Published date: October 23, 2024
Peace of Mind at a Japanese Hotel
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
From check-in to inquiries, everything was supported in Japanese, and most of the staff could speak Japanese, making it a hotel I could stay in with peace of mind.
It's rare overseas to find amenities like slippers and pajamas, and the cleanliness was outstanding.
Although I did not use the public bath as it required an additional fee, the shower in my room was more than sufficient.
I had no issues using the provided shampoo, conditioner, and body soap.
The room was twin-bedded, and while it was a bit inconvenient to open my travel bag, there was a chair available, so I was able to buy sweets with my friend and sit down to enjoy them, which was great.
The location was good as well; it took a 10-minute walk to reach the end of the underground shopping street, and the stairs to the right led directly there, so the distance was not bothersome at all.
There was also a bus stop nearby, making bus travel quite convenient.
I would love to stay here again next time.
Experiences during the trip
This was my second trip to Busan.
During my two-night three-day stay, I focused on Seomyeon on the first day,
visited Haedong Yonggungsa Temple and Tappaekol Mural Village on the second day,
and went to Centum City on the third day.
Please ensure to check the schedule before visiting the Shinsegae Department Store as it happened to be closed on the day I went.
Even if Google Maps indicates it's open, it may be closed.
The third day was quite disappointing, but I had a satisfying trip eating delicious food and discovering lovely cafes during these three days.