My room was small (single) but clean and tidy.
Breakfast was OK but there was not many tables and chairs so you'd better wake up early.
Location is not the best but also OK. I Walked to BUSAN station once in summer and it was a bad idea. if you don't want to sweat and have luggage, take a taxi.
Overall, it was a good hotel.

This is our second time staying at Toyoko Inn. We love the first time we stayed in Daejeon and I purposely chose this hotel based on the good experience we had there. There are some difference, though this hotel is called 'no.2',

Location: excellent, right in front of the train station, although we didn't come by train, it is easily accessible by subway, as the hotel is just 1 min. walk away from a subway station. I was travelling with my mom and aunt, so we just took taxis going everywhere.

Lobby: We speak in Korean so we don't know whether the staff speak good English or not. But I think the lobby/ front desk is just so-so. The lobby itself is very small. When we arrived there were so many luggages left by Japanese tourists. We also put our bags there as the check in time is at 3 and we have so many hours to kill before that.

Breakfast: The hotel was packed with people on the night we stayed so we queued a long way for breakfast. Still, I am thankful there is free breakfast in every Toyoko Inn Hotel, as this is uncommon practice now. We had kimchi, soup and bread. It was okay.

Room: The room is big for Japanese business hotel standard. Overall it is clean. The toilet is small but adequate. I find the room big enough for us to move around, and there is window which is great. Amenities in room is enough, there are slippers, robe, hair dryer, water kettle, good enough for having night snack (ramen) in the room.

The downside of this hotel is only one: very small lobby and small elevator, big enough for just 3 - 4 people to stand in, without any luggage.

Overall I am satisfied with this hotel. My mom and aunt seem to feel that way too. We will definitely stay in this hotel again if we go to Busan in future.

My wife and I spent a Sunday night at the hotel. It is what is expected for a "Business" hotel in Korea. We booked a Non-Smoking Double A room. It had a Queen size bed, a desk, small refrigerator, a water kettle, There is no closet, so your luggage goes under the bed, and your clothes are hung on a pole mounted on the wall. The room had a nice AC unit, which worked very well. As was in prior reviews, the bed was very hard. This is expected in Korean hotels. The hotel website is not clear on this, but there IS free wifi in the rooms, as well as the lobby. There are several desktop PCs in the lobby for use. The check in time is 1600, and the hotel strictly abides by this policy. They do allow you to store your luggage in the lobby, until you check in. The hotel also allows you to store your luggage in the lobby after you check out as well. This is a very easy process. The breakfast was nice and was a standard Korean/Japanese type meal. The food on the day we were there was Miso Soup, Rice, Kimchi, Hard Boiled Eggs, sausage (close to a US Hot Dog) coleslaw and toast, with butter and jam. There was tea available and coffee was dispensed from a machine for 200 Won. If you are used to Asian breakfasts, then this would be a good meal. The nice part, if you are still hungry, there is a 7-11 next door, and you can get Ramen, Ham, or other snacks. The lobby has a microwave that you can use at anytime. They also have a hot and cold water dispenser that you can use for Ramen or Tea. Overall, it was a nice stay, and was as described on the hotel website.