Online booking has not been verified. No booking action is shown.
A first-floor hotel lounge serving drinks, light snacks and an afternoon-tea set with sandwiches, scones, cookies and a choice of beverage. Two private rooms require advance telephone reservation; weekend access can be restricted during a special strawberry buffet.
What makes this place distinctive
This first-floor hotel lounge combines about 100 drinks, light snacks, a European-style afternoon tea, a dedicated whisky area and two private rooms. Friday and Saturday evenings also have two scheduled live-jazz sets.
Who it suits
Editorial guidanceEditorially, the documented afternoon tea suits travelers seeking a seated daytime break, while the whisky zone and Friday–Saturday jazz schedule better fit an evening visit. The private rooms provide a documented option for planned gatherings, but require advance telephone booking.
What to order
The afternoon-tea set combines sandwiches, scones, cookies, assorted desserts and a choice of beverage. The wider offering is described as about 100 drinks plus light snacks; the official page did not expose a current itemized menu or prices during this check.
Booking and using the venue
Private-room use requires advance telephone reservation. Friday and Saturday jazz performances are scheduled for 20:40–21:20 and 21:30–22:10. On Saturdays and Sundays, ordinary lounge access begins after 17:00 while the special strawberry buffet operates.
Getting there and facilities
The venue is on the first floor of Lotte Hotel Busan at 772 Gaya-daero, Busanjin-gu. The checked restaurant pages did not document a station exit, restaurant parking procedure, step-free route or accessible seating specification.
Before you visit
Monday–Saturday closing time is 23:00 and Sunday closing time is 22:00; no last-order time was documented. Weekend ordinary access begins only after 17:00 during the special strawberry buffet. Private rooms cannot be assumed available without advance telephone reservation.
Listings are selected independently. Paid analysis does not buy a favorable review; sponsored work is clearly labeled.