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[nosmallplans]

I'd use the search function if it worked.

Leaving Seoul Friday night, arriving in Busan 1:00AM Saturday morning. Need a place to stay through Saturday afternoon when I return to Seoul.

Bringing the lady friend, hanky-panky will most likely occur, therefore hank-panky-enhancing features are +1 but not necessary. Cost is important.

Phone numbers or websites greatly appreciated.

[nosmallplans]

Oh yeah, we're going to a wedding so I'll have my suit. An ironing board and iron or better yet, a garment steamer, is required.

[sharkey]

When my parents came to Busan they stayed at a hotel named " Lord Beach Hotel" it wasn't bad... Maybe 70,000 a night. Its about 5 minutes from Haeundae station. There are many hotels around there.. Just head towards the beach.. you'll be fine.

[Moldy Rutabaga]

[nosmallplans]

[Smee]

If you can navigate Korean sites you can browse these directories:

* http://www.hotel365.co.kr/Lodg/HSearch/HSearch_Subway.asp?ln=Line16 (Click on Haeundae Station)

* http://www.motelguide.co.kr/mt_mtguide/ (click on Busan > Haeundae Station)

* http://www.yanolja.com/siteMotelMain200825/source/content.php?LOC=M2 (Click on Busan > Motiz)

This is one of the most colorful motels I've ever seen, the Boracay (sp?) near Haeundae: http://www.moga.co.kr/minimoga/?mpurl=busanboracay

There are scores of new motels on Haeundae. I stayed at the Noblesse a couple times, and the "special room" for 70,000 was pretty nice. I don't recall an ironing board, though. When you walk around you'll notice that most of the new ones have banners on the side that list the room amenities, so that'll help you choose. You can also use those directories to see if there's anything that catches your eye.

[gillod]

There are a zillion right by Hundae. Sugar Motel is really modern and 'cool', but probably a black-light nightmare, We stayed in a few random places right by the Aquarium for like 40 a night.