Daegu Homestays

This time, I chose a place to stay with my young child while planning a trip to Daegu. Most of the other hotels had high beds, but I chose this because the bed height was low and I could sleep on the floor. The room I booked was a queen bed + yo-quilt set option for 2 adults, but when I entered, only the queen bed was set and the cushion yoga was in the corner. I asked for a set of quilts for Yoe, but I didn't give you a set of quilts for Yoe, saying that only when booking for 3 people can provide a set of quilts ㅠㅠ It says that it will be provided when making an appointment, so I thought it would be provided, but it's a little ridiculous to say that it will only be provided when making an appointment for three people. I think I should notify in advance when booking. There is no elevator, and the stairs went up and down to the third floor. It is shared by microwave, and towels, shampoo, conditioner, etc. are provided, and disposable toothbrushes are not provided. The room was neat and clean, and there was no smell of cigarettes. If there was no quilt, I would have been neat and satisfied overall.

Our family of four had a great time. It felt like a guesthouse, so the kids had a unique experience and made wonderful memories. The rooms were spacious, as was the living room. There was also a kitchen, so we could cook. The price was reasonable, so it was a great value. ^^

It was good to be close to downtown department store in the back of Hyundai Department Store.

The location is fantastic, right in Daegu's bustling downtown area, Dongseong-ro. It's also not far from the train station or the airport, making it a great choice for a visit to Daegu. Highly recommended, and the accommodation environment is quite clean too!

The room was in some sort of small 'apartment' so you could happen to share a small 'living room' and miniature Kitchen with another guest. The 'breakfast' was very small and only available in the kitchen on the first floor. The kitchen in the small flat had nothing regarding dishes and the kitchen on the first floor also had only a small amount of them. The staff was nice and communicating was hard but possible.