Staying at Park Hyatt Busan? A Korean Medicine Visit, Right Next Door

"Where are you staying?" is the first thing I ask travelers who message us. When the answer is Park Hyatt Busan, the rest of the conversation gets easy, because we are in the building right next to the hotel — iPark Tower 1, ground floor, units 104–105 in Marine City, Haeundae.

limda k-medical clinic (경희림다한의원) is next to the Park Hyatt Busan, and the clinic is registered with Busan City for international patients and holds an MOU with the Korea Ocean Business Corporation.

limda k-medical clinic (경희림다한의원) is in Marine City, Haeundae, Busan — next door to Park Hyatt Busan.

This guide is for hotel guests who have heard about Korean medicine (Hanbang) and want to try it properly during a short stay, without losing half a day to transport.

Getting here from the hotel

Walk out of Park Hyatt Busan toward the iPark towers; we are on the ground floor of Tower 1, facing the Marine City street side. There is no taxi, no subway transfer and no hill to climb. Most guests arrive in their hotel slippers' worth of effort. If you drive, use iPark parking GATE 3 and the purple zone R5–R6.

What you can book

A first visit (about 60–90 minutes, including consultation, assessment and treatment): pulse diagnosis, a conversation about sleep, digestion and energy, and body composition and stress measurements where useful. The doctor explains what she finds in English.

LIMDA AcuNap: acupuncture, pharmacopuncture, electro-acupuncture, infrared heat and physiotherapy done together in a dark, quiet room. Most people fall asleep. It is a popular choice after a long flight, a day of walking, or a conference.

Facial acupuncture: fine-needle facial treatment that started from our work with facial palsy. A 3D facial scan records your face first. Many guests book it a day or two before a wedding, a shoot or an event. It is not a single-session fix; changes are usually discussed over several sessions, and results vary by person.

Herbal medicine (Hanyak): prescribed one-to-one after the consultation, in 15-day units. For travelers we pack it in travel pouches or arrange international shipping.

LIMDA Longevity Check-up: constitution analysis, EEG-based stress measurement, body composition, 3D facial analysis and pulse diagnosis, explained together in one visit — for people who feel "not quite right" even though their medical check-ups are normal.

How it fits your schedule

With a reservation there is no waiting room queue, and walk-ins are welcome too. A first visit with LIMDA AcuNap takes about 60–90 minutes, including consultation, assessment and treatment. English consultations are conducted directly by the doctor and Chinese (Mandarin) consultations directly by one of our doctors; for Japanese, please book at least 48 hours ahead so we can arrange an interpreter. Message us on WhatsApp with your dates and we will suggest a time around your plans.

Good to know

We are a registered medical institution for foreign patients in Busan (Reg. No. M-2026-02-07-709023) and the wellness partner for Park Hyatt Busan staff (MOU), a one-minute walk away, in the same complex. Visitors without Korean health insurance pay out of pocket; our non-covered fee schedule is published on our website, and we can issue receipts and documents for your travel insurance.

Related reading

A Concierge's Guide to Korean Medicine in Haeundae → What Is LIMDA AcuNap? Korean Acupuncture in One Session → LIMDA Longevity Check-up in Busan → How to Fit a Wellness Half-Day into a Busan Trip — A Korean Medicine Itinerary in Haeundae → Every Treatment Room Is Private — A Korean Medicine Clinic in Busan with Closed-Door Rooms and a Family Room →

Written by Dr. Chungrim Kim, Representative Director, limda k-medical clinic (Doctor of Korean Medicine · Kyung Hee University College of Korean Medicine)

limda k-medical clinic 1F, No. 104·105, iPark T1, 38 Marine City 2-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan (next to Park Hyatt Busan) Phone / WhatsApp +82-10-7925-6248 Hours: Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00 · Sat 09:00–17:00 · Closed Sundays & public holidays (open on substitute holidays)

This article was first published by limda k-medical clinic (경희림다한의원, Marine City, Haeundae, Busan) at limda.co.kr/journal/park-hyatt-busan-korean-medicine-en. Please credit the source when quoting.