Top 5 Budget Hotels in Haeundae - 5 Best Hotels in Busan for Under $100/night

You’re close to the beach, the Blueline Park Sky Capsule, great cafés, and simple subway access to spots like Jagalchi Market / Nampo and even Centum City. If that's what you see yourself doing, then you can't beat staying in Haeundae, one of the most iconic areas of Busan, especially if you are visiting for the first time.

Here are the 5 top hotels near Haeundae that you can often book in the USD $60–$90 per night range (weekday / off-peak rates).

Important note on pricing: Hotel rates in Busan swing a lot by season (summer, weekends, festivals). The ranges below are typical “good deal” prices you’ll see on many dates, but always check your exact dates to confirm.

1. Ramada Encore by Wyndham Busan Haeundae

Price:  $65–$80/night  (varies by season). 

Why we recommend it:

• Super convenient for transportation: it’s right by Haeundae Station, which makes moving around Busan much easier.

• Strong “value hotel” pick for first-timers who want a reliable brand-style stay.

Pros:

• Great base for Haeundae sightseeing (beach, cafés, Blueline Park area).

• Consistently praised for location and convenience in guest reviews.

Cons:

• Rooms can feel more “practical” than boutique (you’re paying for location/value). 

Review highlights:

• One guest praised the “perfect location” with subway access nearby. 

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2. Best Western Haeundae Hotel

Price: $70–$90/night depending on date.

Why we recommend it:

• Excellent “walk-everywhere” placement in the Haeundae area—easy access to food streets and the beach zone. 

• A solid mid-budget pick when you want comfort without paying luxury prices.

Pros:

• Strong location for first-time visitors who want Haeundae convenience. 

• Good option for short stays (1–3 nights) when you’ll be out exploring most of the day.

Cons:

• Like many Haeundae hotels, rates can jump on peak summer weekends—book early if your dates are fixed.

Review highlights:

• A guest noted it’s “in the Haeundae market street” and walkable to everything, including the beach. 

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3. Kolon Seacloud Hotel (Haeundae Beach area)

Price: $70–$90 band on many dates

Why we recommend it:

• Great pick if you want to stay very close to the beach and prefer suite-style layouts (many rooms have more space than typical city hotels).

• Strong “family / friends” option because room layouts can feel more apartment-like.

Pros:

• The beach is extremely close, and the area downstairs has lots of snack streets and casual eateries.

• Many guests mention the good convenience for sightseeing due to the location. 

Cons:

• Because it’s popular, “best deal” rates can disappear quickly on weekends—book earlier when possible.

Review highlights:

• A guest mentioned the beach is “just across the road,” with food streets right downstairs. 

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4. Shilla Stay Busan Haeundae

Price: Around $88 on many dates (and can go higher in peak season).

Why we recommend it:

• A reliable “clean, consistent, modern” brand-style stay near the heart of Haeundae.

• Great for travelers who prioritize predictable comfort and hotel facilities.

Pros:

• Close to major Haeundae sights; only a short walk from the beach area.

• Strong all-around pick for couples and business travelers.

Cons:

• It’s often at the top end of the $60–$90 target, so it’s best when you catch a good rate. 

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5. Haeundae Centum Hotel (센텀시티)

Price: Commonly around $75–$90/night on many dates.

Why we recommend it:

• If your Busan plan includes Centum City / Shinsegae / Spa Land, this is one of the most convenient places to stay.

• One of the best value picks for travelers who want a “business-comfort” base with direct subway access.

Pros:

• It is essentially next to Centum City Station (Line 2)—very easy transit.

• Ideal if you want Haeundae-gu convenience but don’t need to be beachfront.

Cons:

• Not a beach-front stay—expect a subway ride or taxi to Haeundae Beach.

Review highlights:

• Great “transport + shopping + spa” convenience if Centum City is part of your itinerary. 

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Quick cheat sheet: which one should you pick?

• Best overall convenience (subway + Haeundae base): Ramada Encore

• Best “walkable Haeundae” feel: Best Western Haeundae

• Best near-beach suites/value: Kolon Seacloud

• Best “reliable chain comfort” at the upper end of budget: Shilla Stay 

• Best if you’re doing Centum City + Spa Land heavy: Haeundae Centum Hotel 

Why Stay in Haeundae?

Haeundae is the go-to base for many Busan visitors because it offers one of the best combinations of beach access, food & café culture, nightlife, and transit links in the city. Whether you’re watching sunrise at Haeundae Beach, hopping on the coastal Blueline Park train, or hopping on the subway to Gamcheon Culture Village or Jagalchi Market, these budget hotels put you in a great position to enjoy everything Busan has to offer.