Daejeon Hotels with Breakfast

Not far from the subway station, about a ten-minute walk. The breakfast in the morning was pretty good, though unfortunately, the dining time was a bit short, which led to the breakfast area being overcrowded. Check-in and check-out times are quite strict, 3 PM for check-in and 10 AM for check-out, which is quite typical of Japanese hotels. The air conditioner leaked all night, soaking the whole desk. Luckily, the staff cleaned it every day. The front desk staff were friendly, so overall, the service attitude was still very good.

Overall, it was clean and the bed was comfortable. Everything felt new and tidy since it's a newly built hotel. However, it was a bit disappointing that the hairdryer and lotion in the drawer weren't neatly arranged and were just crumpled up. Besides that, I was very satisfied with everything else, including the breakfast quality. It's definitely my top choice for my next business trip.

At first, I thought this was a motel from the outside, but the room is very spacious and clean. The hotel looks very new, the design is modern, and I recommend it for a short stay.

I took a half-day off work to go to the bank, but hit a reality check (I'm looking for a new place because my lease is expiring). Feeling heartbroken about this and that, Extreme P's thoughtless trip began. Suddenly, I wanted to eat bread (I had been thinking about bread and Sungsimdang for a while). So, I went to Daejeon. I also went to Daejeon because it feels familiar; my family home and relatives lived in Daejeon and Nonsan when I was very young (the Expo was the very embodiment of Kkumdori). Maybe because it's been so long, it has changed so much. First, I went to my accommodation to drop off my luggage, and when I came to eat nearby, most of the popular restaurants were closed, so I just went to eat meat to feel more at home. I'm a solo traveler who frequents meat restaurants even when I'm alone. Usually, meat restaurants only accept orders for two or more people. So, that's okay! Saying that, I ordered briquette bulgogi and noodles. I left a little bit of the noodles behind, but I finished all the meat. I was so happy. Actually, I didn't order any alcohol because I don't think I would have been able to finish it all if I had been drinking. It's a little regrettable. While washing off my sweat-soaked body, I used the Styler provided in the accommodation!! Actually, one of the reasons I ate the meat was because there was a Styler in the room I was staying in (I didn't bring any clothes at all, just went empty-handed). As expected, Korea is so great and convenient to travel in!

The cleanliness was impeccable, so even though I tend to be sensitive to cleanliness, I was able to get a truly restful stay. The attention to detail in every corner was outstanding. Above all, the staff were incredibly kind, and I left with a lot of positive energy from check-in to check-out. I was touched by their thoughtfulness in even the smallest things. Thanks to the clean facilities and warm service, this vacation was a success. I highly recommend this place to others!

It's definitely a three-star hotel, so the front desk staff are professional. They're friendly and neat. I had breakfast, and it was surprisingly delicious, better than home-cooked meals.

Location was pretty good, there is a shopping mall 5 minute walk from the hotel and the room was clean and tidy.

We didn’t request for housekeeping and the door sign showing “not to disturb”, however when we came back shortly from market walk, we noticed the room was replenished and bedding was changed, we didn’t locked our luggage and left our local currency in the backpack as we didn’t expect any housekeeping. As we were rushing out for the itinerary and we didn’t check anything missing. After checked out only noticed our country currency left in my backpack which kept in the wardrobe was missing. Lesson learned, careful on the security of this hotel. Don’t leave any valuable things in the room.

This place was a bit of a surprise. I was originally on a business trip to Sejong, and I took advantage of a break to stop by Daejeon before heading back to Seoul. The hotel lobby was rather small, which didn't meet my expectations, but when I went upstairs, I found the rooms to be spacious and clean (unfortunately, I forgot to take pictures). There were also bottled water refrigerators in the hallways for everyone to drink from, and coffee machines on every floor, so every morning I could smell the aroma of Americano coffee in the air. Overall, it was a very good experience, and it's also very close to Daejeon Sky Street and the Sacred Heart Church flagship store! Highly recommended!

Despite being an old building, the room condition was really clean and excellent. The staff were also very professional and friendly. The generous checkout time was also convenient. However, due to its age, there was a slight ammonia smell in the bathroom. Considering the building's age, this was entirely understandable, and it was easily manageable with a fabric freshener I brought myself. I also liked that the bathroom was spacious.