Hotels Near Mural Street Saemaeul Neighborhood in Daejeon

Things to consider when staying at a hotel: Close to the subway station, rooms of 10 pyeong or larger are preferred, cleanliness, and proximity to entertainment districts. What was good -First of all, I liked that the room was spacious and not stuffy. (10 pyeong) It was definitely bigger than the motels I dealt with. There were two women sleeping there, and the bed was big so it wasn't uncomfortable at all. There was a window and a lot of mirrors in the room, so it was easy to put on makeup. 😆 Oh, there's a shower room and toilet too. It was very nice because it was separate. The room was also clean. -You can see the hotel as soon as you come out of Wolpyeong Station! It takes about 15 to 20 minutes to walk to Galma-dong alley. It was okay to walk after drinking. I heard the breakfast was delicious, but I couldn't eat it because I was sleeping. -The staff are also friendly! What's disappointing -Smell of alcohol as soon as you enter? It had a motel-like smell, but it went away quickly when I left the window open. -If you look at the reviews, it says that the drain next to the bathtub in the bathroom doesn't drain well, but yeah, it really doesn't work...😌 Just wash in the bathtub. (Even when I woke up, there was still a puddle of water) -The dryer seemed a bit old and the comb was in poor condition. I stayed for one night and was satisfied. Recommended.

Location is very close to subway and buses. As a long term business traveler, having a washing machine was excellent. Plenty of places to eat close by. Bath towels could be bigger (only hand towels are supplied - but there are plenty of them!). Room was very clean and comfortable. Fridge / freezer is also great. Easy check in, even for non Korean speaking travelers. Will use again.

Because some floors of the Expo Tower were used as a hotel, there were many inconveniences compared to hotels that were stand-alone buildings. Hotel guests, like department store visitors, must park in the underground parking lot. Although the underground parking lot is marked as a hotel zone, not at all. It took a very long time to park because it was not well maintained. If you don't use valet when staying at Hotel Onoma, parking will be very inconvenient. It was a corner room for 3 adults, and the extra bed was nice and soft, not a creaky mattress. The installation staff said that the extra bed uses the same mattress as the king bed. I liked the room condition and staff response, but parking was a problem!!! It's at a level that really detracts from all points.

I stayed here to see a play at the Daejeon Arts Center. Compared to Toyoko Inns in the city center, the rooms and bathrooms are spacious and easy to use. On the other hand, compared to Toyoko Inns in the city center, not all the staff speak Japanese fluently. However, they are very friendly and helpful, so even if you don't understand Korean, there is no problem. The bus stop at Incheon Airport is a little far away, about a 10-15 minute walk. The government buildings and park facilities in the area are very large, so it's hard to get to anywhere by bus, and I wonder if taxis will give you a ride? I walked around during my stay. I think there would be a lot of demand if the hotel rented out bicycles on its own. There are bicycle rentals in the city, but they are a bit difficult for foreigners. There may be famous restaurants near Daejeon Station, but it seems you have to take the subway to get there. I'm the type of person who doesn't mind having a minimum number of restaurants and cafes, so this was not a problem for me. Olive Young is also nearby! I will definitely stay here again when I go to Daejeon!

First of all, the location of the hotel is Dunsan-dong, which is great. The facilities are also very clean and sophisticated. Additionally, the breakfast buffet at 7,000 won is reasonable for the price. In addition, simple cooking utensils are provided in the room to help you use it. This is my second visit, and even though it is a weekend, I plan to visit again for the reasonable price.

The hotel is located a little away from the center of downtown, in a calm area with office buildings and the city hall. There are many stylish cafes and restaurants nearby, so you will never have trouble finding something to eat. The hotel front desk staff were very polite and reassuring. There was no Japanese language support. The room was the most reasonably priced double bed and only had a shower, but it also had a desk, sofa and table, so it was very functional. The room in particular had wooden floors where you had to take your shoes off before entering, so it felt very clean. There is also a stylish bakery on the first floor, so why not get some takeaway and enjoy it in the comfort of your room?

It was beautiful and quite wide and there was a bathtub and it was slow. Amenities were also divided and there was no trouble. It was good that the styler was attached, and the coat was put in, and the sterilization and deodorant were easily made in the room. Convenience stores and cafes were also nearby.

I stayed two nights here. Room was very clean and well maintained. The room had many little things of convenience including a fridge and a coffee port. We had dinner at the buffet restaurant on the 19th floor. I was surprised at the impressive view of Daejeon from the restaurant, which I thought is a quite boring city. Proximity to the Daejeon Convention City makes it an extremely attractive choice if going to a conference. There is a grocery store across the street, The only negative side is that the hotel is somewhat far from the city center, although I don't think there is anything of much interest in the city. Overall a decent hotel of very good value.

Take the KTX Daejeon Station and transfer to the subway, which is 1 stop away from Chungseong-ro. It is a 10-minute walk and is convenient. The rooms are cleaned every day. The lobby staff are average and some of them are rude, but the transportation is convenient. It is close to the subway station and there is a food street nearby. There are plenty of places to eat, and there is an underground shopping mall at the subway station, which is convenient for shopping. I stayed for 3 days. To go to Datun Mountain, take bus 313 and then transfer to bus 34. It takes about 2 o'clock to arrive. It is convenient to take the subway to watch the sunset at Dadong Sky Park.

The breakfast is simple and the interior of the hotel is clean. There's a park nearby, so it's great for a walk. It's a bit disappointing that there's no gym.