MATIE Osiria — The Gijang Address With Room to Spread Out
It fits a family splitting bedrooms and driving to Lotte World, the outlets and the temple. If the pool matters, note that guests call it small.
At a glance
- Official name
- MATIE Osiria
- Location & getting around
- 17, Dongbusangwangwang 7-ro, Gijang-eup, Gijang-gun, Busan, South Korea
- Area
- Gijang and Osiria
- Property type
- Hotel · 4★
- Guest score
- 8.7 / 10 · 3,382 reviews
Agoda guest score (as of 2026-08-18) - Good for
- Families, Solo travelers, Groups
- Rooms & occupancy
- Suite, Twin, Double
- Source: Agoda property information
- Agoda data checked: 2026-08-23
- Location score 8.9 — the highest of the three here
- Two bedrooms and two bathrooms recur in guest reports
- Free and generous parking
- Two reviews call the pool small
- Few restaurants nearby, mentioned repeatedly
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The closest of the three to everything
Gijang is a different district from Haeundae. Haeundae Beach does not appear in this property’s nearby listings either — what anchors it is Haedong Yonggungsa Temple and Osiria Station.
| Distance | |
|---|---|
| Haedong Yonggungsa Temple | 910m |
| Osiria Station | 1.08km |
| Songjeong Beach | 2.33km |
| Gimhae International Airport | 25.12km |
All three are the shortest among the Gijang and Osiria properties, and its location score of 8.9 is the highest here.
Guests describe walking out for sunrise at Haedong Yonggungsa, reaching the outlets on foot, and having Lotte World and IKEA close by. One frames it as a quiet base for touring nearby attractions, noting Haeundae is quickly reached too.
A car is assumed, though. Guests without one call the location awkward, and the shortage of restaurants nearby comes up repeatedly.
Two bedrooms, two bathrooms
This is the main reason to book it.
- An ocean-view unit with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a living room
- Two rooms and two bathrooms, described as generous
- A family of four looking specifically for one unit that four people could share
- A guest using the bath in the main bedroom for a long soak
The verified types are Comfort Superior, Comfort Deluxe twin and double, and the Matie Ocean View Suite. The two-bedroom layouts guests describe are in the suite category.
Newness recurs — hygiene described as excellent, and one guest saying that after a night at another five-star, the rooms here appealed more because everything felt new.
Ocean-view reports are consistent too: opening the balcony door for the sound of the waves, and the sea view called the best part.
The pool is small
Confirmed facilities are a pool, a restaurant and parking. Guests describe using the pool at no extra charge, and a children’s pool is listed.
But two reviews call it small — “not that big”, and “a little small, though enough for the children to play”. Weigh that if swimming is the point of the trip.
Parking is a strength here. Free parking is listed, and guests describe an easy, spacious car park — though one notes the entrance signage is hard to spot.
Other complaints
- No table in the room
- Single-use items are restricted, so no slippers or amenity set
- A room at the end of the corridor where the door rattled in the draught each time another door opened
- A convenience store signposted in the basement that was not where indicated
Against that: good sound insulation and a quiet stay, an uncrowded breakfast room and easy lifts. Check-out and payment are handled on a tablet.
Breakfast is charged separately; inclusion depends on the rate.
Overall 8.7, location 8.9, across 3,382 reviews. No child policy is stated.
Best for
- A family using two bedrooms
- Driving to Lotte World, the outlets and the temple
- Preferring a newer building
Not ideal if
- You need a large pool
- You will be travelling without a car
The three Gijang and Osiria properties
| Property | Yonggungsa | Osiria Station | Confirmed facilities | Location | Overall |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MATIE Osiria | 910m | 1.08km | Pool · restaurant · parking | 8.9 | 8.7 |
| Ananti at Busan Cove | 1.16km | 1.77km | Pool · sauna · gym · bar · lounge | 8.7 | 8.8 |
| Best Louis Hamilton Ocean Terrace | 2.78km | 2.24km | None confirmed | 8.7 | 8.3 |
- To fill a day on the property, Ananti at Busan Cove has four pools, a sauna and a bookshop
- For an ocean view from every room and a tub in the room, Best Louis Hamilton Ocean Terrace
- Being nearest on all four anchors still does not settle it — the three-way comparison is Gijang and Osiria stays
For a subway-based Busan trip, Ramada Encore in Haeundae Beach stays is 80m from the station.
Before you book
- How many bedrooms the type has — the two-bedroom layouts are suites
- Whether breakfast is included
- No slippers or amenity set
- No child policy is stated — enter ages and occupancy
The verdict
For a family splitting bedrooms and driving to what is nearby, this is the best fit here. Two bedrooms and two bathrooms, a newer building, free parking and the shortest distances in the district make the case. In exchange the pool is small and there is little to eat nearby — for a day spent entirely on the property, Ananti in the same district suits better.
This is researched from Agoda property data and the published portion of 3,382 guest reviews rather than written from a stay. Figures are as of 2026-08-18 and no rates are quoted.
FAQ
Is the pool an extra charge?
Guests describe using it at no additional cost. Two reviews also call it small, so weigh that if swimming is central.
Can I manage without a car?
Osiria Station is 1.08km away. Guests without a car do describe the location as awkward, and repeatedly note there are few restaurants nearby.
Do children stay free?
No child policy is stated. Enter ages and occupancy to compare totals.
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