Lotte Hotel Busan
US$120 - US$240 / night
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Directly connected to Seomyeon Station, Lotte Hotel Busan is the city's largest hotel with an in-house duty-free store, department store, and cinema.
"Connected to Lotte Mall, subway transfers are a breeze — ideal base for getting around"
Highlights
Busan’s largest hotel, directly linked to Seomyeon Station’s underground arcade — you can reach the subway, department store, and duty-free shopping without stepping outside. A classic 5-star choice for travelers prioritizing central location and full-service amenities over beach views.
Getting there
- Directly connected to Seomyeon Station (Subway Lines 1 & 2) via underground arcade
- About 40 minutes from Gimhae Airport by airport bus
- Single subway ride to both Nampo-dong and Haeundae
Best for
Travelers who want a full-service luxury stay in the middle of Busan’s downtown shopping and nightlife district, and business travelers needing an easy-transit central base.
Key facts
As listed on Trip.com in October 2026. Fees change, so check the booking page before you go.
| Opened / last renovated | 1997 / 2012 |
| Rooms | 650 |
| Check-in / check-out | From 15:00 / by 11:00 |
| Nearest subway | Seomyeon (Lines 1 & 2), about 400 m, reachable underground through Lotte Department Store |
| Gimhae Airport | About 10 km; the airport limousine bus stops at the hotel |
| Breakfast | Buffet 07:00–10:00, KRW 69,000 per adult, KRW 35,000 for ages 4–13, free under 4 |
| Pools | Indoor and outdoor, KRW 40,000 per person on top of the room rate |
| Deposit | KRW 300,000 at check-in, refunded within 7 days of check-out |
| Parking | Free |
What guests say
Trip.com rates it 9.2/10 across 1,269 reviews (location 9.4, cleanliness 9.3, service 9.2, amenities 8.8).
- Most praised: the location above Lotte Department Store with an underground walk to Seomyeon Station, roomy rooms, and front-desk staff who speak English, Japanese and Korean.
- Common complaints: the pools and sauna cost extra, the building and some bathrooms show their age, and a few guests find the room lighting dim.
- Plan around it: the beaches aren’t walkable from here. Haeundae and Gwangalli are a Line 2 subway ride away, so book a beach hotel instead if sea views are the point of the trip.
Nearby
Olive Young Seomyeon Town, the biggest Olive Young in Busan, is about 140 m away, and Seomyeon Food Alley and Seomyeon Market are a few minutes on foot. See our Seomyeon food guide, the Seomyeon area guide and the Busan Olive Young guide.
Looking for something cheaper in the same area? Compare Seomyeon budget hotels. If you’d rather wake up by the sea, see the Haeundae hotel top 10.
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