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YEONONDAM GWANGALLI BEACH Busan Gwangalli accommodation Yeonondam Gwangalli Beach Let me show you a stay designed around the way you like to travel |
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Once you decide on a trip to Gwangalli, there’s usually one big question left. Where should you stay? But sometimes, a place to stay ends up being more than just somewhere to sleep. It’s the moment you come back from a walk by the sea and sink into warm water, the time you sit across from each other and talk about everything that happened that day, the quiet end of the night when you put on a movie and let the day wind down, and even that slow next morning, when you sit by the window and ease into the day. Some of the moments that stay with you longest from a trip are made inside the stay itself. Yeonondam Gwangalli Beach was created with exactly those kinds of moments in mind. To us, a great stay isn’t just a place packed with amenities. It’s somewhere the people you came with naturally gather face to face, where everyone can rest in their own way, and where one memorable day lingers with you even after you’ve gone home. This private stay near Gwangalli Beach is all about settling in your own way. Let me walk you through Yeonondam Gwangalli Beach, one space at a time. |
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Meet Yeonondam in video first Photos are great, but this time we wanted to capture the mood and flow of the space in a way that feels more natural, so we put it into a video. From the living room and powder area to the café room and kitchen, the bedrooms and jacuzzi, and even the third-floor cinema room, you can get a feel for how each space connects and what kind of travel moments it’s best for. A place to stay your way, talk together, and make memories—this is Yeonondam Gwangalli Beach in Busan Gwangalli. |
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SPACE OVERVIEW Yeonondam Gwangalli Beach layout Yeonondam Gwangalli Beach is a duplex stay spread across the second and third floors. |
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2nd floor |
2 bedrooms · 2 bathrooms · kitchen · café room · jacuzzi · living room & powder area · photo zone |
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3rd floor |
A cozy cinema room for movie nights |
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1st floor |
Luggage storage available before check-in and after check-out |
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When you’re traveling with a group, it’s hard to stay in the exact same space all the time. So we divided the space so one person can relax by the window, another can sip coffee in the dining room, someone else can unwind in the jacuzzi, and another can quietly watch a movie in the cinema room. A place where you can stay together while still keeping your own pace—and naturally come back together when you want to. That’s what a comfortable stay looks like to us at Yeonondam. |
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01 A slow morning that begins by the window WINDOW SEAT |
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The morning after you arrive, there’s a certain feeling that hits when you realize you can wake up without an alarm. The window seat is made for exactly that kind of morning. Sunlight stretches in through the large window, and once you sit on the wooden bench with a cup of coffee, it suddenly feels completely fine not to rush out the door. In Gwangalli, you don’t have to run straight to the beach first thing. You can talk about where to go that day, or just sit quietly by yourself while everyone else is still asleep. I hope mornings at Yeonondam start a little more slowly here by the window. |
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02 Time to let the day melt away in warm water PRIVATE JACUZZI |
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A Busan trip usually involves more walking than you expect. You walk along Gwangalli Beach, hop between little cafés in the alleys, and by the time you’ve taken in the night view of Gwangan Bridge, your legs definitely feel it. On nights like that, it’s nice to fill the tub with warm water and slow everything down. The jacuzzi at Yeonondam isn’t meant to imitate some over-the-top luxury spa—it’s a space made for the people you came with to relax, loosen up, and feel at ease. Dim the lights, put on your favorite music softly, and sink into the warm water. Honestly, the memories that last the longest from a trip are often these slow, quiet nights rather than the famous landmarks. |
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03 A night in your own private cinema room CINEMA ROOM |
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Head upstairs to the third floor, and you’ll find a cinema room with a completely different mood. After a full day of walking, eating, and exploring, this is where the night really winds down. Lower the lights, turn on the big screen, and settle in with convenience store snacks and drinks while you queue up a movie you’ve been meaning to watch or your favorite OTT streaming pick. In that moment, the stay becomes your own little private theater. And honestly, what stays with you longer than the movie title might be the feeling of laughing at the same scene and falling quiet at the same time. Outside is Gwangalli, inside is Yeonondam. Some nights are so good, you don’t even feel like going back out. |
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04 Bedrooms designed for truly restful sleep BEDROOM 1 · 2 |
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No matter how great a trip is, if you don’t sleep well, the next day gets rough. That’s why the bedrooms here aren’t overly styled—they’re designed first and foremost for comfort. At Yeonondam Gwangalli Beach, there are 3 queen beds and 1 sofa bedready for your stay. It works well for couples, friend trips, family travel with kids, or a Busan group trip where several people need a comfortable sleeping setup. Even when you travel together, everyone falls asleep at a different time. We wanted this to be a place where early sleepers and late-night talkers could both settle in at their own pace. |
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05 A space to gather and get ready with ease LIVING & POWDER |
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When you travel with a group, even getting ready to head out can turn into a whole event. You help each other decide what to wear, check photos in the mirror, and go over the day’s plans one more time—and before you know it, the trip mood has already started. The living room and powder area were set up to make those moments feel a little easier and more comfortable. In the living room, you can gather and relax together, while the powder area gives you a spot to freshen up before heading out. When you want to be together, head to the living room. When you want to get ready on your own, use the powder area. I wanted this to be the kind of space where coming together and spreading out both feel natural. |
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06 A dining space that feels like your own café CAFE & DINING |
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The dining room wasn’t designed as a table where you just eat and leave—it was meant to feel more like a café where you actually want to linger. Coffee in the morning, takeout from great Gwangalli restaurants in the afternoon, and late-night conversation over simple snacks. The scene on the table changes throughout the day, but one thing stays the same: once everyone sits down together, the conversation tends to stretch on. Just like the best meal on a trip isn’t always the one at the most famous restaurant. A menu you picked together, the people gathered around one table, and a long conversation you never planned on having. I hope the dining room at Yeonondam becomes the place that holds those moments. |
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07 Time to laugh together and feel a little closer BOARD GAME |
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There’s a simple reason we keep board games at the stay: travel always creates those in-between moments you don’t expect. Maybe your evening plans are over, but it’s still too early to sleep. If everyone just scrolls on their phones, it’s easy for the group to drift apart—but the second you open up a game on the table, the whole mood changes. You bicker while explaining the rules, suddenly get way too competitive because you really want to win, and then end up laughing together over something completely small. It’s not some huge event, but nights like that tend to stick with you. It works especially well for friend trips, family travel with kids, or rainy days when you end up staying in. |
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08 A kitchen designed with longer stays in mind KITCHEN & LAUNDRY |
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The kitchen may not be the first thing that catches your eye in photos, but once you’re actually staying here, it often becomes one of the most useful spaces. At Yeonondam Gwangalli Beach, you’ll find a washer and dryer, a full-size refrigerator, a microwave, and tablewareready to use. It makes it easy to dry clothes after the beach, wash outfits you’ve worn for a few days, or store takeout and snacks, so even a longer stay feels comfortable. These everyday conveniences are especially helpful for family trips with kids or group travel. We prepared this space with the hope that your stay would feel just a little easier. |
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09 A small space for moments you’ll want to remember PHOTO & SELFIE ZONE |
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By the entryway, there’s a selfie zone set up for easy travel photos. Right after you arrive, just before everyone heads out, or anytime you want to capture the mood of the trip—stop by and take a few. Stand in front of the mirror and the vibe of the day naturally comes through. It’s a small space where you can snap photos comfortably with the people you came with, without having to ask anyone else. Rather than being just a pretty backdrop, I hope this stay becomes part of the memory itself—something that makes you flip through your photos later and think, “That Busan trip was so good.” |
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10 Making the beginning and end of your trip a little lighter LUGGAGE STORAGE · 1F |
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At the beginning and end of a trip, luggage has a way of slowing everything down. Maybe check-in is in the afternoon but you arrive in the morning, or you’ve checked out but your train isn’t until evening. Sometimes one suitcase is all it takes to make the last part of the day inconvenient. Yeonondam Gwangalli Beach has a luggage storage area on the first floorso you can drop your bags before check-in and explore Gwangalli Beach more freely, or spend your last few hours at a nearby café or restaurant after check-out. It’s a small convenience we prepared to make the start and end of your trip feel a little more effortless. Once your reservation is confirmed, we’ll send you the details for how to use the luggage storage by message. |
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Yeonondam Gwangalli Beach is especially well suited for trips like these: a family trip where you want to spend a little more time together in one space, a friend getaway filled with late-night laughter and long conversations, a couple’s trip where you can talk slowly near the sea, or a group trip where everyone relaxes, has fun, and grows a little closer. If you’re looking for more than a stay where you just sleep and leave, if you want time to sit together and talk, time to let the day go in warm water, a slow night ending with a movie, and a morning that begins gently by the window, then Yeonondam Gwangalli Beach could be a great fit for you. It doesn’t have to be for a special occasion, either. If it’s simply a day spent with people you haven’t seen in a while, and a chance to listen a little more closely to each other’s stories, that alone can turn into a beautiful trip. The mood of a day spent together, the conversations and rest that fill it, and one memory you’ll come back to later. Yeonondam Gwangalli Beach was prepared for exactly that kind of day. If this is a trip you had to work hard to fit into a busy schedule, then while you’re here, try giving a little more of your attention to the people you came with. Rest comfortably, talk slowly, and let the time naturally bring you closer. Yeonondam will do its part to make that day feel warm. Near Gwangalli, if that sounds like the kind of day you want, stay slowly, in your own way, at Yeonondam. |
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How to get to Yeonondam Gwangalli Beach |
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2F, 78-10 Millakbondong-ro 11beon-gil, Suyeong-gu, Busan, South Korea |
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Getting here from Gimhae International Airport By subway From Gimhae Airport Station, take the Busan-Gimhae Light Rail Transit to Sasang Station, then transfer to Busan Subway Line 2 toward Jangsan and get off at Gwangan Station. The trip takes about 40–50 minutes and costs around 3,200 KRW, or about $3. From Gwangan Station, it’s about a 10–15 minute walk to the stay, or roughly 5–10 minutes by taxi if you have a lot of luggage. By bus You can take Airport Bus 307 and get off near Gwangalli or Millak-dong. The ride takes about 70–90 minutes and costs around 1,600 KRW, or about $1–2. Travel time can vary depending on traffic, so if it’s your first visit or you’re carrying a lot of luggage, I’d recommend the subway or a taxi instead. By taxi A taxi from the airport to the stay takes about 30–40 minutes, and the fare is usually around $22. You can simply show the driver the address below. 2F, 78-10 Millakbondong-ro 11beon-gil, Suyeong-gu, Busan, South Korea |
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Getting here from Busan Station By subway From Busan Station, take Subway Line 1 to Seomyeon Station, then transfer to Line 2 toward Jangsan and get off at Gwangan Station. The trip takes about 35–45 minutes and costs around 3,200 KRW, or about $3. From Gwangan Station, it’s about a 10–15 minute walk to the stay, or about 5–10 minutes by taxi if you have heavy luggage. If you prefer to continue by bus from Gwangan Station, routes 83, 83-1, 108, 38, and 62 can take you toward the Millak-dong area. By bus From the Busan Station bus stop, take Bus 41 and get off near the Millak-dong Alley Market stop. The ride takes about 45–60 minutes and costs around 1,500 KRW, or about $1 with a transit card. From the stop, it’s about a 3-minute walk to the stay. |
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Arrival notes Yeonondam Gwangalli Beach is tucked inside a residential alley in Millak-dong. There’s a commercial space on the first floor of the building, and if you take the stairs on the right up to the second floor, you’ll see the entrance right away. The alley may feel a little unfamiliar on your first visit, so if you have any trouble finding it, feel free to message us anytime. We’ll help guide you so you can arrive safely. |
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Please check before booking To make sure everyone in your group has a comfortable stay, we do have a few house rules. |
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Pets are not allowed. |
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Outside visitors beyond the booked guest count are restricted. |
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Smoking is not allowed anywhere indoors. |
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Please keep noise to a minimum after midnight out of consideration for neighbors. |
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Availability may vary depending on your dates and group size, so it’s best to confirm your schedule and number of guests before booking. |
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Final thoughts Yeonondam Gwangalli Beach is a stay created for people who want to feel a little closer to the ones they’re traveling with, all while being near Gwangalli Beach in Busan, South Korea. From the sunlit window seat and warm jacuzzi to the cozy cinema room, comfortable bedrooms, conversation-friendly dining room, board games, photo zone, and practical kitchen, every part of the space was designed to make your stay feel easy and memorable. I hope the small moments you spend here stay with you warmly long after the trip is over. |
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YEONONDAM GWANGALLI BEACH Stay your way at Yeonondam. For reservations and inquiries, feel free to send a message anytime. |
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