Business Hotels in Daejeon

Two pregnant women went to a nearby place for a vacation, and as expected from its reputation, we went to a river view room. The view was great, it was spacious, comfortable, quiet, and the breakfast was delicious! We were very satisfied. If I had to pick one downside, it would be that... you can't see which floor the elevator is on, so it's a bit stuffy when you have to wait..

- Great location! Close to the entertainment area of Daejeon especially a less than 10 min walk to the nightlife/club area. Easy taxi rides to everywhere else. Also, easy walk to the Government Complex subway station. - Hotel breakfast is delicious and great hours (0700-0930). - The price is hard to beat for everything you can experience around you.

Location is very close to subway and buses. As a long term business traveler, having a washing machine was excellent. Plenty of places to eat close by. Bath towels could be bigger (only hand towels are supplied - but there are plenty of them!). Room was very clean and comfortable. Fridge / freezer is also great. Easy check in, even for non Korean speaking travelers. Will use again.

This is a solid place to sleep for under 50 bucks. The room wasn't thoroughly clean, but it was passable. It has a small kitchen with a microwave and fridge but you have to ask for the cookware. Each room has a washing machine which would be nice for longer stays. The walls are paper thin which is annoying when loud guests return to their rooms late. It's not a room you'd want to spend a lot of time in but adequate for one night.

The hotel room is very large. In addition to the shower room, there is also an extra-large bathtub, but I didn't use it. It is not far from the Rucheng Hot Spring Metro Station. The hotel's entrance and restaurant are decorated with a sense of design. The front desk receptionists are also very friendly and there is a female receptionist who speaks some Chinese who is particularly enthusiastic. After having dinner at a barbecue restaurant on the corner of the street about 300 meters in front of the hotel, the restaurant would not accept international credit cards. I didn't bring any Korean won with me, so I couldn't pay the bill. I finally ran back to the hotel and asked the receptionist for help. She readily used her card to help me pay the bill, and I transferred RMB to her friend who has V-chat.