Daegu Elysee

Um.. After parking in the underground parking lot, I went to the hotel on the upper floor of the building to check in, and after checking in, I went down one floor to enter the room, but all the lights in the building were off, so I wondered if it was open for business. I searched for a hotel called ‘Current Location’ nearby, made a reservation, found it with the navigation, parked, and went there. It took about 30 minutes.. The counter was empty, so I called, and when I showed the check-in voucher to the woman who came out of the inner room, she was flustered and said, “You said you didn’t have any reservations today and you didn’t have anything coming in..” and muttered to herself, “I called somewhere and didn’t answer...” and then said, “Usually, the system processes the reservation about 10 minutes after the reservation, so the hotel knows right away. Here, in particular, it wasn’t confirmed right away, but after a certain amount of time.” and she said, “Oh.. this is it.” and gave me the room key. When I went inside, there was still water in the refrigerator that I had been drinking, but I threw it away myself and there were 3 new bottles of water, so I didn’t tell her anything. The location is good because there is a nearby Hwanggeumnegeori food alley and a subway station, but even though there were guests, not a single light in the guest room hallway was on, so I had to turn on the flashlight on my cell phone and walk around.

It was disappointing that check-in time was after 18:00. And the outdated facilities (lighting, shower room, etc.) were inconvenient to use.