Park Hyatt Busan
Busan
Designed to resemble a billowing sail, the 33-story Park Hyatt Busan rises amid the skyscrapers of Busan’s Haeundae district, overlooking the city’s marina. Offering panoramic views of the bay and the bustling harbour, a range of excellent dining options and an impressive spa and indoor pool, we think this is Busan’s standout hotel.
Anchoring the waterfront of Busan’s upscale Marine City district, Park Hyatt Busan is a sleek glass tower that echoes the curves of the yachts docked nearby in the marina. With stunning views over Haeundae Beach and the Gwangan Bridge, it’s one of Korea’s most stylish urban hotels and offers a beautifully tranquil counterpoint to the energy of Korea’s bustling port city.
The hotel features 269 spacious rooms and suites, each showcasing a refined blend of modern aesthetics and elegant Korean-inspired interiors. Floor-to-ceiling windows maximise natural light and frame beautiful ocean and city views. The interiors feature a minimalist aesthetic, while the polished, luxurious granite bathrooms offer soaking tubs or rain showers and a TV for added comfort. Smooth connectivity is also a strong feature of the rooms, a must-have for the hotel’s business guests.
Designed in warm natural woods and soft fabrics, the rooms exude a calming ambience. Floor-to-ceiling windows capture stunning ocean and harbour views. Bathrooms are a standout feature, equipped with custom Le Labo amenities that elevate the overall sense of luxury. The understated décor incorporates a soft palette inspired by sand, stone and sea.
The hotel’s wellness offerings are equally notable. The spa on the 3rd floor provides a tranquil escape from the city, while the sleek indoor pool on the 4th floor features sweeping ocean views. A well-equipped fitness centre on the 5th floor offers a complete workout experience, including complimentary rental athletic shoes and socks for added convenience.
Park Hyatt Busan also offers memorable dining. The Dining Room, its signature steak & seafood grill restaurant, features an open kitchen where guests can watch chefs expertly prepare a variety of meats and seafood over a charcoal grill. Korean cuisine is creatively reinterpreted in the hotel’s distinctive style. The Living Room, a residential-style Italian restaurant, provides a sophisticated yet cozy setting for enjoying a selection of traditional Italian comfort foods. At the Living Room Bar, guests can relax with stylish cocktails, premium wines, whiskies and cognacs, all while enjoying stunning views of the Gwangan Bridge. The Lounge, ideal for romantic moments, features an extensive wine selection, an array of beverages and an elegant afternoon tea in a refined, intimate setting.
Park Hyatt Busan serves as a perfect base for discovering the city. Explore the lively Haeundae and Gwangalli beaches, or embark on a scenic yacht tour. Or simply check in, unwind and watch the shifting lights across the water.
Whether you’re exploring Busan’s beaches and cultural highlights or simply settling in to enjoy the views, Park Hyatt Busan offers a refined sense of calm at the heart of the city; a place where architecture, light and landscape come together to create one of South Korea’s most memorable hotel experiences.
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