Neatly tucked away on a not-so-quiet side street, the Angel Hotel is a gem for travellers looking for a centrally located place to party or work. Simple yet attractive, there's a touch of class here not evident in the love motels in the same neighbourhood. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Let's be very clear here: this is a motel for party people to get horizontal after a night of debauchery in Seomyeon's party zone. If you're looking for a good night sleep, you really should look elsewhere. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Golf anyone? One of the city's oddest sleep options, it's called a hostel, but in reality Arpina is a mixed-use commercial project with beds for 469 people and a sports centre including a golf driving range. It's a great option for people who like to stay active while on the road… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Here's a low-cost sleep option with a design motif defined by neglect. It is a somewhat downtrodden property but it holds a special attraction for budget travellers interested in value and quick access to Haeundae beach. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Don't be put off by the unusual location. Almost everything about this pleasant motel occupying the top floors of a mixed-use building is unconventional, including the suites, which receive top marks for their size and in-room accoutrements. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A great guesthouse experience isn't about facilities, it's about the chance to meet other world travellers in a relaxed and cool setting. For that reason, this may be the best guesthouse in the city. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

One of the city's cleanest sleep options, it's ideal for explorers who require only a prim and proper place to lay down after a busy day of sightseeing but can't stomach the idea of slumming it in a comparably priced love motel. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Spend 30,000 at any other love motel and you could well be disappointed. But if you spend your money here, you just might find yourself charmed by the country-inn feel of this understated property. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Here's a hotel with ocean view rooms that make men weep. And not just at the price. The evening light show illuminating nearby Gwangan Bridge is trippy, but the decidedly rectangular room layout makes it difficult to stop thinking about shoeboxes. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Asian business travellers are totally smitten with this place. It's an easy commute to the large manufacturing centre in nearby Yangsan and an easy walk to every imaginable entertainment option that money can buy. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Sleeping in a hotel is so last year. Why not spend the night in a mixed-use building above a discount department store? Outstanding value for people who think outside the box and can't pass up a sale on socks and underwear. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This simple, no-frills motel is located in Beomildong, a neighbourhood between Nampodong and Seomyeon that's traditionally overlooked by travellers. A five-minute walk to the subway, its midtown location is ideal for travellers or business people looking for a central location … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The best feature of this slightly downtrodden tourist hotel is location: smack-dab in the middle of downtown Nampodong. Popular destinations like the Jagalchi fish market, Gukje market and the city's two ferry terminals are within easy walking distance. The biggest drawback? It'… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

On a quaint lane at the foot of Yongdusan Park, the Pusan Hotel is designed for flush entrepreneurs whose priorities are a downtown location close to international trade companies, raw fish restaurants and expensive evening diversions. This place is about business and entertainm… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Here's an inn with unremarkable rooms. You get a simple bed in a small room with a crap TV. The one thing it has going for it is it's location near the ferry terminals. If you need anything more, this is definitely not the place for you. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

If your idea of a romantic night includes a good supply of battery-operated devices, this motel is worthy of inspection. Haeundae beach is just around the corner, but with so much stuff in the room you may not get that far. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A surprisingly pleasant budget inn with only one purpose: to provide nocturnal party animals with a place to get horizontal after a night eating local grub, and shooting the breeze with new friends. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Better than average facilities (like a 50m pool) across the street from Hae·undae beach. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Staff could benefit from a customer-relations training seminar. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

With 521 rooms, the Paradise is the grand-daddy of beachfront hotels in Haeundae. On-site services include a heated outdoor pool, indoor driving range and outdoor jogging track. It's also famous in Busan as home to the city's only casino. Like all beachfront hotels, rooms with an… Full Lonely Planet Review ›