The Last Hotel Nampo

When I arrived way too early, no one was at the desk. When I came back, someone was there and very kindly let me store my luggage until I could be shown a room. The room I was originally led to was big but dusty and depressing, and the bathroom drain there was totally clogged. The vinyl sofa was tattered and had pieces of tape on it, and visible grime in the seams, so that I didn't even want to put my bag down on it. I apologetically asked for one of the rooms with the layouts I'd seen pictured, with the slightly lofted bed area. To my relief, that's exactly what I got. I also wouldn't have wanted to go around the edges of this room with a microscope, but it was clean enough to feel comfortable, and the water went down the drain in the bathroom, no problem. Enjoyed the added bonus of a tub, especially since I did some ocean swimming while staying here. Something else I loved was a big desk area and a legit desktop computer! After I cleaned the gross keyboard myself with some wipes, I actually got quite a bit of work done. On foot, the location was just amazing - up in the hills of Nampo, tucked away from the main drag of shops and neighbored by fun bars and an elevated temple halfway up to Yongdusan Park with Busan Tower, and walking distance from the Lotte Mall, Jagalchi fish market on the waterfront, and all the rest. I'd gladly stay here again when in a certain mood - and it's certainly a great value.

Very near to Nampo shopping street, BIFF food streets and Gukje market where you can shop for everything. Place is comfortable to stay.

the staff was friendly and kind to let us check in earlier since there was empty room

Close to shops and transportation

this place was literally a drop away from the bunch of attractions and markets.