The check-in staff spoke basic English, but other employees didn't. Room cleanliness was a major issue; while general tidiness was okay, a thorough cleaning was clearly lacking. On the first night, a staff member put my friend's pajamas inside the duvet, making them hard to find. The second night, they threw away my facial cleanser refill, which was the first time I've ever encountered a hotel discarding a guest's items. On the third night, no one cleaned the room, refilled the water, or emptied the trash. I tried calling reception, but communication was impossible. We had to go to the front desk in person and show them photos of the room's condition before they said they'd send someone to clean it. However, after waiting over ten minutes, no one showed up. We eventually confirmed that no one would be cleaning that day and we'd have to wait until the next. The trash wasn't emptied, and it took repeated requests to get water, which was delivered by a staff member with a rather poor attitude. We asked for water and a trash bag for our rubbish, but they gave us water and towels. Generally, many staff members don't speak English, making communication quite difficult.
The location of the accommodation is a little far from the city center, but it is near Yeongdae Hospital Station, so it is easy to get around by subway.
There is Gukongtan Makchang nearby, and there is also a good makgeolli house, so it is located 5-10 minutes by subway from the crowded city center,
so I recommend it to those who are concerned about the cost.
The only regret is the cleanliness.
Aside from that, everything was fine.
This was my first trip to Daegu, and I chose this hotel because there weren't many reviews. I actually stayed there and felt it was quite good. The staff at the front desk were very friendly. It's a 7-minute walk from Yeongdae Hospital subway station, so transportation is convenient. There are convenience stores and 24-hour restaurants nearby. The room was quite clean, and the bathroom was quite spacious, but the only downside was the weak water pressure in the shower.
It's a place I was in a hurry to see the cherry blossoms in Apsan, but the price is good ~! The facilities are old but clean and well cleaned. The room is spacious and the bathtub is clean compared to the facilities ~! However, I hope you will take care of the fixtures because there is not enough tissues ~!
I made a reservation because I was going on a quick trip and would only sleep, but the service was good. However, the facilities were old, so when I plugged in my portable battery to charge it, the lights in the room suddenly turned off and on. I think it would have been better if they cleaned the refrigerator a bit more. Other than that, it was fine if I was just going to sleep.
The heating is on and the service is good.
The room is a bit cold, but overall it’s fine.
The room itself is nice, with a few small downsides — for example, there’s no YouTube and the Wi-Fi is a bit slow.
Because the next day I had to take a bus to Jiazhangshan Haiyin Temple at Xi Daegu Station, I looked close to the subway station so I lived nearby.
After opening a good room at the beginning, I thought it was a love hotel, but it felt like it was OK to live!
It's a bit like a B&B, or a motel as the locals call it. This store seems to be run by a family.
It's just outside the subway station's Line 1 exit. The handsome guy in the store is quite chatty.
You can check in at the hotel at three o'clock, so you can store your bags first and then go out to play. You need to change your shoes in the room. The room is not big and has matching toothbrushes, toiletries, etc.
You need to change into bathroom shoes in the bathroom, otherwise it is easy to slip. There is cold water in the refrigerator.
Breakfast is relatively simple, coffee, bread and instant noodles.
My biggest complaint is that, although the facilities are old, air conditioners at other places allow for fine-tuning of temperature and fan speed and display numerical values, which was convenient. However, the air conditioner at Midas is simply a two-level setting; it doesn't even display the temperature, only a light indicator.
While I was sleeping, the fan speed suddenly shifted automatically, directing cold air toward the bed.
I had a restless night's sleep, and I do not recommend this place to anyone sensitive to temperature or noise during the hot summer.
Even the lowest setting sounds very loud.
I do not recommend using the air conditioner during the summer.
If you like the idea of sampling local flavors while traveling, consider staying at
February Hotel Apsan
. There are plenty of restaurants that serve local dishes near the hotel.
What's the average price of hotels near Nam-gu this weekend?
According to Trip.com's data, the average price for a weekend night at hotels near Nam-gu in Daegu is TRY 1,855. Prices fluctuate often; this rate is for reference only.
What's the average price per night of hotels near Nam-gu
According to Trip.com's data, the average price per night at hotels near Nam-gu in Daegu is TRY 3,869. Prices fluctuate often; this rate is for reference only.
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BrownDot Hotel BongDuk or February Hotel Apsan
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