Centum Mana Buffet
Centum 1-ro, Busan, South Korea
Centum Mana Buffet is a banquet hall located in Busan at Centum 1-ro, offering a venue…
The Westin Josun Busan is a resort hotel located in Busan, South Korea. As part of the Marriott family, it offers accommodations and services for various occasions. The property works with clients throughout Busan seeking a dedicated venue space with resort amenities.
The hotel is known for clear communication and quality service, providing a practical option when comparing venues in the region. Whether planning corporate gatherings, celebrations, or other events, the team can discuss available spaces and logistics tailored to your needs.
For specific details about capacity, facilities, event packages, and current availability, contacting the venue directly is recommended. Reach out at +82 51-749-7000 to discuss your upcoming event. Learn more at https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/puswi-the-westin-josun-busan/overview/?scid=f2ae0541-1279-4f24-b197-a979c79310b0.
Best For: Corporate conferences and business retreats, destination weddings and celebrations, multi-day corporate events, hotel guest accommodations with integrated event spaces
Estimated Budget Range: $5,000–$50,000+ depending on event size, duration, and service level (contact venue for specific packages)
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Things to clarify before booking:
The property offers resort amenities typical of a Marriott hotel, but specific details about indoor ballrooms, outdoor terraces, or garden venues aren't listed. Contact the venue directly at +82 51-749-7000 to request a floor plan and understand which spaces suit your event type and guest count.
Standard hotel event packages typically include room rental, basic setup, and catering options, but specifics vary by event type and season. Ask about what's covered (linens, tables, chairs, basic AV), what incurs additional fees, and whether there are service charges or gratuity requirements before committing.
Yes—as a Marriott resort hotel, it provides on-site accommodations, international payment options, and staff trained in hosting international events. However, confirm they have English-speaking event coordinators and whether they've hosted events with similar guest profiles to ensure smooth communication and cultural considerations.
Lead times vary by season and event size. High-demand periods (spring and fall in Busan) may require 3–6 months' notice, while off-peak seasons might accommodate shorter timelines. Contact the venue early to discuss your preferred dates and understand their booking policies.
As a resort hotel with dining facilities, they likely manage various dietary requirements, but specifics depend on their catering partners and menu flexibility. Ask about their experience with vegetarian, halal, kosher, and allergy-specific requirements, and request sample menus for your event.
Cancellation policies vary based on the contract signed and how far in advance you cancel. Request a detailed cancellation clause in writing, including deposit terms, refund timelines, and any exceptions for force majeure events (particularly relevant given Busan's coastal weather patterns).
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