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Places to stay / Haeundae & Songjeong, Busan
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Haeundae & Songjeong hotels: map, ratings and Korean reviews

Haeundae is Busan's main beach district, on the east side of the city: 1.5 km of sand backed by hotels, with Dongbaek Island at one end and the LCT towers and the Blueline Park coastal train at the other. Keep going east and you reach Songjeong, a smaller surf beach, and the Osiria resort area in Gijang. This stretch of coast is the easiest base for a first Busan trip, and where most of our Busan hotel reviews were written.

By WY, a Seoul-based local. Last checked November 2026.

Best for: Beach stays, ocean views, family trips. Booking links are affiliate links: if you book, we may earn a small commission at no cost to you.

Why stay here

  • The beach, Dongbaek Island, Haeundae Market, the aquarium and the Blueline Park train are all within walking distance.
  • Hotels at every level: five-star beachfront resorts, new four-stars one block back and value hotels with rooftop pools near the station.
  • BEXCO and Shinsegae Centum City are three stops away on Line 2, and Gwangalli Beach is a short ride further.
  • Songjeong and Osiria are calmer and often cheaper, with surf lessons, Haedong Yonggungsa temple, Lotte World Adventure Busan and resort stays like Ananti.

Before you book

  • July and August are peak beach season and prices jump; the Busan International Film Festival in October also fills hotels.
  • Ocean view and city view rooms differ a lot in price and in what you see, so check the room type before you book.
  • Haeundae is about 50 minutes from Busan Station and the old downtown sights like Jagalchi and Gamcheon.
  • Songjeong and Osiria are 20 to 30 minutes from Haeundae Beach, and the resort end works best with a car or taxis.

Getting around

  • Haeundae Station (Busan Line 2) for the middle of the beach; Dongbaek for the west end and Marine City; Jung-dong for the LCT end.
  • From Seoul, KTX and SRT trains reach Busan Station in about two and a half to three hours.
  • The Blueline Park beach train and sky capsules run along the coast from Mipo to Cheongsapo and Songjeong.
  • Songjeong and Osiria stations are on the Donghae Line; change at BEXCO for Line 2.

Quick picks

All 15 places to stay in Haeundae & Songjeong, Busan

LuxuryWe stayed hereSigniel Busan

Signiel Busan

시그니엘 부산 ★★★★★

Lotte's top Busan hotel in the LCT tower at the east end of Haeundae Beach, with an ocean-facing infinity pool, a lounge and big rooms.

Haeundae & SongjeongNearest station: Jung-dong (Busan Line 2), about 10 min walkFrom US$210
LuxuryWe stayed hereThe Westin Josun Busan

The Westin Josun Busan

웨스틴 조선 부산 ★★★★★

The classic Haeundae beachfront hotel, at the west end of the sand beside Dongbaek Island, with what many call the best beach view in Busan.

Haeundae & SongjeongNearest station: Dongbaek (Busan Line 2), about 12 min walk
HotelWe stayed hereShilla Stay Haeundae

Shilla Stay Haeundae

신라스테이 해운대 ★★★★

A dependable four-star a short walk from the beach, with ocean-view rooms on the higher floors and a rooftop pool in season.

Haeundae & SongjeongNearest station: Haeundae (Busan Line 2), about 6 min walkFrom US$100
HotelWe stayed hereBaymond Hotel

Baymond Hotel

해운대 베이몬드 호텔 ★★★½

A value hotel a few minutes from Haeundae Beach, known for a rooftop pool and sauna that are free for guests.

Haeundae & SongjeongNearest station: Haeundae (Busan Line 2), about 7 min walkFrom US$65
HotelWe stayed hereSono Moon Haeundae

Sono Moon Haeundae

소노문 해운대 ★★★

A simple, good-value three-star by the Haeundae strip, renewed in 2024, with triple rooms and a lounge with a view.

Haeundae & SongjeongNearest station: Haeundae (Busan Line 2), about 6 min walkFrom US$75
LuxuryPark Hyatt Busan

Park Hyatt Busan

파크 하얏트 부산 ★★★★★

A glass tower in Marine City with views of the yacht marina and Gwangan Bridge, a short taxi ride from Haeundae Beach.

Haeundae & SongjeongNearest station: Dongbaek (Busan Line 2), about 11 min walk
LuxuryGrand Josun Busan

Grand Josun Busan

그랜드 조선 부산 ★★★★★

A five-star on the Haeundae beachfront, reopened under the Josun name in 2020, with indoor and outdoor pools and rooms set up for children.

Haeundae & SongjeongNearest station: Haeundae (Busan Line 2), about 8 min walkFrom US$180
LuxuryParadise Hotel Busan

Paradise Hotel Busan

파라다이스 호텔 부산 ★★★★★

The big resort hotel in the middle of Haeundae Beach, with an outdoor hot spring pool facing the sea, the Cimer spa and play areas for children.

Haeundae & SongjeongNearest station: Haeundae (Busan Line 2), about 9 min walkFrom US$180
LuxuryWe stayed hereAnanti at Busan Cove

Ananti at Busan Cove

아난티 앳 부산 코브 ★★★★★

An ocean resort on the Gijang coast east of Songjeong, with sea-facing rooms, a hot spring water park and pools, restaurants and a large bookstore on site.

Haeundae & SongjeongNearest station: Osiria (Donghae Line), about 5 min by taxiFrom US$205

Questions people ask

How do I get to Haeundae & Songjeong, Busan from the airport?
From Gimhae Airport, allow about an hour by airport limousine bus or taxi. From Busan Station (KTX), take Line 1 to Seomyeon and change to Line 2 for Haeundae, about 50 minutes, or the 1003 express bus. Songjeong and Osiria are on the Donghae Line, which meets Line 2 at BEXCO.
Who is Haeundae & Songjeong, Busan best for?
Best for: beach stays, ocean views, family trips. Busan's beach coast: Haeundae's 1.5 km of sand lined with five-star and value hotels, and quieter Songjeong and Osiria a few stops east, with surf, the Blueline Park coastal train and Lotte World Busan.
What should I know before booking a hotel in Haeundae & Songjeong, Busan?
July and August are peak beach season and prices jump; the Busan International Film Festival in October also fills hotels. Ocean view and city view rooms differ a lot in price and in what you see, so check the room type before you book.
Which stations serve Haeundae & Songjeong, Busan?
Haeundae Station (Busan Line 2) for the middle of the beach; Dongbaek for the west end and Marine City; Jung-dong for the LCT end. From Seoul, KTX and SRT trains reach Busan Station in about two and a half to three hours.

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