The Paradise Busan has a number of plush accommodations to offer. As the only first-class hotel in Busan, it offers premier views of the Haeundae Beach, and many of its rooms are fitted with private balconies. While there are some rooms overlooking the city, the common thread between all of them is a high standard of luxury and tranquility. Chic, understated décor is paired with cozy beds and quilted headboards. Modern amenities such as flat screen televisions and Wi-Fi are available, and bathrooms are fitted with all the necessary toiletries. In terms of suites, there is the introductory Junior Suite followed by four classes of Special Suites. These professionally designed and equipped rooms feature the latest in fashionable furnishings and accents paired with superior comfort. Large beds, inviting sitting areas, and oversized bathrooms are certain to usher guests into a state of mind ideal for relaxation.

A primary destination for visitors to the Paradise Hotel Busan is its luxurious Casino that covers three floors of the annex building, is open at all times of the year, and features a wide selection of games. There is also an extensive spa, however, with a number of activities that range from scenic hot spring tours to professional relaxation treatments. The state-of-the-art fitness club is equipped with everything needed for weight lifting and aerobic exercise, and there’s even an indoor golf room for guests hoping to work on their game. Finally, the expansive Paradise Kids Village provides all manner of activities to keep kids entertained throughout the day.

The Paradise Busan is home to a diverse selection of gourmet eateries. There is a buffet option featuring international dishes at On The Plate, but there are also a number of more specialized restaurants, such as the Italian, French, and American dishes served at Nyx Grill, Nampoong, an intimate Chinese restaurant, and Sakae, the resort’s destination for sushi lovers. There is also a lavish bakery and an English pub on site.