Daegu Hotels with Free Parking.

The room, service, and food were all excellent! Easily better than any hotel I've stayed at in the US costing at least twice as much. Breakfast was fantastic every morning with lots of options and all freshly prepared on site. The hotel was an easy walk from a huge number of dining options and a nice park. The front desk staff were friendly and spoke excellent English which was not expected, but certainly appreciated. I would absolutely recommend the hotel to anyone staying in the area.

The room is spacious and the location is super convenient, just a 5-10 minute walk from Dongdaegu Station and Shinsegae Department Store. There's a popular red bean bread shop and Olive Young right next to the hotel, making shopping very easy.

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.

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 hotel is dated & furniture & amenities are very old. However, the hotel provides 24hrs unlimited coffee, tea, biscuits at the lobby. You can even get a extra hand tower from the lobby self service counter. Breakfast is limited but they have a cute instant noodles cooking machine which is very convenient if you wish to have Korean instant noodles for breakfast.

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.

It's great value for money, very economical. The room has a large bathtub, and the bathroom even has sauna steam – it's wonderful! I bought a bath bomb and enjoyed two relaxing baths. The room is spacious, the internet is excellent, and the open-air glass roof lets in plenty of sunlight. There are convenience stores and various restaurants nearby, making it very convenient. The subway exit is just about 200 meters to the right after you exit the room – Donggu Hall Station. It's very close to Dongdaegu Train Station. You can walk to the train station, and there's a Lotte Department Store shopping plaza near the train station. The subway station itself has all sorts of delicious food and shopping options.

Really helpful and friendly hotel. Opposite a cool vinyl cafe and in an amazing location right near the shopping street. Will stay again.

【Great Location & Cozy Stay – But Shower Needs Work】! I stayed here with my mum for 5 nights over Christmas. The location is fantastic—just steps from Daegu Station and Lotte Department Store, with convenience stores nearby. The room was spacious, clean, and warm, with plenty of space for luggage. Beds with electric underblankets were amazing— we slept so well and felt refreshed for the next day! Staff were friendly too. The only downside was the shower experience. The bathroom ventilation fan couldn’t be turned off, so it felt cold. The shower head holder was positioned too high, so we had to hold it by hand. The water pressure was intense and strong—honestly, it felt like needles hitting the skin, which was bit painful when the shower head was close...we had to hold it farther away, but then the cold airflow made us shiver. Shampooing and washing became a juggling act between turning off the shower (and feeling chilled) or holding the shower head with one hand so it was hard to shower comfortably. Finally, we ended up trembling while getting dressed. Overall, this hotel is excellent value for money given its location and cleanliness. Despite the shower issue, we would definitely stay here again and hope the bathroom gets warmer next time with a gentler shower head!

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.