Motel Daeha Reviews

It was alright, great for what it was suppose to do. Beds were not comfy, bathroom was 4/10.

Close to metro. Overall is clean but the remote control is dirty. It is difficult to lock / open the room entrance door .

Good service

The environment is okay, but it is not cleaned every day.

Its biggest advantage is its proximity to Walkerhill. As for the hotel itself, it's easy to imagine it as a traditional love hotel.

I went to the hotel front desk at three o'clock and was informed that early check-in would be charged 15,000 won. I wanted to store my luggage, but I was told that it would be best to come back early to pick it up (anyway, I felt a bit embarrassed). I was going to watch a concert that day and didn’t want to bother with it, so I gave 15,000 won in cash and got a room. The room was very small. When the air conditioner was turned on, water leaked badly. I had no choice but to negotiate (with a Chinese employee) to change my room. I feel like there is no room that can be given to me😪I stayed there once last year for a weekend concert. If it weren’t for the convenience of applying it, I wouldn’t go there again.

Haha! I booked the motel without knowing it was a love hotel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! On the way there, an older lady asked me if I could show her the way, and when I told her it was this hotel, she was surprised😆😆Of course. I had to take care of something after checking in, so I asked if I could leave my carrier with her, and she was happy to oblige. I'm grateful. I was glad that I couldn't hear the voices next door at all. There are about two convenience stores just a short walk away. The area looked a bit unsafe though. It's quite close to the station! But I couldn't find the elevator, so I had to go up the stairs.

I use it all the time. I like it because I can smoke in it.

I stayed as a female for an event at the Olympic Stadium! It's pretty close to the Olympic Stadium by train, but it's a bit complicated and takes a while to get there by taxi. family? There are also many young people, and for better or for worse, all voices can be heard throughout the hotel, so if you're a woman alone and something happens, she'll probably help you! So I wasn't worried! The hotel staff can't communicate in Japanese or even English, but they are very kind, so if you use google translate, you won't have any problems. (In the middle of the night, there was a G with a mess of legs growing in the room, and while the uncle was sleeping in the front desk of the hotel outside the opening hours of the front desk, I woke him up and had him exterminated... Thank you very much for that section. That was a really big help. ) The walls of the room are insanely thin. I can hear the screams of adults in other rooms at the level of whether they are doing it in front of the door of my room. Feels like it's cleaned normally. There is no problem at all if you don't mind a certain amount of dust. I think that it is impossible for people who like beauty even a little. If you look at the map, it feels far away, but there is a convenience store about 3 minutes on foot! (Again, I made the mistake of dropping the juice before I bought it and causing it to explode. When I said to the clerk, ``I'm sorry, I'm going to buy it, but I'm sorry for increasing the cleaning time,'' he said, ``It's okay,'' and brought a new one I bought a new one saying, "Please have this here~"... Moreover, he was an older brother who could speak a little Japanese... everyone is really kind...)

I think it's enough for a solo traveler.

Hygienic and clean, good service

For the money this city is ok