Good Ol' Days Hotel

A Hotel that can not be faulted. Superb

All perfect

The room is beautifully designed, has large windows with great light. Warm, creative touches with a postcards and stamps to send, art materials to use in the travel logs, welcome treats of complimentary drinks, ramen and snacks. Specially coffee and tea, including whole coffee beans to grind fresh. All items are proudly sourced by neighborhood local shops. The hotel receptionist, Eunhye, was extraordinary! She went over and above to secure bus tickets to Seoul during a sold out holiday period. The location was great! Walkable to restaurants, shopping and public transit. We were so happy with out two night stay and highly recommend this small boutique hotel.

A brilliant hotel that puts the guest first! Great location, fabulous sized room and lovely lovely touches like free in room snacks, complementary coffee in the cafe downstairs and lots of local products to use in the room. First class experience!

Absolutely nothing

I absolutely loved my stay at Good Ol’ Days. I really appreciated not only the beautiful atmosphere and design, but also the way the hotel respects and celebrates the local culture, history, and its own philosophy. My room was spacious, very clean, and incredibly comfortable. I was also so impressed by all the thoughtful touches, including the complimentary snacks and drinks in the room. I stayed here after spending two nights at another hotel in Nampo, and Good Ol’ Days was the perfect place to slow down and relax during the second half of my trip. It was peaceful and comfortable, and I really enjoyed simply spending time at the hotel. The coffee at the café downstairs was excellent, and the chocolate terrine was amazing too! There is also a CU convenience store right across the street, which is very handy. I would definitely love to stay here again the next time I visit Busan.

Nothing negative in particular, but just a small tip for future guests. I stayed in Room 303, and when using the shower, I noticed that some water could leak out toward the hallway if the shower was directed toward the bathroom door, even with the shower curtain in place. I accidentally got part of the hallway floor wet and ended up using all of my bath towels to wipe it up! So I would recommend pointing the shower away from the bathroom door when using it.