Daegu Hotels with Free Breakfast

This is a proper hotel, not a motel. The breakfast is excellent, the facilities are great (there's a gym), and the rooms are good. There's even a clothes freshener. There's a slight new-building smell, but it's much better than a motel smell. It's the best in Hyeonpung.

Here’s a refined version while keeping your warm, positive tone: Great location! Just a short walk from Dongdaegu Station and many well-known eateries. I felt truly welcomed during my stay — a special thanks to Ann, front desk for her kindness. She even wrote a thoughtful welcome card wishing me wonderful memories in Daegu. Although there were a few small inconveniences, the friendly smiles and excellent service from Ann and the rest of the staff made my stay outstanding. I happily give this hotel 5 stars and hope to return in the future again!

The hotel bed was a bit soft, but the room was spacious. The location is excellent, near Jungang-ro. There's a 24-hour E-Mart and Olive Young within a five-minute walk. Downstairs, there are BBQ, sausage soup, and rice restaurants. Several supermarkets are nearby, so you can easily buy medicine if you have an upset stomach. Public transportation is also very convenient. The front desk even lent us an umbrella when it rained. Overall, it's great value for money.

The accommodation is very comfortable with complete facilities. Although we arrived before check-in time, the hotel allowed us to leave our luggage. During our stay, the hotel was under renovation. We had reserved breakfast, but it was not available, so the hotel refunded us and upgraded our room for one night. However, we had to move to a different room the next night due to ongoing renovations. The room conditions matched the pictures shown. The staff was lovely and, despite not speaking English, made great efforts to assist us. There are convenience stores and numerous restaurants around the hotel, making it very convenient for work. Transportation is easy, with a bus stop within walking distance. If there is an opportunity, we will stay here again.

- Breakfast is available from 7:00 AM to 9:30 AM (I didn't eat it, so I can't comment on the contents). - There's a laundry facility in the breakfast area that guests can use for free. - Basic amenities were provided (toothbrush, razor, body towel, a set of skincare products, contact lens solution, hair ties, etc.). - You can freely take water from the fridge in front of the reception desk. There were also free cookies. - Having a clothes dryer in the room was a lifesaver. A hairdryer, curling iron, and even a computer were also available.

This hotel has a very strict 3 pm check-in policy, even the room is ready and the guest has been waiting for quite a long time, there's no exception. Actually from 1 pm they allow an early check-in but need to pay for every one hour. I've stayed in a lot of international hotels in the multiple countries, there were two three times I requested early check-in after a long time flight, they happily did for me if the room was ready. This hotel I felt the money I spent and the experience I got didn't match. Location was very close to the exhibition, convenient. Quite expensive during the exhibition time. For the restaurant need to walk for sometime, but worth going. The room was good enough.

I had high hopes for this establishment. My room was equipped with a massage chair, which I was eager to utilize. However, its condition suggested the need for a protective covering, such as a towel, before use. Unfortunately, this was not feasible as only four hand towels were provided for my entire stay, an insufficient quantity for personal drying needs. During my extended stay, housekeeping services were not performed on the additional night while I was away. Furthermore, the room's air purifier, while present, proved essential due to persistent cigarette smoke infiltration from an adjacent area, which was strong enough to disrupt my sleep on the second night. Consequently, this establishment did not meet my expectations. The convenience of its location does not outweigh the aforementioned issues.

Upon arrival, the hotel had no record of my booking. The staff member went above and beyond to help locate it and eventually found my reserved room. However, they didn't inform us about the breakfast arrangements. The room itself was spacious and comfortable, featuring a loft with karaoke, a refrigerator, and a dining area.

I stayed at Hotel Noblestay in Seoul, and it was an excellent experience! The hotel seamlessly blends modern comfort with a touch of Korean elegance, creating a cozy and sophisticated atmosphere. The location is ideal, situated in the bustling Jongno district, within walking distance of major attractions like Gyeongbokgung Palace, Insadong, and Myeongdong. It’s also close to subway stations, making it incredibly convenient for exploring the city. The rooms were spotless, spacious, and thoughtfully designed. The beds were extremely comfortable, and the modern bathrooms came with high-quality toiletries. I also appreciated the small details like complimentary water, tea, and fast Wi-Fi. The staff were outstanding—professional, friendly, and always ready to assist with a smile. They provided great recommendations for local restaurants and attractions and ensured my stay was smooth from check-in to check-out. The breakfast offered a delicious selection of Korean and international dishes, which was the perfect way to fuel up for a day of exploring. The dining area was cozy and well-maintained. Hotel Noblestay offers fantastic value for its central location, exceptional service, and comfortable accommodations. Whether you’re visiting Seoul for leisure or business, I highly recommend this hotel for a memorable stay!

While it is a budget hostel, and the location is a bit of a walk inside the back street, I did not expect it to be too luxury or anything special. What was strange was that eventhough I arrived before 10PM, there was nobody at the reception desk, and I had to call to be able to speak with someone for check in and being directed to a self check in machine. With my broken korean language skill, it was difficult but I made it at the end. The room has some black moulds and I had to plug off the mini fridge to be able to use the power point to charge my phone, mini fan and whatever else. And in the morning that mini fridge has produced some water on the floor after being thawed. Towels were provided but they were smelly. The bottom of the toilet were not sealed properly to the floor (the sillicone joint has worn off). The room is in need of renovation. I managed to do the self check out when I went downstairs the next morning (with the same machine). Then I realised I couldn’t get out via the entrance door that I got in the night before, because it was locked at around 11AM. After I rang the owner again, he directed me to leave by the back door. Then I was trying to find my way at the back area to go out to the street and catch a taxi. This hostel by far was the worst place I have stayed ever. I was glad I only booked for 1 night.