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"My husband and I really liked the hotel. It’s in a great location—a 7- to 10-minute walk to the beach and about the same distance to the metro, with plenty of cafes and restaurants nearby. There’s a convenience store right inside the hotel building; I went there a few times at night for a snack. The hotel is on a quiet street, so we couldn’t hear any nighttime noise. The room was cozy, too, but I was on a lower floor with no view; the window was far from the bed, and it felt like I was in a dark room with no windows or doors. It took me a while to get used to the dimness on the first day. The only downside for me personally was the air conditioner, which blows directly onto the bed. Maybe it’s not like that in all rooms, but keep that in mind if you also catch a cold easily from the AC. The lovely housekeeping staff left bottles of water for me by the door to my room even though my ”Do Not Disturb” sign was hanging there. That was so kind of them, thank you"

"We were very happy with our stay at Matie Osiria. We arrived at around 9 am in the hotel and they let us check in early even if the check in time was still at 4pm. It was such a treat for us because we were able to go to a lot of tourist spots in Busan without any hassle. Although we cannot speak Korean, the receptionist were able to understand and speak English and we were able to understand their instructions. The hotel has a great view of the sea and the bay, it was so refreshing. The room was also clean and beautiful. The double beds and the pillow are soft and the bed linens was of great quality and clean. Their bathroom was clean too. The room was big too and we do not feel cramped. It was just a walking distance to the Haedong Yonggungsa temple, and the Lotte Malls and Lotte World Adventure, Skyline Luge and other malls. There are also great restaurants within walking distance that serves great affordable food. It is also near the Osiria coastal walk where you can see fisherfolks drying sea weeds and the beautiful Pacific Ocean. They have toiletries like shampoo, soap, tooth paste etc. I wrote it because most of the hotels in South Korea do not provide single use toiletries anymore. The location was good for us too because there are not lots of tourists around unlike in some areas of Busan which is teeming with people. It was really a relaxing place. I will surely book here again in the future and i will recommend Matie Osiria to our friends."

"The owner is friendly and goes through the house rules with guests before check-in. (This is thoughtful, but also implies there are many rules.) Eating strong-smelling food is prohibited in the rooms, but there's a dining area for guests. However, it can get noisy if other guests are inconsiderate, making it hard to relax. The hairdryer in the room has weak, cool air and an irritating high-pitched sound. You can't use 110V appliances (transformers are forbidden), but there are two USB charging ports. There's a large TV with YouTube and Netflix, but since you can't eat late-night snacks while watching, I didn't use it much. The room has a small entryway, and you need to close the inner door, otherwise, the sensor light keeps turning on and off. The layout is a bit small; you can barely open two suitcases. There are six lighting zones controlled by both a master panel and a remote. Although there's a full-length mirror, the indoor lighting isn't bright enough for applying makeup. The bathroom isn't a wet/dry separation, and the door opens inwards, requiring a shower curtain to be pulled across. To get fresh towels and bottled water, you need to hang used towels on the door. You also need to inform them in advance if you want room cleaning. Toiletries like toner, lotion, makeup remover, razors, toothbrushes, and paper cups are provided. The view is average; from the eighth floor, you can see the rooftops of buildings opposite. The location is good, with a CU convenience store across the street, and 7-Eleven, a supermarket, Lotte Department Store, Seomyeon Market, and many restaurants nearby. It's about a ten-minute walk to Seomyeon Station, which is quite close. Breakfast was pretty much the same for all three days I stayed. The bananas weren't very tasty, but the tuna salad was good. The lobby has a restroom, a fridge with bottled water, a dining area, and a luggage scale, which is very thoughtful. They even let me store my luggage after check-out (though they're not responsible for its safekeeping). The elevator doesn't require a key card to operate, which raises a slight safety concern."

"This hotel boasts an incredibly convenient and prime location. It's super close to the subway station, roughly 200 meters away, and just across the street is the beach! Our room even had a sea view, and the room itself was very spacious and comfortable. Downstairs, it's bustling with lots of restaurants, convenience stores, and even a market street. It's a truly perfect place to stay, and I'll definitely be back here on my next trip to Busan."

"This is the best hotel I've ever been to. The hotel is small, with only 9 rooms on 8 floors. The rooms are huge, very clean and recently renovated. The location is excellent, the beach is 100 meters away, there are many cafes and restaurants nearby to suit all tastes. The hotel is located in the city center, convenient access to all attractions. The room has a swimming pool, a vinyl player and a projector. The pool is especially striking because of its large size, always comfortable temperature and cleanliness, and all this with a beautiful view and all the amenities. We lived for 3 days, during which time not a single negative was found. With such a hotel, the whole trip seems more attractive and comfortable. At the same time, room prices (for 6 people with breakfast!!) They are at the level of an average room for 2 people in any chain hotel. Thank you so much for your hospitality, I hope we will come back here again! 11/10"

"This hotel is super convenient! It's at the end of a pedestrian street right outside Haeundae subway station, and then it's just a quick walk across the road to the beach. The room was spacious and clean. They don't do daily housekeeping, but fresh towels and water were left outside the door every day, which was great. The front desk is on the 6th floor, but you have to take one elevator to the 4th floor, then switch to another to get to your room. Having to take two elevators every time was a bit inconvenient. Also, while there was a stove, there weren't any pots, pans, or other kitchen utensils provided."

"I really liked this hotel. Even though it’s a bit remote, it’s very quiet, the view is amazing, and the room is comfortable, I truly enjoyed my stay. The bus stop is very close, and if you need to go to the airport, there is also an airport bus nearby, about a 13-minute walk. Before coming, I had read some reviews and many of them were quite negative, so I was a little worried. But once I arrived, I liked it immediately. The hotel is cozy, and the staff are very friendly. Even though it’s in a quieter area, I think it’s actually very convenient to start exploring Busan from this side. It’s much less crowded compared to the city center. Plus, Lotte Mall is just a few stops away, so if you plan to do some serious shopping, it’s very convenient. I would definitely choose this hotel again for my next trip to Busan."

"Everything was good except for place was to loud because of cleaning service was next to the room and you can hear all noise from every angle from other rooms. Keep waking up because of noise. Request to away from elevator did not help. Hoped the bathroom had fan also with bidet."