Nam-gu hotels & places to stay

I really enjoyed my stay at your Hotel. Close to everything. Quiet, lovely modern and clean room , comfortable bed and beautiful bathroom. Felt that Front of house reception would benefit with more skills in English as they seemed quite shy but helpful.They were very friendly and greeted you when you walked past them.I felt that the room for one person was a little expensive but i booked late about 1.5 weeks from arriving and only having a a twin room available i accepted this. All in all i would recommend The Ulsan City Hotel to all of my Australian friends who plan to visit Ulsan. You will not be disappointed.

Having stayed in both Lotte and Lotte City Hotels in Korea I knkw what to expect. Clean, comfortable rooms and courteous staff. The Lotte City Hotel Ulsan did not fail to meet my expectations. The beds are comfortable and the family room consisting of a double bed and a single is perfect for our needs. Only negative I have and not restricted to this hotel is the price of breakfast which we chose to not have and pay 1/3 of the price in a local coffee shop across the road.

I staid at Shilla stay for 4 nights on business trip. Original tasks (high floor room, late check in) were followed in good order. The hotel is very modern and of nice design, in down town Ulsan. Morning buffet was plenty, with good food and staff was refilling immediately. Tables were also cleaned and rendered ready at once. Room was not spacious but enough for one person. It was very clean (from floor to fabrics, tiles, fridge etc) and bed was really comfy for a good night sleep. I give 4 star at cleanliness because of a small stain i found on a sheet corner, which i hope it was random. All in all, i will definitely stay at Shilla Stay during my next visit and i would recommend it to anyone also.

Had a nice stay here. It's pricey for what you get but it's the only nice hotel in Ulsan. Rooms are spacious and you really can't beat the location. The reataurant buffet has a great variety of tasty food and the sauna is great too. I would recommend this hotel to anyone who is not on a budget. It's right next to the intercity bus terminal and two major department stores. Tons of shopping!

Pros. The price is very okay for family room. The room is so clean and big space. Love the bathroom especially. The tub is very big and the shower room is separate from the tub. Cons. The parking lot pretty small so we have to park outside. The breakfast buffet price is so affordable everyone showed up and the tables are nice t enough so we have to wait for 20 mins. But the breakfast is delicious so it’s worth it then. Location is very closed to lotte department store and emart. Takes 10 to 20 mins on car to the beach nearby.

The boss of the guesthouse is very friendly and helpful. The market is nearby and we are allowed to use the kitchen to cook our meals. Breakfast is provided and we are satisfied. The boss even gave us a lift to the bus terminal when we left the guesthouse. The boss even upgrated our rooms without extra charges, perhaps we booked the rooms in low season. Really worth with the money spent. Highly recommended !

As most motels in Korea, the price is very reasonable for the room you get : big room, double bed, clean, amenities, free wifi, and there is even a computer in the room. It is true that there is a club in front of the hotel, but we stayed there during the week end, and honestly we were not disturbed by the noise. Wifi can be erratic, but there are many places nearby with free wifi anyway. Mattress can be hard for sensitive backs. Motel has a central location (walking distance to bars/restaurants/shopping areas), the street where it is located is quiet though, which is appreciable. Make sure to know how to read the Korean name of the hotel in advance since the English name is not displayed.

This hotel is in a strange area, not really convenient unless you are taking the slow train to Busan, which I did. It's across the street from Taehwagang station. There are dozens of hotels and motels on this street. Haeya doesn't stand out particularly. Once in the room however it is fine. A big bright room with a view of the station and mountain (I guess other rooms face other ways), a huge comfortable bed, all the amenities, but especially the bath: the toilet has a heated seat, there is a standing rain shower stall and a Jacuzzi hot tub with a second shower. The room was warm, it has a fridge, TV, internet, a work table and all you need (though curiously I could only find one available power source to plug in my phone; all the outlets are hidden by built-in furniture that you cannot move). The man at the front desk brought me up to the room and showed me how the heater and lights work. There is a breakfast upstairs but since it ends at 9am I didn't get there in time.

The hotel manager/owner spoke no English and there was some confusion about how long I was staying, even though I had paid for two nights and intended to stay for two nights. Luckily I had a Korean friend to call and translate. They were trying to charge me for another night. Other than that the accomodations were fine. It is an older building, but the room was clean and the best part was the free internet, although I could not get a wireless connection.