Brosis Hotel in Busan

Upon arrival at the Brosis “Hotel,” we were immediately disappointed to find our room in poor condition. The walls and furniture were covered in scuffs and visible damage — it genuinely looked as if a storm had passed through before our stay.

Our room was located directly in front of the main entrance on the 5th floor, making it impossible to rest. The walls were paper-thin, and throughout the night we could hear every conversation and door slam from guests coming and going. Even during “quiet hours,” the noise made it nearly impossible to get any sleep.

The shared showers were also a major concern — they do not lock, and anyone could enter while in use. Each time we used them, trash from previous guests was still present, and one shower had a large section of broken tiles exposing the wall behind them.

The shared bathrooms were another issue: there simply aren’t enough toilets for the number of guests on the floor, leading to long waits and poor hygiene overall.

To make matters worse, the photos online are highly misleading. The actual rooms look nothing like what’s advertised — outdated, worn, and much closer to a hostel than a hotel.

In summary:
If you’re expecting a comfortable, quiet, or clean hotel experience, think twice before booking here. The Brosis “Hotel” is, unfortunately, a far cry from what it claims to be.

I honestly don’t understand the high ratings for this hotel. Yes, the price is cheap, but you really get what you pay for. The room is extremely small, and when we asked for cleaning, the bed wasn’t even made. The shower design is poor – water leaks all over the bathroom floor since there’s no proper divider.

The neighborhood around the hotel also feels a bit uninviting, especially at night. Honestly, the only real advantage here is the location, since it’s close to shops, restaurants, and transportation.

If you only care about price and location, this place might work for you. But if you expect comfort or basic service, I’d recommend looking elsewhere.