Marriott International has opened the new 225-room Fairfield by Marriott Busan in South Korea’s second-largest city. Busan is South Korea’s second-largest city, noted for being the country’s main commercial port, a popular destination for major conferences and home to the Korea Exchange.

The new property comprises 224 guestrooms, which offer city and ocean views, as well as one 485sqft family room that includes a separate living room. Designed to be smart and flexible, yet warm and comfortable, all guest rooms and bathrooms are well-appointed with features such as large 49-inch flat-screen TVs, work areas with flexible ergonomic desks and chairs, minibars and safety deposit boxes. Wooden floors, natural wood and marble accents and large windows which let in plenty of sunlight create a cosy and comfortable atmosphere in every room.

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The hotel features a modern restaurant that offers buffet-style breakfast of both local and international specialities. Meanwhile, a well-equipped fitness centre is available for guests to maintain their fitness routines during their travels. For business travellers, Fairfield Busan offers flexible workspaces in the lobby and a fully-equipped meeting room that can accommodate up to 30 people comfortably.

“I am delighted to welcome our guests to the new Fairfield by Marriott in beautiful Haeundae,” says Charles Lee, general manager, Fairfield by Marriott Busan. “As a main destination for MICE, business and leisure travel, we look forward to welcoming both domestic and international guests to experience our warm hospitality and uplifting spaces. Here at Fairfield Busan, we are committed to ensuring that our guests can stay productive, balanced, and well-rested, all at a great value.” This is the second Fairfield to open in South Korea this year and is the latest addition to the more than 950 Fairfield by Marriott properties worldwide.

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