼭대기층이라 그런가 수압이 아쉬웠음 충전기는 있긴 한데 따로 챙겨가는걸 추천 가장 가관인건 욕조 내벽인데, 물 채우니 떠다니는 부유물이 많아서 바로 물 뺌

Lage sehr gut Umgebung sehr gut Leider Klimaanlage komplet verschimmelt, geht gar nicht! Ausstattung ansonsten sehr gut, Blick aus dem Fenster toll. Keine Toilette vor Check-In, nach Check-Out - schlecht

I had a pretty bad experience here... 1) Previous guests\' hair everywhere on the bed sheets. I got new ones, but found as much hair. 2) Unbearable odor all over the bathroom. 3) Previous guests\' "love gel" package left at the bathtub. 4) No hot water available on the second night. 5) The mattress was pretty hard.

방은크고 맘에 들어요 침대도 퀸2개 예약했는데 싱글2개와 더블1개방으로 변경해주셔서 넘 편하게 잤어요. 조금 아쉬웠다면 환기와 방이 조금 습했다는거...그것말고는 최고 였어요!

Chambre propre et spacieuse, vue sur l'océan et le pont.. Commerce et solution de restauration à proximité. Proche de la gare et métro de Busan Station. Par contre, les serviettes vraiment trop petite, ils faut vraiment qu'ils en donnent des plus grandes pour s'essuyer. Vraiment bon rapport qualité/prix pour cette chambre, je recommande sans hésiter

Property is about a 5 minutes walk from Busan Train Station. It is also within walking distance from buses and subway, shopping and restaurants. Lobby is very small and entrance to hotel is thru a indoor parking garage. Rooms were bigger and nicer than expected. One of the two rooms had mosquitoes and we found two can of bug spray in the room.

룸이 넓고 항만 풍경 및 일출 풍경이 아름다움

I'm an American and this is my first time in South Korea and this was 1 of 3 hotels I stayed at during my time. The following was my experience and observation. Pros: Very close to the Busan train station (5min walk), clean, quiet, relatively big room for the price you pay, large bathroom with separate areas, bedside lighting controls, mini fridge, safe, personal computer and TV (both we did not try), multiple universal charging stations for your phone or batteries. Cons: No hot water in bathroom sink, jacuzzi is small and jets did not work, nor is the jacuzzi large enough to fit more than 1 adult with their legs crossed, if arriving late hard to contact front desk but someone is watching the lobby through surveillance somewhere so you just got to wait. Lobby is through the garage area which was completely dark when we arrived for check-in so it was a bit sketchy. Weird/different: When entering your room you must put your keycard in a slot that then activates your electricity in your room (lights, tv, heat/ac etc). In this particular hotel your room number outside is lit up Red or Green Green means empty or the room keycard is not in. Red means the keycard is in and it's occupied. So it's kind of odd that anyone can know if you are in your room or not. The keycard is a normal thing in all 3 hotels I stayed at. Overall our stay here was pleasant once you got used to the features and amenities. Lots of convenience and food nearby!

充電器が置いてあってよかった

Things I liked: 1) The location; close to Busan Station, therefore accessible to other parts of the city and transit lines. Things I did not like: 1) The bathroom light stayed on all the time except for the last day. I'm lucky that I brought an eye mask, otherwise I would not have been able to sleep during the night. 2) Cleanliness - there was a big spider web on the ceiling above the TV; dust and dead mosquitoes on the window sill; stains on many of the walls throughout the main room and bathroom; and a white pair of what appeared to be men's underwear underneath the sink cabinet. 3) One hour before check-out time, the electricity to our room was disabled; we could not turn on any lights, use any phone chargers, or even use the toilet. It felt as if the hotel wanted us to leave. 4) When I called the front desk for additional towels (after our room had been cleaned, but they had forgotten to leave replacement towels), the worker asked if I could leave my room and retrieve the towels which were placed inside the elevator sent from the ground floor. I might as well have gone down to the front desk to begin with. 5) Only for the first day; when turning the water to "hot", water would only come out of half the showerhead. 6) Mosquitoes. 7) Small black flakes fell onto my bed every time I turned on the air conditioning. I thought this was supposed to be a hotel, a good idea, but I guess my expectations were too high. If you value cleanliness, Le IDEA is not a good idea.

エントランスから想定するに明らかにラブホをリノベしたホテルです笑 エレベーター降りても部屋に入るまで電気がついてなくて怖かったのですが、お部屋はリノベされていたのでとってもキレイで快適ですし、特に窓を開けると釜山港がみえて、夜の夜景も朝の景色がとても楽しめるので満足しました。 駅から近くて値段的もとても大満足ですが、線路沿いで夜は人通りも少なく女子１人にはあまりおすすめしません。

Room is big and walkable from Busan station. Sea view.

Conveniently close to the station, pretty safe spot. Arrived early and was able to leave our luggage with the front desk till check in time. Room was spacious. The only thing that bothered us was how they did not offer regular size shower towels but only 4 hand towels and 2 bathrobes for us two guests. When I had called to ask for bath towels they said they did not have any. We would hear occasional loud banging from either upstairs or beside us at night. I agree with the other reviews about the bed being hard, but it was not a problem for me as I am used to sleeping on hard surface. I will also say that they try to conserve as much energy so the hallway lights are usually off and will turn on with motion sensors (my partner who’s afraid of the dark was pretty freaked out). I also don’t like how the room numbers will blink green when you leave the room specifying that you’re not in the room at the moment. Otherwise, for a short stay and for the price, it was not bad.

I loved the Friendliness of the staff and there was a Gaming Computer in the room which was nice to play League of Legends in the comfort of my room

I'm an American and this is my first time in South Korea and this was 1 of 3 hotels I stayed at during my time. The following was my experience and observation. Pros: Very close to the Busan train station (5min walk), clean, quiet, relatively big room for the price you pay, large bathroom with separate areas, bedside lighting controls, mini fridge, safe, personal computer and TV (both we did not try), multiple universal charging stations for your phone or batteries. Cons: No hot water in bathroom sink, jacuzzi is small and jets did not work, nor is the jacuzzi large enough to fit more than 1 adult with their legs crossed, if arriving late hard to contact front desk but someone is watching the lobby through surveillance somewhere so you just got to wait. Lobby is through the garage area which was completely dark when we arrived for check-in so it was a bit sketchy. Weird/different: When entering your room you must put your keycard in a slot that then activates your electricity in your room (lights, tv, heat/ac etc). In this particular hotel your room number outside is lit up Red or Green Green means empty or the room keycard is not in. Red means the keycard is in and it's occupied. So it's kind of odd that anyone can know if you are in your room or not. The keycard is a normal thing in all 3 hotels I stayed at. Overall our stay here was pleasant once you got used to the features and amenities. Lots of convenience and food nearby!

Things I liked: 1) The location; close to Busan Station, therefore accessible to other parts of the city and transit lines. Things I did not like: 1) The bathroom light stayed on all the time except for the last day. I'm lucky that I brought an eye mask, otherwise I would not have been able to sleep during the night. 2) Cleanliness - there was a big spider web on the ceiling above the TV; dust and dead mosquitoes on the window sill; stains on many of the walls throughout the main room and bathroom; and a white pair of what appeared to be men's underwear underneath the sink cabinet. 3) One hour before check-out time, the electricity to our room was disabled; we could not turn on any lights, use any phone chargers, or even use the toilet. It felt as if the hotel wanted us to leave. 4) When I called the front desk for additional towels (after our room had been cleaned, but they had forgotten to leave replacement towels), the worker asked if I could leave my room and retrieve the towels which were placed inside the elevator sent from the ground floor. I might as well have gone down to the front desk to begin with. 5) Only for the first day; when turning the water to "hot", water would only come out of half the showerhead. 6) Mosquitoes. 7) Small black flakes fell onto my bed every time I turned on the air conditioning. I thought this was supposed to be a hotel, a good idea, but I guess my expectations were too high. If you value cleanliness, Le IDEA is not a good idea.

9時まではチェクアウトの時にスタッフがいないので困る

The hotel is relatively difficult to walk to as there is limited pedestrian walking areas. There are many hotels along the block but you will be walking alongside cars to get to any of these hotels. Receptionist spoke English and check-in was quick. However the initial room assigned had dirty sheets due to a dusty air conditioning unit above the bed. An alternative room was requested and provided for. The second room also had a dirty air conditioning unit however this one did not have falling debris. Bathroom appeared clean however there is a distinct sewage smell however that may be due to location. Both rooms had dead bugs everywhere and bug spray was provided in both rooms. A computer and TV was available to use however I did not try so cannot confirm if they are functional. There were no accessible power outlets anywhere.

部屋は広くてとても良かったですが、タオルはバスタオルは無くて浴用タオルが一人２枚で、洗面所にはゴミ箱が無くて、浴槽は大きかったですが使いにくかったです。フロントは午後４時から２時までしかいませんでした。用が有る人は電話を知る様に電話番号が有りましたが私たちはesimを入れていましたが電話は使えません。チョット不便を感じました。

- Lack of amenities (large towels for the amount of adults we paid for) - was told air conditioner was broken, but when I requested to be compensated for inconvenience it was turned on - cleanliness a 5/10 - lack of outlets to charge electronics

직원은 친절

The hotel is located near Busan Station but the area is quite sketchy. If you are going to check in early there is no one in the front desk, or no one that can speak or understand English. The room was quite big but the towels were small and dingy. There’s not hand soap so you use the body was as your hand soap. The fridge was dirty and looks like it has never been cleaned. You really get what you pay for. I do not recommend this hotel.

Conveniently close to the station, pretty safe spot. Arrived early and was able to leave our luggage with the front desk till check in time. Room was spacious. The only thing that bothered us was how they did not offer regular size shower towels but only 4 hand towels and 2 bathrobes for us two guests. When I had called to ask for bath towels they said they did not have any. We would hear occasional loud banging from either upstairs or beside us at night. I agree with the other reviews about the bed being hard, but it was not a problem for me as I am used to sleeping on hard surface. I will also say that they try to conserve as much energy so the hallway lights are usually off and will turn on with motion sensors (my partner who’s afraid of the dark was pretty freaked out). I also don’t like how the room numbers will blink green when you leave the room specifying that you’re not in the room at the moment. Otherwise, for a short stay and for the price, it was not bad.

I enjoyed my stay in that hotel and area . Walkable to china town for dine , north port of Busan park is amazing to go for a walk and overall very nice to have a ray for dining and transportation convenience. Recommend it .

Property is about a 5 minutes walk from Busan Train Station. It is also within walking distance from buses and subway, shopping and restaurants. Lobby is very small and entrance to hotel is thru a indoor parking garage. Rooms were bigger and nicer than expected. One of the two rooms had mosquitoes and we found two can of bug spray in the room.

The hotel’s location was convenient and only a few minutes away from the station.

역근처라 접근성은 좋아요

エントランスから想定するに明らかにラブホをリノベしたホテルです笑 エレベーター降りても部屋に入るまで電気がついてなくて怖かったのですが、お部屋はリノベされていたのでとってもキレイで快適ですし、特に窓を開けると釜山港がみえて、夜の夜景も朝の景色がとても楽しめるので満足しました。 駅から近くて値段的もとても大満足ですが、線路沿いで夜は人通りも少なく女子１人にはあまりおすすめしません。

Un Hotel muy convenientemente localizado cerca de la estación de Busan. El personal es muy amable. Magnífica vista al mar. Silencioso.

The hotel is relatively difficult to walk to as there is limited pedestrian walking areas. There are many hotels along the block but you will be walking alongside cars to get to any of these hotels. Receptionist spoke English and check-in was quick. However the initial room assigned had dirty sheets due to a dusty air conditioning unit above the bed. An alternative room was requested and provided for. The second room also had a dirty air conditioning unit however this one did not have falling debris. Bathroom appeared clean however there is a distinct sewage smell however that may be due to location. Both rooms had dead bugs everywhere and bug spray was provided in both rooms. A computer and TV was available to use however I did not try so cannot confirm if they are functional. There were no accessible power outlets anywhere.

The hotel is located near Busan Station but the area is quite sketchy. If you are going to check in early there is no one in the front desk, or no one that can speak or understand English. The room was quite big but the towels were small and dingy. There’s not hand soap so you use the body was as your hand soap. The fridge was dirty and looks like it has never been cleaned. You really get what you pay for. I do not recommend this hotel.

Room is big and walkable from Busan station. Sea view.

Conveniently close to the station, pretty safe spot. Arrived early and was able to leave our luggage with the front desk till check in time. Room was spacious. The only thing that bothered us was how they did not offer regular size shower towels but only 4 hand towels and 2 bathrobes for us two guests. When I had called to ask for bath towels they said they did not have any. We would hear occasional loud banging from either upstairs or beside us at night. I agree with the other reviews about the bed being hard, but it was not a problem for me as I am used to sleeping on hard surface. I will also say that they try to conserve as much energy so the hallway lights are usually off and will turn on with motion sensors (my partner who’s afraid of the dark was pretty freaked out). I also don’t like how the room numbers will blink green when you leave the room specifying that you’re not in the room at the moment. Otherwise, for a short stay and for the price, it was not bad.