Paradise Hotel Busan

What truly set this room experience apart was the outstanding service. Every member of the staff I encountered was professional, warm, and attentive. The check-in process was seamless and quick, handled by a very friendly representative. This level of proactive, genuine hospitality made me feel genuinely valued as a guest.But the real showstopper was the private ocean view terrace. Waking up and stepping out to see the vast, sparkling sea was an unforgettable experience. The terrace was spacious and comfortably furnished, making it the perfect spot for morning coffee or an evening drink as the sun set. It truly gave the room a luxurious, resort-like feel.

Paradise Busan Hotel has an amazing location. It is right next to shopping areas, restaurants, and cafés, and it also has a private beach. The hotel is beautiful and luxurious, with stunning sea views both during the day and at night. The rooms are comfortable and elegant, and you can enjoy the sea, the lights of the city, and the relaxing atmosphere all in one place. It’s perfect for a peaceful stay or a fun trip, and I really loved the view and the convenience of being near everything.

This hotel has a resort with a casino. It is well-known for its outdoor spa. It is a mimic of onsen in Japan. It is quite crowded during peak hours. Guest room is a typical hotel room. It has balcony. Bed is very comfortable. However, there is no toothbrush and other disposable amenities available. Toothbrush and toothpaste are available with fee. Check in process is straightforward but can be long queue during peak hour. Same as checkout.

Great 2 nights here for a first timer What I stayed here for two nights. I arrived at around 12 but they didn't have the room ready, but I was able to leave my bags with the front desk. The room was very spacious, I was facing the city in the annex building which was a newer one. There was water provided daily. Also if you wanted to have the room cleaned you could have that. The room plugs were equipped with the standard American ones so no need for an adapter. There were quite some amenities available, but I was not able to use them since it was so cold. I had access to the outdoor spas which there were quite a number of them with different smells and also temperatures. I did the morning breakfast in the annex building but had a decent amount of food. I enjoyed the egg making station. There was no non-dairy alternative. Environment There are 2 buildings, I was in the Annex building which was newer they said. Also there is a casino next to the building. The beach was right out back, within walking distance, great for sunrise AND sunset. The bus station was a road over, very close. The train station is a bit of a walk. The blue train station and the capsule carts are walking distance from the hotel. There were quite some restaurants in the area. Very good spot for a good relaxing time. Niceness of the staff I initially went to the main building but was told my reservation was in the annex building and the staff was very nice to talk my luggage over for me. Also I went to the morning breakfast and the staff was very nice. Dollar I think I went in off season it was around 150 per night. Yes I would stay here again on summer days, not sure what the crowd would be like.. I read some of the reviews that it is madness...

An average stay experience.|I was hoping for an unforgettable stay from this 5-star hotel, but what I got was ordinary and left no lasting impression.||The room had a nice view, but the furniture felt old. The in-room and bathroom amenities were only basic.||During check-in, there was a moth on the wall inside the room. Staff came twice, then vacuumed it and simply said “sorry” and “thank you.”||Facilities that are usually freely accessible in other hotels were limited here — they had quotas and could only be used once per night. The swimming pool was also nothing special.||Aside from the comfortable bed, beautiful view, and strategic location, there was no added value from this hotel.|It was our wedding anniversary — we didn’t expect much, but we also didn’t expect it to be so underwhelming.

Great amenities wish we could have stayed longer. The spa is a bit of a letdown, essentially just a bunch of different temperature pools and several children running around not much privacy. The gym was good but the property is fairly big so the facilities get a bit crowded. We loved our room, super comfortable bed and some Korean sweet treats when we checked in. It’s very close to a lot of things in Busan. The hotel also has a casino attached if you’re into that. Right next to the boardwalk for a relaxing sunrise or sunset walk along the beach. Very friendly staff English was great. They have several restaurants on the property as well. We had the breakfast buffet with a combination of western and Korean cuisine. The Korean food was great, western food was not as great.

We stayed at Paradise Hotel and really enjoyed the outdoor swimming pool and spa area, both were relaxing and beautifully maintained. Check-in was breezy and easy, and the staff were friendly throughout our stay. However, the biggest downside was the room temperature. When we arrived, the room was already extremely hot (around 25°C / 77.9°F). Despite setting the thermostat lower, the temperature never dropped. I called the front desk and was told the entire building’s climate is centrally controlled, meaning guests can’t adjust their own heat or AC. We had to keep the curtains closed and the windows open just to get a bit of cool air, but the room stayed uncomfortably warm all night. Even with an extra fan offered by the staff, it didn’t make much difference. For a five-star hotel charging $325 per night, I expected to at least be able to control the temperature in my own room. The amenities and staff were wonderful, but not being able to sleep comfortably really affected the experience. Unfortunately, because of that, I probably wouldn’t stay here again.

We were very disappointed during our experience here. Once known as Busan’s best hotels, Paradise has clearly cut costs at the expense of guests. The air conditioning shuts off based on outdoor temperature, leaving our ocean-view room at 28°C overnight — uncomfortably hot. The main building smelled of dried sewer, disguised with diffusers and air filters. Staff were polite and moved us to the new building, but the AC there was still weak, barely reaching 25.5°C. When a technician told us to close the curtains to cool the room. Why pay a premium for an ocean view you can’t enjoy? They did offer us a fan or to move to a city facing view but we had enough. We left one night into our five day trip and booked the Signiel instead. Furnishings are now worn and the building could use some TLC.