Hotels Near Song-Gwangsa in Daegu

I was visiting Daegu with friends and it was a good hotel. It was very suitable. The street was nice and I was satisfied with the clean environment. This is the view from the 20th floor. I look forward to being assigned to a priest next time^^

Toyoko Inn Dongseongro was a really nice and comfortable stay. I have stayed at other Toyoko inns before, and this location was exceptional. The front desk even lent me an iPhone charger for my entire stay. They provided guests with American + Korean style breakfast, free coffee and tea, free bottles of water, exchange of towels, and pajamas during my stay. I would definitely stay here again due to the hotel being at the center of Daegu, and it is near a lot of shops and restaurants.

A great hotel with clean, spacious rooms and full amenities: a modern interior design, two big-screen TVs, two ACs, a small refrigerator, free WiFi, cozy couches with coffee table, comfy beds with Italian premium brand, ellezza, natural latex mattresses, and clean linens, and a splendid breakfast. I was quite surprised by the size of the bathroom, which included a big bathtub, a shower booth, and a toilet. Tip: try to book the side rooms as the bathroom size varies according to the room :) Also, every room has a hand sanitizing gel, which contains 65% ethanol. I liked that the administration is very cautious during the pandemic since we were required to use plastic gloves for a buffet type breakfast.

It’s really a very old motel. Although it’s clean overall, it’s really very old, but because the price is cheap, plus only staying for one night, leaving early the next day, so I chose this place for one night. The day I lived was really cold, the room was very dangerous and there was electric heating.

I had to go to Daegu urgently, so I made a reservation. I looked for a hotel near Kyungpook National University Hospital and made a reservation, but Laonzena, which is said to be a 4-star hotel, had older room facilities than I expected. Still, the service was very friendly.

I stayed here for a friend's wedding. I came to Dongdaegu Station and the distance is fine. The bus stop was right in front, so transportation was good. I arrived earlier than check-in and left my luggage at the counter. If I asked anything, they kindly answered it while searching for me.😁 Since it is a place where wedding ceremonies are held, I went on a weekend and the lobby was crowded. Still, I was satisfied because the elevator was close by when I checked in, so it didn't affect me too much! And as soon as I checked in to the accommodation, I was very satisfied! The room condition was even better than I expected! Looking at the reviews, they said the bed was too hard, but I actually liked it. And the noise can be heard outside?? I could only hear sound 😁 I didn't really feel it was noise!!! However, there was no bathtub in the bathroom, but since I didn't use it, I was satisfied with everything!! 👍👍 And if I had to find one drawback, it was that I was on the 6th floor! The view was good, but I could see Subway Line 3 passing by, right at eye level! Of course, people riding the subway probably didn't care, but I don't care about such things, so it's okay. There's a lot of sunlight coming in by the window, and there's a table and chairs, so my morning coffee was fine! It's also nice that there's a Homeplus within 1km and Suseongmot Lake. Also, there are restaurants around the accommodation, so it's very convenient, so if I come again next year, I'm planning to make a reservation again!! I had a good rest👍👍

The hotel is clean, the room size is OK, and the breakfast is delicious. Apart from the fact that it is a bit far from the subway station and takes 15 minutes to drag my luggage, I will stay again if I have the chance.

The house given was average, without any scenery to speak of. When checking in, the front desk was a little cold. In fact, there are many kinds of breakfast. The special feature is that the door-to-door food delivery service uses robots and can take the elevator by itself. There is a Doraemon photo spot in this hotel. It seems that Daegu is organizing an event to collect Doraemon photo spots, and there are many scenic spots. Directly across the main road from the hotel is Daegu's largest shopping mall, and the train station is also there. The underground parking space is relatively tight, but you can park one car for free during your stay. B2 is for hotel use only. If there is no space, park on the roadside outside the hotel. I see that all Koreans park randomly and don’t even post any signs. Ha ha

Was looking for a place to stay in Daegu for 6 pax but there were only limited choices searching in English. Found this place which was recently opened in 2023, only 500m from Daegu train station. It shares the same building as the Daegu Marriott but it has apartments for rental stay rather than hotel rooms. We had the A flat suite, which had 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, and living & dining areas to hang around in, which came up to about 400 sq m. Their rooms are named A to F, going from largest to smaller in size. Kitchen cutlery and all utensils were provided, with fridge, kimchi fridge, oven & microwave all built in. Didn't have a washer & dryer though. All the appliances were very new and worked well. The reception to check-in is a small office on the ground floor, with the entry to the building just next to it. There seem to be separate reception areas for short-stays and residents, so approach the correct place. There wasn't a dedicated parking area. The room was very clean also the bedrooms were sparsely furnished. One of the rooms had a large walk-through wardrobe with plenty of space to lay out clothes. The bathrooms were luxuriously decorated. Looks like all the built-in stuff was quite top-notch, and maybe it was designed for permanent stays. No regrets in picking this place as our base in Daegu!

The room is very beautiful. There are restaurants and cafes nearby. It's a pity that the room doesn't have a hair straightener. And the dust on the window sill was quite thick. It's like the housekeeper didn't clean the window sill. There are no bathrobes in the room. The staff can speak English. The information is clearly communicated.