Back in October, my family and I enjoyed our stay so much at the Grand Josun Busan that we wanted to come back. This time we stayed in the Kids Deluxe Twin Room that had an ocean view and I would like to tell you about it.
What is Grand Josun Busan Like?
Grand Josun Busan is a 5 star hotel located right in front of Haeundae Beach. The hotel is very accessible, not only is it close to the beach, but to downtown Haeundae.
What Are the Rooms Like?
I stayed in the Kids Deluxe Twin Room with an ocean View on the 8th floor. All of the rooms on the 8th floor were for families with kids. There were stickers attached to each door that described the theme of the room. For example, the room labeled “Under the Sea” looked out over the ocean while the one labeled “Forest” had a view of the city.
Each room featured two beds (one king sized bed and one super single sized bed), a bathroom, wardrobe, a bean bag chair and a table.
When I checked in, I was told by the staff that even though my room was advertised to have an ocean view, a swimming pool would be in between the hotel and the beach. I didn’t really mind, because the view of the swimming pool was not bad at all. However, at some point the swimming pool felt awkwardly close, but don’t worry, no one on the pool deck could see into the room.
The bean bag chair and the table were a little small, but the bottom part of the single sized bed could also be used as a table. That was quite convenient.
The other thing that I liked about the room was that it had a wooden floor. Personally, I prefer wood floors to carpet, especially when I travel with kids.
What About the Hotel Facilities?
Let me begin with the indoor and outdoor swimming pools that were on the 7th floor. To use either the swimming pool or the sauna, you were supposed to check in on the 6th floor and walk up to the 7th floor. You would receive a locker key when you checked in. If there were no lockers available, the staff could tell you to use one of the extra lockers outside of the locker room. You may use the locker room to change into your swim suit and then leave your stuff in a locker. Shoe racks were also available.
It was a little cold outside, but the water in the pool was the perfect temperature.
Meanwhile, one of the biggest downsides to this property would be their elevators. There are only 3 elevators in this 16-story building, which caused a long wait time, especially during check-in and check-out hours. Luckily, employees were standing in front of the elevators during the busy hours to help manage the crowds.
Conclusion
My family and I had a very good time at the Grand Josun Busan, and staying in Deluxe Kids Twin Room with an Ocean View was such a treat for my lovely kids. I would recommend this hotel to anyone looking to spend quality time with their family. Since this is my 2nd review of the Grand Josun Hotel, please check here to find more information. 
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